Why can't others hear my transmission on Radioddity Two-Way Radio?
If others can't hear your transmission on your Radioddity Two-Way Radio, it might be because your CTCSS or DCS settings don’t match theirs; in this case, change your CTCSS or DCS setting to match your peers. Alternatively, you may be too far apart. Try moving closer to improve communication.
What to do if the LED indicates reception, but the speaker is silent on Radioddity PR-T1 Two-Way Radio?
If your Radioddity Two-Way Radio's LED indicates reception but the speaker is silent, the volume may be too low. Try turning up the volume. Also, check if CTCSS or DCS is enabled. If so, change your CTCSS or DCS settings to match those you're trying to communicate with, or turn CTCSS or DCS off.
Why does Radioddity PR-T1 Two-Way Radio transmit without touching the PTT?
If your Radioddity Two-Way Radio transmits without touching the PTT button, the VOX feature may be enabled. Try turning VOX off. If the issue persists, the VOX sensitivity might be too high; in that case, turn down the VOX sensitivity.
How to fix Radioddity PR-T1 that doesn’t start?
If your Radioddity Two-Way Radio doesn’t start, it could be due to a low battery. Try changing or recharging the battery. Another possibility is that the battery isn't correctly installed. Remove the battery and reinstall it to ensure proper contact.
Why does the battery die quickly on Radioddity PR-T1?
If the battery on your Radioddity Two-Way Radio dies quickly, the battery may be dead. In this case, purchase a new battery. Alternatively, the battery might not be fully charged; try recharging it completely.
General| Power Output | 5W |
|---|---|
| Battery Capacity | 1500mAh |
| Operating Voltage | 7.4V |
| Antenna Impedance | 50Ω |
| Waterproof Rating | IP54 |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| Channel Capacity | 128 |
| Channel Spacing | 12.5/25kHz |
| Weight | 220g (with battery) |
Important safety instructions and precautions for radio usage.
Description of the radio's main features and functionalities.
List of items included in the radio package.
Overview of the radio's physical components and their labels.
Details on the functions of the FM and LAMP keys.
Explanation of the main display screen and its icons.
Step-by-step guide for initial setup and basic use of the radio.
Configuration of squelch level and selective call codes (RX/TX).
Adjusting settings like Light, Beep, VOX, and Power.
Configuration for SAVE, TOT, BCLO, RING, and Weather Forecast.
Information on downloading software for radio programming.
Common issues and their solutions for radio operation.
Details on model, frequency range, memory, and physical characteristics.
Technical details for the radio's transmitter.
Technical details for the radio's receiver.
List of frequencies for Family Radio Service (FRS) channels.
List of frequencies for Private Mobile Radio (PMR) channels.
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