Thanks Gary. I find that setting at the Department level, and it's an 8. I then "thought" I found it for the Municipality (and it was an 8) but I can't find it again!

Check the digital threshold level. For DMR I usually use 8.

Hi There, BCD436HP with DMR License. I made new FL which included Ludlow, MA which is now on DMR. I am sure the FL came down and I see Ludlow in there - 453.250. It shows NFM Color Code 5 and I'm

Someone made a comment We do not need an Amplified Speaker a regular external one will work .Yes but the reason I did it on my SDS-100 The audio on VHF/UHF Analog if I turned just the

Yep. Earphones are typically 1000ohms, most non piezo speakers like HSN4031A are 8ohms Wont get any volume out of an earphone socket if you stick it in there. Basic ohms law applies.... Mike de

On 05/09/2021 14:35, Teton Amateur Radio Repeater Association (TARRA) wrote: The HSN4031A is a non-amplified speaker. Will not get driven well from a headphone jack. It will

And "your radios" are using the EARPHONE output with this? Joe M.

I use something like this on my radios: HSN4031A There is plenty of level without an additional amp. I'm sure that Motorola spent a lot of time and money on engineering a speaker that is not

As I said before, my personal favorites are the amplified Motorola or GE speakers like the image that was recently posted (by someone else). Joe M.

Joe, Is there one (or two) you recommend? Thanks - Maggie

It might be easier and cheaper to just buy an amplified speaker. Joe M.

Hey Don, How is it wired to your scanner? Is it powered by a separate power source? I have a Motorola speaker that is not powered. No model number, looks like yours, but only has 2 wires coming from

On My SDS-100 If I turn the audio up especially on VHF/UHF Analog I get the loid hissing , I like anything Motorola so I got this Motorola Amplified Speaker Now All I have to do is just turn up

HERE'S AN AMPLIFIED SPEAKER THAT SHOULD WORK. Uniden (BC23A) Bearcat 15-Watt Amplified External Communications Speaker. Durable Rugged Design, Perfect for Amplifying Uniden Scanners, CB Radios, and

Next question: Are you sure it is not trunked? Joe M.

Its not amplified wont run off of an earphone socket no.

I programmed the System as a Conventional and set the Audio as Digital in the settings. Coming in loud and clear on the Uniden as well as the TRX1.

Where does it show that speaker (below) as an AMPLIFIED speaker? It looks like a very simple 5-watt, 8-ohm speaker. There is nothing so show amplification or power. Dewey

Got it! Thank you so much. Maggie On May 6, 2021 10:53:48 AM "Joe M." <mch@...> wrote:

This is a great little amplified speaker. Just connect the power lead to the something powered off the ACC position of your ignition switch and ypu should be good to