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OWNER’S MANUAL Cat. No. 21-1649

TRC-23640-Channel 5-Watt

CB Walkie Talkie

with LED Dis play

Please read before using this equipment.

21-1649.fm Thursday, August 5, 1999 11:33 AM

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FEATURES

Your RadioShack TRC-236 40-Channel 5-Watt CB Walkie Talkie with LED Display isa portable, two-way radio you can carry al-most anywhere. You can use your TRC-236 around the house, in your office, or inyour car or boat. You can also use it onfishing trips, or at your business for super-visory, security, or warehouse personnel.

Your TRC-236 has the following features:

2-Digit LED Display — lets you easilysee the selected channel number.

Automatic Display Dimmer — the chan-nel display automatically brightens whenyou press most buttons. Then, after a fewseconds, it dims to save battery power.

High/Low Power Switch — lets you in-crease the transmitted signal strength toincrease the TRC-236’s range, or de-crease it to save battery power.

Telescoping Antenna with Center-Loading Coil — provides excellent re-ception and transmission.

Adjustable Squelch — helps to eliminatenoise between transmissions.

Battery Test Button and Battery Indica-tor — lets you check the batteries’ condi-tion to find out if they need replacing.

Built-In Modulation Limiter Circuit —automatically adjusts to a variety of voicelevels to ensure a clear transmission.

Automatic Noise Limiter (ANL) Circuit— reduces noise caused by nearby elec-trical equipment such as motors or auto-motive ignition systems.

© 1997, 1998 Tandy Corporation.All Rights Reserved.

RadioShack is a registered trademarkused by Tandy Corporation.


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Power/Charging Jack — lets you poweryour TRC-236 from an AC or DC powersource, so you can use the TRC-236 with-out draining the batteries. And, lets youcharge nickel-cadmium batteries withoutremoving them from the TRC-236.

Note: To power your TRC-236 with inter-nal batteries, you need eight AA alkalinebatteries or ten nickel-cadmium recharge-able batteries (not supplied).

We recommend you record the TRC-236’s serial number here. The serial number is located on the walkie talkie’s back panel:


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FCC INFORMATION

The Federal Communications Commis-sion (FCC) does not require you to havea license to operate this walkie talkie.However, the FCC does require that youread and know Part 95 of FCC Rules.These rules apply to the operation of aClass D CB. We have provided a copy ofthese regulations with your TRC-236.

Internal adjustments and/or modificationscan lead to illegal operation as defined byPart 95 of FCC Rules. Such illegal opera-tion can lead to very serious consequenc-es.

To be safe and sure:

• Never open your TRC-236’s case.

• Never modify your TRC-236.

Your TRC-236 might cause TV or radiointerference even when it is operatingproperly. To determine whether yourTRC-236 is causing the interference, turnoff your TRC-236. If the interference goesaway, your TRC-236 is causing it. Try toeliminate the interference by:

• Moving your TRC-236 away from theTV or radio

• Contacting your local RadioShackstore for help

Warning : Do not open your TRC-236 tomake any internal adjustments. Any inter-nal adjustments should be made only byauthorized service personnel.


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CONTENTS

Powering the CB ................................ 6Using the POWER Jack andALKALINE/NI-CD Switch .................. 6Using Batteries ................................. 7

Testing the Battery Power .......... 10Recharging Nickel-CadmiumBatteries ..................................... 10

Using Vehicle Battery Power ........... 12Using AC Power ............................. 13Connecting an Optional Antenna .... 15

Operation .......................................... 18Receiving Transmissions andAdjusting Squelch .......................... 18Transmitting .................................... 20

CB Operation Tips ........................... 22Common Uses for a CB Radio ....... 22

Business Uses ........................... 22Personal Uses ........................... 22

Using Common 10-Codes .............. 23CB Courtesy ................................... 25Maximum Range ............................ 25

Troubleshooting ............................... 26

Maintenance ..................................... 27

Specifications .................................. 28


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POWERING THE CB

You can power your TRC-236 from any ofthese sources (none supplied):

• Eight AA alkaline batteries with thetwo supplied dummy batteries

• Ten rechargeable AA nickel-cadmium batteries

• 12-volt vehicle battery power using afused power cord

• Standard AC power using a powersupply

USING THE POWER JACK AND ALKALINE/NI-CD SWITCH

The POWER jack lets you connect an ex-ternal power source (such as your vehi-cle’s battery power or AC power), orconnect a battery charger to chargenickel-cadmium batteries while they are inthe TRC-236.

