Re: VHF Static After Reception
Just to add to your already excellent advice; try to get into the habit of adjusting the squelch regularly.
This control is one of the most misunderstood and least used function on the radio. It often is knocked or otherwise inadvertently maladjusted; often without the user being aware of it. Turned too far one way, you will miss distant or weak transmissions. Of course, too far the other way and the result is obvious (hash or continuous receiver noise).
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