What if your walkie talkie antena is chewed on and makes a buzzing sound

Use the external talk/listen speaker/microphone. You get audio your internal speaker or connection is bad. Still no audio the audio power circuit is bad. Find a electronic tech & ask for a repair. Good luck.

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Just a few thoughts: It is possible you have a bad (blown) speaker on the buzzing radio or the radio has another problem.

A few things you might try include: 1) Cleaning your battery contacts, 2) trade batteries with the known good unit and see if the problem is solved, if so replace the battery, 3) check the mic and speaker holes on both units to be certain they are free of debris and/or stickers covering the holes. 4) if none of these solve the problem, then your radio likely needs retired/replaced.

Best regards.

Yes it is free, You should have a walkie-talkie ID number. Friends of your walkie talkie also have ID numbers install number to Your contacts scroll down on contact to (Options)D C. From there follow directions try to make a walkie talkie contact by pressing the side (PTT) or push to talk button , It a cinch. This may only work 4 sprint

Hello,
These walkie talkies are pretty simple to use. Turn on and turn the volume up and talk. So if you turn it on it is possible for there to be enough juice in the batteries to make the LED function but not enough to modulate (or talk) to the other walkie talkie. Have you tried to replacing the batteries with new ones yet? Sometimes recharge ables go bad and they are no good when you install them into your item. So make sure the batteries you installed are "new." And replace in both units. Should this not work, given the nature of the item and the age of those who will more than likely be using them, they break and soldier joints come loose. The back has a screw that is a specialty tool to remove. Outside of removing that and taking a look there is not much that can be done. Make sure to put at least 5 feet between the two radios to allow for good reception.
Regards, Tony

either the batterys are duds or the walkie talkie doesnt work- junk or have repaired :)

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Hi Zachary
I predict that you have trouble with only one unit.
Try to find some one with either the same units ( on same Frequency of course) or a receiver that also covers same Frequency and transmit on one GMR then the other to esablish which unit is faulty!
The faulty unit should then become apparent, the buzzing could be caused by transmisson of the faulty unit, check all Antenna connections, even change antennas over on testing as prescribed above,
good luck John.

• may be the walkie talkie can recieve signals only to an certain distance,so it may be due to the signal problem........
• if the reciever is beyond the permitted distance it loose its frequency...........
• or else the person who is calling walkie talkie might not hav signal in that area.....
• and if the walkie talkie does not recieve any signal then the receiver component present inside the walkie talkie might be damaged.........
• and if it does not reply to an signal transmitter might be damaged..........
• i hope my answer would be sufficient for u.....thank u......

It depends on the channels on the walkie talkies.

Can you supply the frz range of the TRC, and walkie talkies make and model and I will try and get the frez on the channels for you.

I can then tell if it will work or not.