VX-7R Channel counter weird !!!!!!, need help

[zevozki]

Hey

Straight to the point
I am having Yaesu VX-7R and I was testing the function Channel Counter but I found strange results.

I have another ham Quansheng tuned for channel 137.000Mhz and im PPT it at same time I turn on the channel counter in my VX-7R but it catch another frequency 138.125Mhz ?

I thought first something wrong with me but then I tuned VX-7R to the same frequency 137.000Mhz of Quansheng and I PPT it again it catch?

In simple words the Quansheng sending one frequency and the VX-7R receiving it in two different frequencies???

Below are my settings, tell me what is I am doing wrong!!!
Channel counter set to 5+/-
The RPT sets to SIPM
SQL Type set to OFF
SPLIT set to OFF

[nyphonejacks]

tell me what is I am doing wrong!!!

The English language.

[markov]

tell me what is I am doing wrong!!!

The English language.

Straight to the point

nicely done.. hahah

[zevozki]

btw it losers fourm, it will not make a difference if my language is weak. English is not my mother language so forgive me if i sound wierd too.

anyway could one of you tell me why vx-7r acting like that or what?

[nyphonejacks]

I think that you need to put a 6.5536 Mhz crystal from your toaster into your frequency counter this should solve your problem.

[zevozki]

I think that you need to put a 6.5536 Mhz crystal from your toaster into your frequency counter this should solve your problem.

thank you for your replay. i couldnt follow your instructions there is new words which not there in my device. Can you illustrate more please?

[Acidpez]

You need to take apart a Microwave and get the F-U-K Chip and put it in the U-69 chipslot in your VX-7R. That will fix that problem.

[Godot]

How strong is the off-frequncy signal? I just tested and I get the some noise on 138.125 when transmitting from my Quansheng on 137, but it is fairly weak and didn't throw off my VX-7R's channel counter.

A little off-frequency noise is normal when radios are right next to each other, especially when one of said radios is a cheap-ass Quansheng. Try keeping the radios at least ten feet apart, then see if you still hear anything on 138.125. I don't.

[nyphonejacks]

thank you for your replay. i couldnt follow your instructions there is new words which not there in my device. Can you illustrate more please?

[zevozki]

How strong is the off-frequncy signal? I just tested and I get the some noise on 138.125 when transmitting from my Quansheng on 137, but it is fairly weak and didn't throw off my VX-7R's channel counter.

A little off-frequency noise is normal when radios are right next to each other, especially when one of said radios is a cheap-ass Quansheng. Try keeping the radios at least ten feet apart, then see if you still hear anything on 138.125. I don't.

thank you for your replay.
as you said i hear noise when they close to each other. can you make a test to any frequency and try to send from quansheng and try to capture it by vx-7r using channel counter. i will follow your way to do even the distance between each other mention it