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Midland 75-822 CB to a Sena SR10 to Sena headset loud squeal.
- Thread starter Neil Rupp
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IdahoMtnSpyder
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Does the handheld transmit ok by itself? Also try a different handheld for a test.
Easy Rider
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Good idea.
Getting a little earphone with mic probably would be cheaper than finding another radio.
They can be had from Midland for about $20 IIRC.
IdahoMtnSpyder
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Actually, all I had in mind was a trouble shooting step!
Yes works great untill I hook to the bluetooth sena10
IdahoMtnSpyder
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At least we now know it is not the CB itself.
I had a loud squeal with my Can Am CB last year. Apparently it was a bad cable. I think it might have been a short between the speaker wire and transmit wire that created a hard wire feedback loop. A new cable fixed the problem. I think Finless is right on.
This may be the answer. I'm checking that out. Thanks
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