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General| Frequency Range | 26.965 - 27.405 MHz |
|---|---|
| Modulation | AM |
| Power Output | 4 Watts |
| Channels | 40 |
| Microphone | Dynamic |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
Details features enhancing selectivity, noise reduction, and reception sensitivity.
Covers LED indicators, S/RF meter, and Public Address capability.
Outlines the FCC licensing process for Class D CB operation in the USA.
Information on acquiring a DOC General Radio Service license for Canada.
Emphasizes reading the manual to resolve issues before seeking service.
Lists detailed technical specifications for receiver sensitivity and transmitter output.
Provides information on Public Address, power needs, dimensions, and weight.
Describes the main controls, switches, meters, and indicators on the front panel.
Details rear panel jacks for external speakers, PA, and antenna connections.
Step-by-step instructions for setting up and operating the transceiver for receiving calls.
Guidance on transmitting, using the emergency switch, and understanding modulation.
Instructions for using the Public Address feature and monitoring modes.
Instructions on how to connect and disconnect the locking microphone plug.
Tips on using features like ANL, S/RF Meter, and external speakers.
Provides hints and best practices for courteous CB communication.
Safety and convenience considerations for mounting the transceiver in a vehicle.
Instructions for connecting the transceiver to the vehicle's 12-volt DC power system.
Guidance on connecting the antenna system to the transceiver.
Lists the standard frequencies for all 40 CB channels.
Discusses transmission line, SWR meters, and antenna matching for optimal performance.
Provides general guidelines for properly installing any mobile CB antenna.
Discusses common mounting positions like Roof, Front Cowl, Rear Deck, and Bumper.
Brief overview of common base station antenna types: Ground Plane, Coaxial, and Beam.
Explains sources of noise and how to identify and mitigate them.
Tips for reducing noise caused by the vehicle's ignition system.
Guides users through common checks for receiving and transmitting issues.
Checks for power cable, fuse, and switch settings if the transceiver is inoperative.
Warnings against internal adjustments and advice on professional servicing.
Examples of how CB radios can be used for family communication and safety.
Applications of CB radios in business, public safety, and construction industries.
Provides the detailed electronic schematic diagram of the transceiver.
Lists common 10-codes used by CB radio operators for communication.
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