Motorola t5700 talkabout

Hi and thanks for hearing my problem. My motorola talkabout radios are not working properly. one works fine, but the other seems not to receive anything from the 1st radio. Although it makes all the beeps and sounds, and even makes the pre-sound before receiving like your about to hear the 1st radio, it just sounds real faint...very very faint. other than that, it looks like it has nothing else wrong with it. can i take it somewhere or could i open that thing up and mess with it? Angel

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Anonymous Feb 03, 2008

i have the same problem. help i have the same problem. help
kdcrean Jun 21, 2008

When I turn on both radios, I get the two tone "on" signal. When I "push to talk" on the "good" radio, I get the short burst of static. This does not happen on the "non working" radio. No transmission comes through on the "non working " radio. No voice transmission can be done on the "non working" radio.
davidoutterb Aug 19, 2008

Battery hkn40028 for the motorala t5700 is nothing more than
3 1.2v 600ma c52 batteries with a circuit hard soldered around
the batteries. Does anyone have a frame with the resistor, chip,
wherein a person can simply install three above mentioned batteries
in the frame? With the price of the hgnn40028 plus shipping its
an expense that need only be one time having a frame of the components
that 3 1.2 600ma c52 batteries can fit into. This would be a bargain
because the price of the replacement battery pak + shipping is
rather more cost than having to fit 3 batteries into a frame with the
necessary components and connections.
Ordering the new battery pak everytime a rechargable battery fails
is just too much bother.
Idea here.

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I have same problem. one is ok, but the other is not ok. i can hear static and the display is ok. but no more.

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Could you please be more specific with your problem, e mail me pls or chat me [email protected] Neto

Posted on Oct 30, 2006

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SOURCE: Communication problem with my brend new T5720.

I have seen some problems with new out of box radios, one of them is out of frequency and recieve with noise and works with low range coverage. I can not clarify what you mean with feed back, check if you set in low volume if the radio works fine. That will tell you that the speaker or the Synth circuitry has a problem. Neto.

Posted on Dec 16, 2006

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