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"My two-way radio is not turning on" If this does not work, check your battery to see if it's properly installed and a perfect fit. If it's a new battery, ensure it's compatible with your radio. Lastly, if it's still not turning on, inspect the radio for damage from dust, rain, or accidental drops.

Some cars are pre-wired for navigation systems, premium sound systems, and even back-up cameras, and while they don't come equipped with those systems, they can easily be installed. However, by the end of the lease, those additions need to be removed and the original systems replaced at the driver's expense.

One of Your Radios Is Having Trouble Transmitting If other users are having difficulties hearing what one radio is transmitting, you may have a damaged or broken antenna. Inspect the antenna for any bends or kinks that could be causing the problem. If you find damage, it might be time to replace the antenna.

Antenna Damage The antenna on a radio is responsible for transmitting and receiving signals. Through normal wear and tear, an antenna can become kinked or broken. Another way antenna can become damaged is if users pick the radio up by the antenna.

Remove the fuse from its holder. In some cases you may need a small screwdriver to unscrew the fuse holder cap. Look at the fuse wire. If there is a visible gap in the wire or a dark or metallic smear inside the glass then the fuse is blown and needs to be replaced.

The most likely reason for your radio's sudden death is a blown fuse. All car radios have at least one fuse that protects it from power surges coming from somewhere else in the vehicle. The first thing you should do when your radio stops working is check its fuses and replace any that have blown.

There are a few potential sources for this problem: The mic could be in transmit mode. You could be on the wrong channel. The battery needs to be charged.

If nothing else is working, use your cellphone and call tower or a FSS. Let them know you've had a radio failure, and either ATC will clear you in as usual or FSS will coordinate with ATC to get you safely back on the ground.

Causing Distractions. A radio played too loudly at a workstation by one employee can distract neighboring workers, affecting their concentration or disrupting them when talking on the phone.

If your radio is turning on but there is no sound. First check radio functions, be sure you have an audio source selected like Radio. If using AUX, USB or BT AUDIO be sure you have a device connected to the correct input. Be sure the radio is not Muted.