Help testing SR10 in south

[GoldenGS]

Hi

Has anyone got an SR10/SMH10 setup in Hampshire or surrounding counties? I'm trying to find out if I have a faulty unit: I have a Wintec A80 and am connecting it to the SR10 via an Icom lead - the pins are exactly the same and the same distance apart, it's the nearest sena lead I can get to match.

When connected up I can transmit OK but I can't receive, I just get buzzing. If I can test it connected up to one of the setups already provided for by Sena eg a Kenwood then I can work out whether it's a bad lead/PMR combination or my new SR10 is faulty.

BTW: I have access to three Wintec PMRs so have been able to discount the fact that one might be faulty (unless I'm being extremely unlucky).

Failing that I'll have to find a helpful dealer but as I bought it into the UK I don't know how willing they might be to help.

Many thanks
Mark

 

[GoldenGS]

Sorted

Help no longer needed, have confirmed SR10 all fine. Now have to work out which connector will work to my Wintec A80, I know it's not the Icom as I can transmit but not receive, only other recourse is to try the Midland and if that fails buy a new PMR.

 

[chas820]

Have you spoken to Intaride as they used to supply the Wintec A80.I recently sent them a Starcom and they made up an extension lead to fit between it and one of their headsets.I got fed up with keep bending pins on the Starcom mini din.

http://www.intaride.com/

 

[buncobooth]

Have you spoken to Intaride as they used to supply the Wintec A80.I recently sent them a Starcom and they made up an extension lead to fit between it and one of their headsets.I got fed up with keep bending pins on the Starcom mini din.

http://www.intaride.com/

I have been speaking to Intaride about this as I am going to buy one of their radios to work with the SR10, the small IR300 uses a 4 pole 3.5mm connector so they told me that can just take the original plug off and wire a new one. Mark how have you found the SR10 anyway, does it work well ?