I recently purchased a Radioddity DB-20G to replace a Midland 115 that I was having audio issues with. I am trying to find the sweet spot for my squelch setting and seeking input and experience from others.
I am trying to find the sweet spot for the squelch setting. I can set it at 2 and not have static; however, when I receive some transmissions the squelch will remain open. I have set it higher (about mid-point) and still experience the intermittent squelch remaining open. I can "clear" the open squelch with a key of the mike. I have also not set it to the highest setting because I am concerned about reception range.
Like I said, just putting this out there for any input and experiences others may have had with this radio which I do think is a decent radio for under $90.00.
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I recently purchased a Radioddity DB-20G to replace a Midland 115 that I was having audio issues with. I am trying to find the sweet spot for my squelch setting and seeking input and experience from others.
I am trying to find the sweet spot for the squelch setting. I can set it at 2 and not have static; however, when I receive some transmissions the squelch will remain open. I have set it higher (about mid-point) and still experience the intermittent squelch remaining open. I can "clear" the open squelch with a key of the mike. I have also not set it to the highest setting because I am concerned about reception range.
Like I said, just putting this out there for any input and experiences others may have had with this radio which I do think is a decent radio for under $90.00.
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