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Unwired UFRBS10 2-way radio

How do you disable VOX on this unit?? I bought the unit with no instruction manual. It transmits at the slightest noise. Useless for receiving. The "mode" button offers a change of channels, change of subcodes, and "off" and "on". I would think that this would be VOX selection, but it seems to have no effect. What am I turning off and on?

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I tried to find the user manual but no results mostly of the FRS radios, has a menu wich incluides the Vox feature, please tell me if you have a little face icon, this could be the Vox field to turn on or off. Or tell me what icons you have on it in the menu

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