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Hey guys. I'm runnin a magnum S-6 and was wanting to kno if their was any way I could modify the roger beep to make it a deeper tone? Just curious. Thanks in advance.

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Yeah you can change tone and length by adding various resistors.

Not familiar with that particular circuit, but in general the resistor will change the length of the beep and a capacitor in that same circuit will change the pitch of the beep tone.
http://www.cbtricks.com/radios/rflim...m_s6/index.htm

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Would one of y'all happen to kno where the roger beep circut would be? Also how can I make it to where I can here it in my talk-back? Thanks for the help guys.

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The length would be changed by replacing certain capacitors.

Mackmobile was right. I got it backwards. The resistor will change the pitch and the capacitor will change the length of the beep. On the S-6, you might have to call up a Magnum tech or warranty shop. They should be familiar with those boards.

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Okie dokie. Thanks guys.

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