Ht1000 receivers I have come across a few Ht1000's that transmit fine but the receiver is intermittent. When they receive they work fine until you bump or squeeze the radio the audio signal drops but the rx led still shows a signal present. You bump the radios again and the audio signal comes back. What could be their problem.

The static tells me that your audio chip is working, but the stages ahead of that are not feeding a signal to the audio amplifier. The intermittent receive sounds like a bad antenna connection, or bad contacts on your transmit - receive circuits. I don't know the Cobra 29 LXBT circuitry, but likely a relay is switching between transmit and receive when you press the mic key. You could try connecting your antenna to the pins on the relay that carry the rf signal to the receiver circuitry. If you suddenly starting picking up signals, you know the switch is the problem, as you have by passed the switch momentarily. Don't try to transmit in this condition.

Remote Entry Receiver is inside the back lift-door panel. Open the panel and check the receiver antenna (a wire hanging out from the receiver). Try to stretch out the antenna as far from the receiver as you can so the receiver gets the maximum range for signal receiving. Since you said you had the FOB tested and it worked fine, your signal transmission side is OK. The issue is at your receiver side. Good luck.

you should take it to a tech to check it out . there is a symptom called thermal intermittent.when the radio gets hot it stops transmitting.the oposite is also true and to find the problem a soldering iron would work but if you are not careful you could zap the radio..You would need a commercial thermal spot tester to accomplish thischeck the obvious first until you find the actual problem.

Your finals are fried. Take it to a shop and they will fix the finals. Before you do that be sure to put in an extension speaker just to be sure. Most CB shops are inexpensive.

You are transmitting with the correct tone on the correct frequency. Either the tone, frequency or both are incorrect on receive. Try pressing the squelch button while they are transmitting. If you can hear them, your tone is incorrect. Either way, you likely need to take it to a two way radio dealer who can program that radio. Call first, it is an older radio, not every shop can program it.

antenna not receiving signal

The T6310 is a disposable radio. Assuming the programming is correct, and matching on each of your radios, and you are using good batteries, there is nothing which can be done to correct the problem. We would however, suggest you double check your programming, and also the age of your batteries.

Sidenote: Rechargeable batteries only last 18-24 months before they begin to fail. Signs of failure can include, but are not limited to, poor transmit, intermittent transmit, white noise, squelching sounds. It takes more energy to transmit than to receive, so your transmit would be the first to go.

You can not send or receive faxes with any consistency on Broadband lines. You need an analog telephone line for these to work. Fax machines work on analog technology.

Hello snorker,

It could be battery / power issue. Two-way radios draw much more power when transmitting then receiving. If the batteries are weak the radio might work perfectly fine on receive and then cut-out when you depress the Push-To-Talk.

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Ken
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Check the battery contacts for any dust or corrotion.