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Volume Issues Have a pair of identical units, one RX at a loud volume - like expected - and the other RX at less than half the volume of the first one mentioned. Both volumes are turned up all the way and the voice used to TX is at the same volume. Thanks

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A few things which come to mind:

1) Check your settings to be certain you are not mixing wideband and narrowband. Many modern radios have both built in. After Jan. 2013 nearly all radios in the USA were mandated to migrate to narrowband. Mixing the two can cause the exact problem you described.

2) Check your radios' mic and speaker area. Be certain there is nothing covering either and no debris stuck in the holes or grill.

3) You might have a bad speaker on the low volume radio or a bad mic on the transmitting radio. One way to check this is to introduce a known good 3rd radio into the mix.

Best regards.

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