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General| Type | Handheld |
|---|---|
| Channels | 40 |
| Frequency Range | 26.965 - 27.405 MHz |
| Power Output | 4 Watts |
| Dimensions | 6.5 x 2.5 x 1.5 inches |
| Weight | 0.5 lbs |
| Instant Channel 9 and 19 | Yes |
| SoundTracker System | Yes |
| Weather Radio | Yes |
| Battery Life | Up to 10 hours |
Connector for attaching the antenna to the CB radio.
Adjusts the threshold for incoming signals to pass through.
Controls the power and audio output level of the radio.
Attachment for securing the radio to a belt or waistband.
Port for connecting an external speaker for enhanced audio.
Port for connecting an external microphone.
Indicator light showing the charging status of the battery.
Port for connecting a charger to recharge the internal battery.
Input for connecting an external DC power source.
Activates the LCD display backlight for visibility.
Buttons used to navigate through CB and weather channels.
Button pressed to transmit audio; release to receive.
Compartment where the batteries are housed.
Screen showing channel, status, and signal information.
Function to prevent accidental button presses.
Activates the noise reduction system for clearer audio.
Multi-function key for weather, power saving, and dual channel monitoring.
Dedicated buttons for quick access to emergency and information channels.
Key used for programming various radio functions.
Feature that automatically searches for active channels.
Built-in component for voice input during transmission.
Clarity is measured by the signal-to-noise ratio, higher is better.
Reduces noise and improves clarity by cutting noise level up to 90%.
Strengthens transmit signals for better clarity and range.
Instructions for securely connecting the antenna to the radio unit.
Guide for inserting and securing the batteries into the unit.
Steps for attaching and removing the belt clip to the radio.
Procedure for powering the CB radio on and initial display sequence.
Adjusting the squelch control to manage incoming signal noise.
Detailed steps for setting the squelch control for optimal reception.
How to change between CB and weather channels using arrow keys.
Explanation of icons and information shown on the radio's display panel.
How to use the PTT button to transmit and receive signals.
Proper usage of the microphone and release of PTT for receiving.
Quick access to emergency and information channels via dedicated button.
Feature to automatically scan all available CB channels for activity.
How to monitor two selected channels simultaneously.
Procedure for setting up and operating the dual channel monitoring feature.
How to access and listen to National Weather Service broadcasts.
Changing weather channels and returning to CB mode.
How to activate power saving mode to extend battery life.
Exiting power saver mode and its effect on battery life.
Monitoring the current battery charge level displayed on the unit.
Steps to engage the SoundTracker system for noise reduction.
Procedure for testing the SoundTracker system's performance.
Further steps for testing SoundTracker and observing noise reduction.
How to illuminate the LCD display for better visibility.
Function to prevent accidental key presses and avoid unintended operations.
Connecting the radio to a vehicle's power source and using external antennas.
Clarity is measured by the signal-to-noise ratio.
Reduces noise and improves clarity by cutting noise level up to 90%.
Strengthens transmit signals for better clarity and range.
Essential guidelines and regulations for using the CB radio.
Information on NOAA weather broadcasts and how to receive them.
Guidelines for using Channel 9 for emergency communications and distress data.
Standard codes used for quick and clear communication in CB radio service.
Compliance statement for FCC rules regarding device operation.
Caution regarding modifications that could void user authority.
Limits for Class B digital devices and interference mitigation advice.
Industry Canada compliance for license-exempt RSS devices.
Industry Canada approval for radio transmitters and antenna types.
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