My channels are crazy. When I have one radio on channel 2 it works with the other radio on channel 3 and etc. How can I fix this?

Then it is not available.

Reset to Factory Defaults (Pg. 34)

Reset to Factory Defaults will set back all radio

features to the original factory default settings.

To do so, press PTT, SB2 and SB1

simultaneously while turning ON the radio until
you hear a high tone chirp.

Here is a link to the user guide: http://www.twowayradiosfor.com/pdf/RDX-Non-Display-manual.pdf
Programming instructions begin on page 36.

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i noticed with the new digital you can have more then one station now, on the same channel like a radio for instance

Are the radios new or old? Are they likely to be broken?

We need more info to help!!

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Hello, Thanks for requst me, As far as I understood, you have same settings in both radios, you mentined QT this is the 3° requirment to recive a signal, 1° channel, 2° subchannel (ctcss, pl, etc) and the 3° QT.
if you are using QT you must to send a Call from the other radio, I recomed to set the QT to Off in both radios and tray if you can communicate in both directions.
if does not receive, there is the possibility that one of your radios the Sub channel decoder is not working.
If you could test your radios with a Third radio to know wich radio is not working right.
Good luck

I have a new pair of 5500. It seems not working, but I discover that using channel 1 in one and channel 2 in the other they work, the same if using channel 2 in one I have to select 3 in the other, it is like a frecuency error. Maybe is the same with yours.

Well firstly are you using a parametric crossover with your radio and how much rca cables do you have coming you head unit (car radio) if you going to bridge the front up with you rear speakers u wont be able 2 hear the rear speakers try hookinking it up 2 your head unit's front speaker output and have ur rca cable connected to your amp running on your rear output of your head unit by doing this you can use your fader on your head unit to control your front and rear speakers

Hi, One way this would be possible is if you have set offset/duplex operation. My understanding however is that this feature is not normally available for this model. Normally Ch3 is 462.6125 and Ch18 is 462.6250, this can either mean that one of the radio has drifted down (frequency) or the other radio up. Since both are still operational albeit the disparity in frequency, what is probably needed is a simple calibration/adjustment of the PLL/VCO's trim capacitor. Of course a frequency counter & a dummy load wattmeter is needed to perform this. I also understand that FCC requires that you be licensed to be able to adjust/calibrate. Hope this be of some help/idea. Post back should you need additional information. Good luck and kind regards.

these are FRS radios, and use only the 14 FRS channels within the GMRS band. they will not operate on the other GMRS channels in the GMRS band. FRS Channel Frequency Assignments: Channel 1: 462.5625mhz Channel 2: 462.5875mhz Channel 3: 462.6125mhz Channel 4: 462.6375mhz Channel 5: 462.6625mhz Channel 6: 462.6875mhz Channel 7: 462.7125mhz Channel 8: 467.5625mhz Channel 9: 467.5875mhz Channel 10: 467.6125mhz Channel 11: 467.6375mhz Channel 12: 467.6625mhz Channel 13: 467.6875mhz Channel 14: 467.7125mhz