The TRC-236 also has a slide switch (AL-KALINE/NI - CD) inside the battery com-partment that you must set correctly,depending on what power source you areusing and whether or not you want tocharge rechargeable batteries while theyare in the TRC-236.


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• Set it to ALKALINE before you con-nect an external power source (vehi-cle battery power or AC adapter) tothe POWER jack or while you are us-ing internal batteries (alkaline or re-chargeable).

• Set it to NI- CD only when you con-nect a battery charger to the POWERjack to charge the installed recharge-able batteries.

Warning : To avoid injuring yourself ordamaging the TRC-236, connect a bat-tery charger to the POWER jack onlywhen nickel-cadmium batteries are in-stalled (see “Recharging Nickel-CadmiumBatteries” on Page 10). Never try to re-charge non-rechargeable batteries. Theycould get very hot and explode.

Note: You can connect an external pow-er source for power regardless of the typeof batteries you installed.

USING BATTERIES

You can power the TRC-236 from eightAA alkaline batteries (such as Ra-dioShack Cat. No. 23-552) with the twosupplied dummy batteries, or 10 re-chargeable AA nickel-cadmium batteries(such as Cat. No. 23-125).


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Cautions :

• Always use fresh, or freshly charged,batteries of the required size andrecommended type.

• Do not mix old and new batteries,different types of batteries (stan-dard, alkaline, or rechargeablenickel-cadmium), or rechargeablebatteries of different capacities.

Follow these steps to install the batteries.

1. If the TRC-236 is on, turn OFF/VOLUMEfully counterclockwise until it clicks toturn it off.

2. Slide the strap on the back of theTRC-236 through the buckle and thebattery compartment cover to re-move it.

3. Slide the battery compartment coverin the direction of the arrows toremove it.


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4. Be sure ALKALINE/NI - CD inside thebattery compartment is set to ALKA-LINE.

5. Put eight AA alkaline batteries andthe two supplied dummy batteries, orten AA nickel-cadmium batteries intothe battery compartment, as indi-cated by the polarity symbols (+ and–) marked inside.

Note : Before you use the TRC-236with nickel-cadmium batteries, youneed to charge the batteries (see“Recharging Nickel-Cadmium Batter-ies” on Page 10).

6. Slide the strap on the back of theTRC-236 through the battery com-partment cover to reattach it.

7. Replace the battery compartmentcover.

Cautions :

• If you will not be powering the TRC-236 from internal batteries for sev-eral months, remove the batteries.

• Dispose of old batteries promptlyand properly.


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Testing the Battery Power

1. Turn on the TRC-236 by rotatingOFF/VOLUME clockwise until it clicks.

2. Hold down BATT TEST. If the indica-tor lights, there is enough batterypower to operate the CB. If the indi-cator is dim or does not light, replaceor recharge the batteries.

Recharging Nickel-Cadmium Batteries

You can use a battery charger, Cat. No.23-249 (not supplied), to charge or re-charge nickel-cadmium batteries whilethey are inside the TRC-236’s batterycompartment.

Do not use the TRC-236 while you arecharging the nickel-cadmium batteries.

Cautions :

• Use only the recommended batterycharger to recharge the batteries inthe TRC-236. Other chargers coulddamage your TRC-236 or the batter-ies.

• Be careful not to overcharge nickel-cadmium batteries.

• To prevent damage to rechargeablenickel-cadmium batteries, nevercharge them in an area where thetemperature is above 90°F (32°C) orbelow 40°F (4.5°C).


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Follow these steps to charge nickel-cadmium batteries in the TRC-236.

1. If the TRC-236 is on, turn OFF/VOLUMEfully counterclockwise until it clicks toturn it off.

2. Set ALKALINE/NI - CD inside the bat-tery compartment to NI- CD (see “Us-ing the Power Jack and Alkaline/NI-CD Switch” on Page 6).

3. Connect the battery charger’s 5.5mm outer diameter/2.1 mm innerdiameter barrel plug to the POWERjack on the side of the TRC-236,then plug the battery charger’s pluginto a standard AC outlet.

It takes about 24 hours to chargenew or fully discharged nickel-cadmium batteries. Subsequentcharges take about 16 to 18 hours.

