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Here's a few helpful portable radio tips:

• Once a month, allow your radio to go completely dead and then charge it back up all the way-this helps to cycle the battery and keep it in tip-top condition!
• Always hold your radio with the antenna vertically up and down, it gives the best reception that way!
• Use a leather or nylon case to protect your radio, many times these will save your radio from damage when it has been dropped!
• Avoid using "stubby" antennas on radios for several reasons: First is that you will lose significant range, and second is that physically it puts tremendous stress onto your radio's antenna jack and can cause it to shear off!
• Be sure to shut your radio off when charging! If you try to charge a battery with the radio on, it is like trying to fill a bucket with a hole in the bottom! It can also cause damage to the radio or battery!
• If you are in a poor reception area, try moving around while you are receiving, find a strong or "hot spot" and stop right there-this will enhance your transmissions also!
• Keep your battery terminals clean-dirty terminals cause intermittent charging and operation-clean them with a pencil eraser only!
• Don't carry your portable radio by it's antenna-many radios have very small wires connected to the jacks which can be broken very easily by excessive abuse!
• Always speak directly into the front of the radio-1 to 2" away is optimum on most radios. This provides the best clarity. Remember not to shout! Speaking normally enhances proper audio.
• Don't leave your portable out in the cold, or in a hot vehicle, it will cause reduced life on your battery. Some radios now also have an automatic power reduction feature in them to keep critical components from overheating, so a radio left in the sun may not work as well!