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November 8th 07, 12:22 AM
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GM-300 Question
I have a Motorola GM300 that will not turn off the radio with the
power/volume knob even with the 16 pin assy. plug removed. Any hints? Thanks Chuck |
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November 8th 07, 12:31 AM
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GM-300 Question
Chuck Carlson, KD6RSQ wrote:
I have a Motorola GM300 that will not turn off the radio with the power/volume knob even with the 16 pin assy. plug removed. Any hints? Thanks Chuck http://www.batlabs.com/maxrad.html#power This section has some information on a problem opposite of what you have but it may lead you to a point in the radio where you can diagnose where the problem is. |
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November 8th 07, 03:11 PM
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GM-300 Question
On Nov 7, 3:22 pm, "Chuck Carlson, KD6RSQ" wrote:
I have a Motorola GM300 that will not turn off the radio with the power/volume knob even with the 16 pin assy. plug removed. Any hints? Thanks Chuck Chuck, Quick question: Is this a radio you just picked up or was this a working radio that started having a problem? Point is, I've aquired radios that have been pre-modified from the previous owner (for different reasons) and had to spend time attempting to return the radio back to it's original state. Have you checked the on/off switch to make sure it hasn't been soldered short, thus bypassing the on/ off switch? Consider the same for the 16 pin... You may also want to program the radio and disable the ignition sense till you find the problem, just a thought... Let me know your findings... Regards, David ((( |
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