4. When charging is complete, unplugthe battery charger’s plug from theAC outlet. Then disconnect the bat-tery charger’s barrel plug from thePOWER jack.

5. If the TRC-236 is on, turn OFF/VOLUMEfully counterclockwise until it clicks toturn it off. Then set ALKALINE/NI - CDto ALKALINE .


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Note: You can use an external charger(such as Cat. No. 23-134, not sup-plied) to recharge the nickel-cadmiumbatteries. After removing the batteriesfrom the TRC-236, follow the instructionsthat come with the external charger.

Important : Your TRC-236 is capable ofusing nickel-cadmium batteries. At the endof the batteries’ useful life, they must be re-cycled or disposed of properly. Contactyour local, county, or state hazardouswaste management authorities for informa-tion on recycling or disposal programs inyour area. Some options that might beavailable are: municipal curbside collec-tion, drop-off boxes at retailers such asyour local RadioShack store, recycling col-lection centers, and mail-back programs.

USING VEHICLE BATTERY POWER

You can power your TRC-236 from yourvehicle’s cigarette-lighter socket with anoptional 12-volt DC fused power cord(such as Cat. No. 270-1533).

Cautions:

• You must use a DC fused cord thatsupplies 12 volts and delivers atleast 1200 milliamps of vehiclepower. Its center tip must be set topositive, and its plug must correctlyfit the TRC-236’s POWER jack. Therecommended fused cord meetsthese specifications. Using a fusedcord that does not meet these speci-fications could damage the TRC-236or the fused cord.


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• When you finish using the TRC-236,unplug the fused cord from the ciga-rette-lighter socket before you dis-connect it from your TRC-236.

1. If the TRC-236 is on, turn OFF/VOL-UME fully counterclockwise until itclicks to turn it off.


3. Insert the power cord’s 5.5 mm outerdiameter/2.1 mm inner diameter bar-rel plug into the POWER jack.

4. Plug the power cord’s other end intoyour vehicle’s cigarette-lighter socket.

Note: If the TRC-236 does not operatewhen you use the DC power cord, unplugthe cord from the cigarette-lighter socketand clean any ashes or debris from thesocket. If your TRC-236 still does notwork, check the fuse in the DC power cordand replace it if necessary.

USING AC POWER

You can power your TRC-236 from stan-dard AC power using an optional AC-to-12 V DC power supply (such as Cat. No.22-504) and an optional DC fused powercord (such as Cat. No. 270-1533).


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Cautions:

• The power supply must be able todeliver 12 volts and at least 1200 mil-liamps of power. The recommendedpower supply meets these specifica-tions. Using a power supply thatdoes not meet these specificationscould damage the TRC-236 or thepower supply.

• You must use a DC fused cord thatsupplies 12 volts and delivers atleast 1200 milliamps of power. Itscenter tip must be set to positive,and its barrel plug must correctly fitthe TRC-236’s POWER jack. The rec-ommended fused cord meets thesespecifications. Using a fused cordthat does not meet these specifica-tions could damage the TRC-236 orthe fused cord.

• To help prevent an electrical short,unplug the DC fused cord’s plug fromthe AC adapter’s power socket be-fore you unplug the cord’s barrel plugfrom the TRC-236.

Follow these steps to connect the TRC-236 to AC power.

1. If the TRC-236 is on, turn OFF/VOL-UME fully counterclockwise until itclicks to turn it off.


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2. Connect the DC fused cord’s 5.5 mmouter diameter/2.1 mm inner diame-ter barrel plug to the TRC-236’sPOWER jack.


4. Plug the DC fused cord’s other endinto the power supply’s power socket.

5. Plug the power supply into a stan-dard AC outlet, then turn on the pow-er supply.

Note: If the TRC-236 does not operatewhen you use the DC fused cord, turn thepower supply off, unplug the cord from thepower supply’s power socket, then cleanany debris from the socket. If your TRC-236 still does not work, check the fuse inthe DC fused cord and replace it if neces-sary.

CONNECTING AN OPTIONAL ANTENNA

Your walkie talkie comes with a telescop-ing antenna that is ideal for most applica-tions. However, the walkie talkie’s EXTANTENNA jack makes it easy to connectother types of antennas, too. For mobileor base station use, you might want toconnect an optional external antenna.Your local RadioShack store carries awide selection of external mobile or out-door base-station antennas. Choose theone that best meets your needs.

