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Midland 1001Z 40-Channel CB Radio
(Electronics) Midland
Release date: 2011-12-11

RF Gain adjusts reception sensitivity range for clear communication
CB/PA switch allows CB to be used as a Public Address System when paired with a PA speaker
Three-year limited warranty
Easily installs in most cars, trucks and RVs
40-channel, 4-Watt CB radio is perfect for novices and seasoned CB users


Price: $49.99

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Whistler 700 cb Radio schematic?
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I have a whistler 700 cb radio from 1987.. it stopped working and to have it fixed i need the owners manual or a schematic of the innerds...anytone know where i can find one? or have one?


NO check on line mine works fine tho
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Dak Mark X SSB CB Radio Vintage 1978 (appx) - Looks Great - Performance Lacking


This is a Dak Mark X SSB CB radio that I acquired along with a few other base station CB radios from the 1970#39;s era. I could not pass up the ...

where can I get the schematics for a cobra 29ltd classic cb radio?



Check to see if you have a cb repair shop in your area, or visit a nearby truck stop and see if you can have them order them for you.

Uniden PRO510XL 40-Channel CB Radio
Uniden CB Radios

Price: $49.99

Built-in automatic noise limiter and squelch control to eliminate noise and improve communication
Signal/RF meter and LED indicators to monitor activity at a glance
Front-positioned microphone with extra-long, coiled cord for convenient use
Ultra-compact unit for easy mobility; two-year manufacturer's warranty
40-channel mobile CB radio with superheterodyne circuit/phase locked loop for precise control

CB Radio Talkback?

Hello, I am wanting to install a talkback mod on my Uniden PC78 CB. I am wondering if anyone could show me a schematic or diagram with a parts list on how to do it myself. Thank you.


Unless you want to be able to turn the talkback on and off, all you'll need is a 1 watt 47 ohm resistor and a soldering iron.

One end of the resistor connects to ground. The easiest place to connect the other end is at the external speaker jack. Find where the jack solders to the circuit board. There will be three pins, two inline and another offset to one side. You will connect the resistor to the pin closest to the back of the radio.

If the talkback is not loud enough, you can use a resistor with a lower value. If it's too loud, increase the value. 47 ohms is usually about right. Any louder and feedback squeal becomes a problem.


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