Ok all you helpful folks. I need some ideas.
I have a UHF mastr II tuned to the ham band. I am using a NHRC-3/M2 
controller. I have a 2 meter remote base on the 2nd port of the 
controller. I have both audio delay boards installed. I am running a 
TS-64 ctcss board in full encode/decode. My output is 25watts out of 
the cavities. I am using a set of TX/RX Varinotch cans. I am running 
a ARR preamp. 
The problem I have is this. Sometimes on the receive signal it 
sounds "crunchy". A signal will be full quieting and then it will 
get "crunchy" and then slowly clear up. On weaker signals 
the "crunchy sounding audio will just stay that way. I thought maybe 
this was caused by the AD but it was still there when i removed the 
delay board. 
This system was on 444.450/449.450 for abt 7 years with no problems. 
I moved and had to change the frequencies to 448.450/443.450. I also 
had a IFAS board fail a few months ago and swapped it out with one I 
had from another UHF Mastr II.
Thoughts? ideas? places to start? Bring it on!! I need to make this 
thing work rght or take it off the air.

Dan


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