When deciding on a mobile or base-station antenna and its location, considerthe following:

• The location of the antenna shouldbe as high as possible.


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• The antenna and antenna cableshould be as far as possible fromsources of electrical noise (appli-ances, other radios, and so on).

• The antenna should be vertical forthe best performance.

Note : When connecting an optional an-tenna, always use 50-ohm coaxial cable,such as RG-58 or RG-8. For lengths over50 feet, use RG-8 low-loss dielectric coax-ial cable. If the coaxial cable’s connectordoes not fit into the EXT ANTENNA jack,you might also need a PL-259-to-phonoantenna plug adapter, such as Cat. No.278-208. Your local RadioShack store car-ries a wide variety of coaxial antenna ca-ble and connectors.

Follow the installation instructions sup-plied with the antenna, route the antennacable to the TRC-236, then connect it tothe EXT ANTENNA jack.

Cautions :

• Do not run the cable over sharpedges or moving parts.

• Do not run the cable next to powercables or other CB antenna cables.

• Do not run the cable through a vehi-cle’s engine compartment or otherareas that produce extreme heat.

• Follow all cautions and warningsincluded with the antenna.


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Warning : When installing or removing abase station CB antenna, use extremecaution. If the antenna starts to fall, let itgo! It could contact overhead power lines.If the antenna touches the power line,contact with the antenna, mast, cable orguy wires can cause electrocution anddeath! Call the power company to removethe antenna. DO NOT attempt to do soyourself.


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OPERATION

Before you use your TRC-236, we recom-mend you read “CB Operation Tips” onPage 22, which contains information tohelp you use it effectively and courteously.

RECEIVING TRANSMISSIONS AND ADJUSTING SQUELCH

1. If you did not connect an externalantenna, fully extend the TRC-236’stelescoping antenna and hold theTRC-236 so the antenna is vertical.

Caution: Unless an external an-tenna is attached, if you do not fullyextend the antenna, the TRC-236’sefficiency is reduced.

2. Turn on the TRC-236 by turning OFF/VOLUME clockwise until you hear aclick and a hissing sound.

Note: When you tune a channel, thechannel’s number appears or flasheson the display for several secondsthen fades, to save battery power. Tocontinuously display the channelnumber, press and hold DISPLAY onthe side of the TRC-236.


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To redisplay the channel number forseveral seconds, simply press andrelease DISPLAY.

3. Repeatedly press CH s to selecthigher channels, or CH t to selectlower channels. To move rapidlythrough the channels, hold down CHs or t.

4. Adjust OFF/VOLUME to a comfortablelistening level.

5. Adjust SQUELCH to cut out the back-ground noise. Wait until there is nosignal on the channel, then slowlyturn SQUELCH clockwise until thebackground noise stops.

Note : Do not turn SQUELCH too farclockwise because you might alsocut out weak signals.

6. To turn off the TRC-236, turn OFF/VOLUME toward OFF until it clicks.


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TRANSMITTING

1. Follow Steps 1–5 in “ReceivingTransmissions and AdjustingSquelch” on Page 18.

2. To increase the transmitted signalstrength and increase the TRC-236’srange, set POWER HI/LO on the sideof the TRC-236 to HI.

To decrease the transmitted signalstrength and save battery power, setPOWER HI/LO to LO.

3. Hold the TRC-236 2 to 3 inches fromyour mouth. Hold down PUSH TOTALK on the side of the TRC-236and speak in a normal voice into themicrophone.

When you finish speaking, releasePUSH TO TALK .

Note : Do not speak too loudly whentransmitting. It does not make yoursignal any stronger, and might distortyour transmission.

Micro-phone


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Important : Channel 9 is reserved formotorist assistance and for reportingemergency information about acci-dents, hazardous road conditions,and so on. If you are using Channel9, always give emergency messagespriority.

4. To turn off the TRC-236, turn OFF/VOLUME toward OFF until it clicks.


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CB OPERATION TIPS

The following tips will help you get themost enjoyment from your TRC-236.

COMMON USES FOR A CB RADIO

Business Uses

• Truck drivers and delivery personnelcan learn road and traffic conditionsand get assistance in locating desti-nations. A walkie talkie is also goodcompany on those “long hauls.”

• On construction crews, a walkietalkie quickly pays for itself when youare calling for additional materials orcoordinating the activities of differ-ent work crews.

