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CAR MOUNTING BRACKET

CAR MOUNTING BRACKET SCREW

FIG. 1

Using the other end of the DC power cable, connect the fused Red lead to the "+" (positive) side of the

electrical system, and the black lead to the "—" (negative) side of the electrical system. In case of the

negative ground system, the Red lead should be connected to the accessory post on the ignition switch,

the voltage regulator side of the ammeter or the accessory side of the fuse block. The black lead should

be connected to the metal firewall or any other point that is connected to the vehicle chassis (ground).

In case of the positive ground system, the black lead should be connected to the accessory post on the

ignition switch, the voltage regulator side of the ammeter or the accessory side of the fuse block. The Red

lead should be connected to the metal firewall or any other point that is connected to the vehicle chassis

(ground).

TRANSCEIVER MOUNTING

Before installing the transceiver in a car, truck, etc., be sure to choose a location which is convenient to the

operating controls, and will not interfere with the normal functions of the driver. The transceiver may be

mounted to the underside of the instrument panel or dashboard of a car, truck, etc., by means of the special

bracket that is supplied with the transceiver. Attach the bracket to the underside of the instrument panel

using self-threading screws (See Fig. 1).

Secure the transceiver to the bracket by means of the large knurled thumbscrews. Tilt the transceiver to a

position which provides the operator with the best view of the front panel, then tighten knurled thumbscrews

securely.

ANTENNA CONNECTION

The antenna lead-in cable (RG-58U or RG8/U) should be terminated with a PL-259 type male coaxial con-

nector which should then be attached to the matching SO-239 connector at the rear of the transceiver.

MICROPHONE CONNECTION

Insert the 4-pin plug at the end of the coiled cord into the microphone socket at the side of the transceiver.

IGNITION INTERFERENCE

Your transceiver is equipped with a special RF Noise Silencer that is designed to provide outstanding reduction

of ignition noise. Ignition interference should not therefore be a problem in most cases. However, sufficient

noise may be generated by some vehicle to make it necessary to install additional suppression. Several noise

suppressor kits are available which include all necessary parts and instructions. Take your vehicle to a skilled

auto radio technician who will be able to carry out the suppression for you.