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dave wrote in message ...
My klx135 has the "T" for transmit. It stops transmitting after 35 seconds and displays "stuck mic". I think the led on my intercomm also turns red when tranmitting - I'll have to check that out. Most King radios made in the last 20 yrs. have the xmitter cutoff and some sort of indicator on the panel (can't remember if the NARCOs do). In addition to that most properly wired radios will provide a sidetone in the headset. The sidetone alone should be enough to clue you in. Whenever I've had a stuck mike, the first thing I noticed was that the sidetone was still there. This was followed by a glance at the radio to see that the "TX" indicator was still on in the display. If you're too distracted to notice those things, I don't think another light on the panel will help. John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180) |
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