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Radio Shack TRC-234 - User Manual

Radio Shack TRC-234
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Cat. No. 21-1678
OWNER’S MANUAL
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TRC-234
5-Watt, 40-Channel
CB Walkie-Talkie
with 10 Weather Channels
21-1678.fm Page 1 Thursday, August 5, 1999 12:45 PM
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Radio Shack TRC-234 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRadio Shack
ModelTRC-234
CategoryTwo-Way Radio
LanguageEnglish

Summary

FEATURES

10-Channel WX Band Receiver

Receives seven national and three international weather frequencies for local conditions and forecasts.

LCD Digital Display

Shows selected channel, signal strength, and operating mode for clear user feedback.

PLL Frequency Synthesizer

Ensures highly accurate and stable tuning for reliable communication.

Two Ceramic Filters

Provides superior selectivity and reduces interference from adjacent channels.

Hysteresis Squelch Circuit

Compensates for fading signals and eliminates noise chopping during reception.

Automatic Noise Limiting (ANL) Circuit

Reduces noise from electrical equipment like motors and ignition systems.

Emergency Channel 9 Switch

Allows quick switching to Channel 9 for reporting or monitoring emergency situations.

FCC INFORMATION

Preparation

Connecting Power

Details three power sources: internal batteries, vehicle power, and standard AC power.

Using Internal Batteries

Instructions for installing nine AA batteries, including cautions for proper use and disposal.

Using Vehicle Battery Power

Guide for powering the transceiver using a vehicle's cigarette lighter socket.

Using Standard AC Power

Instructions for operating the transceiver using AC power via a 12-volt DC power supply.

Charging Nickel-Cadmium Batteries

Explains the built-in circuit for recharging Ni-Cad batteries while in the transceiver.

Connecting an Antenna

Steps for connecting the supplied flexible rubber antenna and other types.

Using an External Speaker

Guidance on connecting an external speaker for improved listening in noisy areas.

Using an External Speaker;Microphone

Instructions for connecting an external speaker/microphone combination unit.

Using the Wrist Strap

How to use the supplied wrist strap to keep the transceiver accessible.

Using the Belt Clip

Steps to attach and use the supplied belt clip for carrying the transceiver.

Operation

Receiving Transmissions and Adjusting Squelch

Procedure for turning on the unit, selecting channels, and adjusting volume and squelch.

Transmitting

Steps for transmitting, including holding the talk button and speaking clearly.

Turning On;Off the Light

How to use the LIGHT button to turn the display light on and off.

Locking the Functions

Instructions for using the KEY LOCK switch to prevent accidental program changes.

Using Channel 9

Guide for monitoring or transmitting on Channel 9 for emergency calls.

Listening to the Weather Band

How to select weather broadcasts using the WEATHER and CHANNEL buttons.

Operational Hints

Common Uses for a CB

Examples of how CB radios are used for business and personal communication.

Business Uses

Details how CBs benefit truck drivers, construction crews, and security officers.

Personal Uses

Lists personal applications like staying in touch, family communication, and emergencies.

Transmission Courtesy

Maximum Range

Using Common 10-Codes

CHARGING NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERIES

CONNECTING AN ANTENNA

USING AN EXTERNAL SPEAKER

USING AN EXTERNAL SPEAKER;MICROPHONE

USING THE WRIST STRAP

USING THE BELT CLIP

CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

SPECIFICATIONS

NOTES

RADIO SHACK LIMITED WARRANTY

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