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If, as you have told us, the sidetone is clear and loud, then the odds of it
being in the microphone/jacks/PTT switch are nearly zero. My bet is an RF problem of some sort. And why would you consider some sort of "debounce" circuit? DO you have a clue what a debounce circuit does? Jim wrote in message oups.com... If it was a broken/loose wire in the mic circuit I would think I would not get a good sidetone in the headset. Have seriously cleaned both of the mic jacks but now that you mention it I'll bet it could be the PTT button (duh!). I probably need to make a debounce circuit or something if possible. At least I could try taking a passenger to try the rear xmit button. Thanks for the "wake up call". Jim |
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