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Frequency Antenna Length
25-54 MHz Extend fully
108-174 MHz Extend 4 segments
216-225 MHz Extend 3 segments
225-406 MHz Extend 2 segments
406-1300 MHz Collapse fully
Note: If desired, you may also connect an external base station antenna
feedline equipped with a BNC male connector to the antenna connector.
Please refer to the section entitled “Connecting an Optional External
Antenna” below for important instructions and warnings.
Mobile operation
By attaching the mounting bracket such that it is located on top of the radio,
it is possible to mount the radio underneath your vehicle’s dashboard, or in
any other mounting location where the radio will be suspended from above.
You may also use the mounting bracket such that it is located underneath
of the radio, which makes it possible to mount the radio on top of any flat
surface in your vehicle.
Your PSR-410 is also designed to fit into a DIN-E compatible sleeve,
which makes it easy to mount the radio in an existing radio or CD player
dashboard opening. An optional DIN-E installation kit can be purchased
form GRE at:
http://www.greamerica.com
Note: In certain cases, installation of mobile communications electronics in
modern automobiles requires specialized tools, training, and experience.
If in doubt, seek assistance from a local car audio electronics installation
shop, or a local two-way radio dealer.
Select a mounting location that does not interfere with visibility while driving.
Use caution not to select a location that may interfere with the deployment
of your vehicle’s air bags. It is extremely important not to mount this or
any other equipment in locations where deployment of the air bags may
cause the equipment to be propelled towards the vehicle’s passengers. If
necessary, seek advice from your automotive dealer or service shop.
Use the mounting bracket as a template to mark the locations for the two
mounting screws.
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