Is this known to pass a "pause" signal every couple minutes when it's cold outside? Mine's been doing this for a few weeks, and it's pretty irritating
1727546
It might be your device doing it, extreme temps will sometimes cause issues with capacitive touch.
1727547
I haven't had anything like that happen, there will be some pauses but only for a millisecond. I would check your connection and if that doesn't do anything, contact the seller. Could be defective.
1727548
If you refer to bt streaming I cannot say I rarely use it that way. So no I have not had this issue.
1727549
No its not common fot this to do random pause wether its cold or not it could be a software issue or the interface is falling how long have you had it and what it I'm if you dont mind me asking
1727550
I haven't had any issues with the unit randomly pausing. I have had a few instances when my radio locks up and I need to pull the fuse before it starts responding again.
515794
Never had that happen with mine. I had mine on for close to an hour setting up deer camp a couple months ago. Use it A LOT here at the house and it has never let me down.
319573
I haven't experienced that with my unit. Sounds like you need to contact customer service.
1291598
Does it do it every time? I think mine may have done that once or twice but definitely doesn't every time. I also haven't used it a whole lot yet either if that makes a difference to you. I would call Tech support on that one. Good luck
1718506
Sounds like a defect. Get a replacement. I have had two for a long time and absolutely no problems. Be sure there is no dust covering it that may block signal and tell it that someone is near.
1393000
I haven't experienced that issue. I was thinking though, do you have a timer set? I am sorry. Please let us know how you get this resolved.
610498
I don't see that being a problem because the battery is in the sending unit. I know it gets cold in WI, but not cold enough to stop radio waves or electrons :-) When in doubt I always contact the manufacturer. I've been using this device (both units are in the house) for a few months now and it has worked flawlessly for me. One side note is that we have our house heavily insulated. It's wrapped in foam board insulation as well as the usual in-wall cavity insulation along with triple pane windows. After installing the extra insulation and new windows we no longer can use outdoor radio wave devices (indoor-outdoor remote thermostats). The receivers can't pick up the signal even if it's only a couple feet away with new batteries.
1832069
Haven't noticed more false alarms due to weather. Mine is mounted on a fencepost, and so far snow has not been deep enough to cover it. Most false alarms have been responses to large trucks that are on the road just beyond the range that is supposed to be the limit of the sensor.
84984
Ours does that as well. It should stop after a few minutes. I believe there is an explanation for that in the owners guide, it is something that is expected to occur.
351283
Mine was doing this also. I talked to a rep from the company, and we concluded that it was the ckkd temps outside that was causing this. After going back through the paperwork that came with this light/laser combo even states this. I don't know if its cold where you are, " below 40 degrees", but that's what was causing mine to go off.
1823109
I've had this happen in the past. It's usually due to the magnet on the crank arm. Adjust it so that it is close enough. I find that if it's more than 1cm away from the magnet, it won't reliably pick up the signal.
367918
It's does when it turns on but I think it might be because it's too cold but then it starts to go away in a few seconds but it has been working very good, better than the sony amp I try.
458400
Gasper G. was right on the money! But, it is important to protect the unit from the wind. We have seen a number of outdoor units this winter (in NC) freeze because of the wind chill effect. Make sure exhaust vent is clear and a wind block set up around the unit. Hope this helps!:)
103759
Most likely due to a weak signal. Try a station close by and see if it's still a problem.
227782
I did not have that problem. Do you live in a cold climate? If so, try putting it in your garage overnight on a really cold day. That might help.
2215255
I had mine for about seven months before that happened randomly, really annoying. It still does it.
1157014
I just read the other answer and I thought that was a bit short so I just tested it. From my smoker, through my house(75'); out the front and across the street(75'); up to the corner(150'); across the street and up 1/2 of the block(150'); still getting a signal. Starts to become intermittent during the next 39' before I lost it altogether. So maybe mine's special but I have no problem taking it all through my house and in any kind of weather.