• For security officers, a walkie talkie ismore than a convenience — it is amust for both safety and efficiency.

Personal Uses

• Keep in touch with home while driv-ing to work, to the store, or to asocial activity. Let your family knowyou are tied up in traffic or that youwill stop by the store on the wayhome.

• If you are a two-car (or more) family,walkie talkies are great for communi-cating with family members whilethey are in their cars.

• Contact friends or neighbors — findout “what’s happening” or plan a get-together.

• Ever have car trouble or run out ofgas on the highway? What an assur-ance it is to be able to radio for assis-tance.


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• Camping, fishing, and other sportsare more fun with a walkie talkie.Locate a friend or find out “what’scooking” back at camp.

USING COMMON10-CODES

Citizen’s band operators have largelyadopted the 10-codes for standard ques-tions and answers. Their use permits fast-er communication and better intelligibilityin noisy areas.

This table lists the codes adopted by theAssociated Public Safety Communica-tions Officers (APCO).

Code Meaning

10-1 Cannot understand your mes-sage.

10-2 Your signal is good.

10-3 Stop transmitting.

10-4 Message received and under-stood.

10-5 Relay information to _________.

10-6 I am busy.

10-7 Out of service.

10-8 In service.

10-9 Repeat last message.

10-10 Negative (No).

10-11 _____________ in service.

10-12 Stand by.

10-13 Report ___________ conditions.

10-14 Information.


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Note : Although this table lists the 10-codes’ meanings in the form of a state-ment, they can also be phrased as ques-tions (10-6: Are you busy?, 10-20: What isyour location?).

10-15 Message delivered.

10-16 Reply to message.

10-17 En route.

10-18 Urgent.

10-19 Contact __________.

10-20 My location is __________.

10-21 Call ________ by telephone.

10-22 Cancel last message.

10-23 Arrived at the scene.

10-24 Assignment complete.

10-26 Estimated time of arrival is ____.

10-30 Use caution.

10-31 Pick up.

10-33 Emergency traffic. Clear the channel.

10-34 The time is _____.

Code Meanin g


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CB COURTESY

• Wait for a pause in someone else’stransmission before you ask for abreak.

• If you do not receive an answer toyour call after a second attempt, signoff and wait several minutes beforetrying again.

• Do not hold down PUSH TO TALKwhen you are not talking. (This iscalled dead keying.)

• Assist callers with directions, infor-mation about road conditions, andany other reasonable requests.

MAXIMUM RANGE

The maximum range and quality of CBtransmissions vary depending on theseconditions:

• Amount of power in the batteries

• The surrounding terrain — moun-tains and tall buildings limit the range

• Weather conditions

• The number of nearby CBs operatingon the same channel

To ensure maximum range, always keepfresh alkaline batteries or fully chargednickel-cadmium batteries in your TRC-236 when using battery power.


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TROUBLESHOOTING

If your TRC-236 is not working as itshould, follow these suggestions to see ifyou can eliminate the problem. If you can-not, take it to your local RadioShack storefor assistance.

Symptom Suggestion

Weak, bad, or no recep-tion.

Ensure the TRC-236 is turned on.

Ensure the volume is turned up.

Ensure the telescop-ing antenna is fully extended or an exter-nal antenna is attached to the TRC-236’s EXT ANTENNA jack.

Ensure the batteries are not weak (see “Testing the Battery Power” on Page 10).

Ensure you are not pressing PUSH TO TALK .

Trouble with transmis-sion

Ensure the telescop-ing antenna is fully extended or an exter-nal antenna is attached to the TRC-236’s EXT ANTENNA jack.

Ensure you are fully pressing PUSH TO TALK .

Ensure the batteries are not weak (see “Testing the Battery Power” on Page 10).


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MAINTENANCE

Your RadioShack TRC-236 40-Channel 5-Watt CB Walkie Talkie with LED Display isan example of superior design and crafts-manship. The following suggestions willhelp you care for your TRC-236 so youcan enjoy it for years.

Keep the TRC-236 dry. If itgets wet, wipe it dry immedi-ately. Liquids might containminerals that can corrodethe electronic circuits.

Handle the TRC-236 gentlyand carefully. Dropping itcan damage circuit boardsand cases and can causethe TRC-236 to work im-properly.

Use and store the TRC-236only in normal temperatureenvironments. Temperatureextremes can shorten thelife of electronic devices,damage batteries, and dis-tort or melt plastic parts.

