Wayne Parham Messages: 18765 Registered: January 2001
Illuminati (33rd Degree)
I think Bruce was suggesting looking into the common problems that you can check. Check the power, check the ground. Possibly consider adding a series coil and a shunt capacitor on the power line to reduce noise. Check that wiring isn't frayed.
It's really hard to tell what's going on inside the radio without an oscilloscope. And even then, a digital problem requires some kind of digital analyzer like a debugger.
Basically, something like this is hard to troubleshoot because of the lack of visibility in the internal mechanism(s). Looking for things like bad connections and ground loops are always good suggestions, but beyond that, it's probably best to swap the radio.
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