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finals have nothing to do with rcv.
u need to trouble shoot the receiver.
start at the t/r switch and make sure the antenna is connected to the front end of the rcvr when xmit is not active.
if u hear absolutely nothing u may have an audio issue. try a headset and work backwards.
You have a poorly charged or bad battery. It takes more power to transmit than to receive. Usually the first thing you lose with a low, bad or poorly charged battery is transmit.
Try a known good battery in the radio. This should solve the problem. If not, check your battery contacts, as you may have one which is bad or not making good contact.
Clean your contacts with a pencil eraser to assure good connection with the charger.
Three things come to mind:
1) The radio is receiving, hence the light, but you may have a different PL code than the other radio and it is muting the transmission. Check your programming to be certain both radios are programmed alike. The red light indicates activity on your frequency.
2) Your radio may have a problem with the receive side of the radio or a bad speaker.
3) The transmitting radio may have a problem with transmit. This can be a sign of a bad battery. Swap batteries and see if the problem moves to the other radio. If so, replace the battery. (It takes more energy to transmit than to receive, so loss of transmit is common with a bad battery.)
Best regards.
The first light, I assume is on constantly, is power/connection, and the two that blink will be Rx and Tx, Rx = recieving data sream, Tx = sending data stream, even if you think that nothing is being transmitted, "static" is sent/recieved to maintain your connection.
Are you unable to connect? The send and rcv lights should be blinking. Make sure that your link light is on and not blinking. Your link light is your connection to your ISP
Have you checked that both radios are in the same Channel and the same Squelch Code? are the batteries ok? any rust in the battery contacts?
Some FRS radios gets a Malfuntion, and the syntom is like that, check this first
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