Keep the TRC-236 awayfrom dust and dirt, whichcan cause premature wearof parts.

Wipe the TRC-236 with adamp cloth occasionally tokeep it looking new. Do notuse harsh chemicals, clean-ing solvents, or strong deter-gents to clean the TRC-236.

Modifying or tampering with the TRC-236’sinternal components can cause a malfunc-tion and might invalidate your TRC-236’swarranty and void your FCC authorizationto operate it. If your TRC-236 is not per-forming as it should, take it to your localRadioShack store for assistance.


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SPECIFICATIONS

Receiver

Frequency Coverage ... 26.965 – 27.405 MHz

Sensitivity (Max.) ..... 0.5 µV at 10 dB (S+N)/N

Adjacent Channel Rejection ................. 45 dB

Squelch ........... Adjustable from 1 µV to 1 mV

Audio Output (10% THD) ................. 400 mW

Current Drain ............................... 85–300 mA

Transmitter

Frequency Coverage ... 26.965 – 27.405 MHz

Power Input (at 12V DC):High ................................................. 5 WLow .................................................. 2 W

Power Output:High .............................................. 2.5 WLow ................................................... 1 W

Spurious Emission .............................. –67 dB

Type of Modulation ..................................... A3

Frequency Tolerance .......................... 0.003%

Telescoping Antenna Impedance ............ 50Ω

Antenna Length ..................................... 47 In.(119.0 cm)

Current Drain:High ........................................... 650 mALow ............................................. 450 mA

Dimensions (HWD) ................ 71/2 × 23/4 × 2 In.(190 × 70 × 50 mm)

Weight ................................................ 14.1 oz(399 g)

Specifications are typical; individual unitsmight vary. Specifications are subject tochange and improvement without notice.


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Fort Worth, Texas 76102811080820B

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Limited Ninety-Day WarrantyThis product is warranted by RadioShack against manu-facturing defects in material and workmanship undernormal use for ninety (90) days from the date of pur-chase from RadioShack company-owned stores and au-thorized RadioShack franchisees and dealers. EXCEPTAS PROVIDED HEREIN, RadioShack MAKES NO EX-PRESS WARRANTIES AND ANY IMPLIED WARRAN-TIES, INCLUDING THOSE OF MERCHANTABILITYAND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARELIMITED IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF THEWRITTEN LIMITED WARRANTIES CONTAINEDHEREIN. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN, Ra-dioShack SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY OR RESPONSI-BILITY TO CUSTOMER OR ANY OTHER PERSON ORENTITY WITH RESPECT TO ANY LIABILITY, LOSS ORDAMAGE CAUSED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BYUSE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT ORARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WAR-RANTY, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANYDAMAGES RESULTING FROM INCONVENIENCE,LOSS OF TIME, DATA, PROPERTY, REVENUE, ORPROFIT OR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL,OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, EVEN IF Ra-dioShack HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITYOF SUCH DAMAGES.Some states do not allow the limitations on how long animplied warranty lasts or the exclusion of incidental orconsequential damages, so the above limitations or ex-clusions may not apply to you.In the event of a product defect during the warranty pe-riod, take the product and the RadioShack sales receiptas proof of purchase date to any RadioShack store. Ra-dioShack will, at its option, unless otherwise provided bylaw: (a) correct the defect by product repair withoutcharge for parts and labor; (b) replace the product withone of the same or similar design; or (c) refund the pur-chase price. All replaced parts and products, and prod-ucts on which a refund is made, become the property ofRadioShack. New or reconditioned parts and productsmay be used in the performance of warranty service.Repaired or replaced parts and products are warrantedfor the remainder of the original warranty period. You willbe charged for repair or replacement of the productmade after the expiration of the warranty period.This warranty does not cover: (a) damage or failurecaused by or attributable to acts of God, abuse, acci-dent, misuse, improper or abnormal usage, failure to fol-low instructions, improper installation or maintenance,alteration, lightning or other incidence of excess voltageor current; (b) any repairs other than those provided by aRadioShack Authorized Service Facility; (c) consum-ables such as fuses or batteries; (d) cosmetic damage;(e) transportation, shipping or insurance costs; or (f)costs of product removal, installation, set-up service ad-justment or reinstallation.This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and youmay also have other rights which vary from state tostate.RadioShack Customer Relations, Dept. W, 100 Throck-

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