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#11
November 22nd 05, 07:27 PM
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"Somebody check your mike on the radio, please..."
RST Engineering wrote: Nobody ever said anything about "talking" on different frequencies. There are a few dozen spurious responses on the best designed receiver that will take your ears off when the other person transmits on the other transceiver. It takes one hell of a lot of engineering to keep #1 transmitter from blowing the socks off of the #2 receiver. The Garmin audio panel allows two seperate conversations to take place at the same time and if you weren't sitting right next to him you wouldn't know he was talking on the other radio. I will have to tune in the ATIS on one radio and see if by transmitting on the other if that mutes the ATIS in my headset. 
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