thought i had horrible speaker feedback with A-10C, but..

[Ramstein]

wow,, my spelling was terrible last night (My hands must have been really shaking bad..)...... I will correct them now..

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thought i had horrible speaker feedback with A-10C, but.., and thought my computer sound got really meesed up,a nd had a horrible sqeal when I was trying to play a mission with friends and A10-C. We had a couple bases and also some J-TAC controllers out in the mission...

 

I could not fly becuase of the horrific sqealing out of my speakers.. long story short, it turned out when I was tuning in radio #2 to the J-TAC frequency, it triggered some radio feedback between the two radios in my A-10C, Radio #1 was set to the base control tower, and Radio #2, was J-TAC...

 

very weird, never had that problem,,, anyways, all I had to do was to not go through a few frequencies while tuning to the frequencies we were using, but I wasted an hour finding all this out.. I never had this feedback happen in the A-10C radios ever before...

 

the horrific ear splitting feedback was like when you bring a microphone too close to speakers...

 

 

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Edited June 22, 2012 by Ramstein

[Jona33]

You didn't try to set the FM frequency too high or the AM frequency too low did you? That can cause that problem.

[Ramstein]

You didn't try to set the FM frequency too high or the AM frequency too low did you? That can cause that problem.

 

The first radio was set to 123 MHZ AM ( Airbase), Radio #2 was set to: 131 MHZ FM (J-TAC).

 

Later, I was tuning the 2nd radio and as I passed the dial from say 3 to about 8 on the dial, on the way to 13 (second dial to #1) the sqeal went crazy...

 

I never ever had this happen before from the A-10C radios... not sure why my post was moved, it after all was all A-10C equipemnt, not my computer hardware that freaked out... my computer was perfectly fine... as I tried shutting off speakers and the sqeal persisited though any set of speakers, or just my headset..

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