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CB RADIO sa CB RADIO ACCESSORIES sa CB RADIO ANTENNA sa CB RADIO CONVERTER sa CB RADIO MAINTENANCE & REPAIR x CITIZENS BAND RADIO xx RADIO Converting the Sears-Roebuck 40 channel S.S.B. Citizens Band rig to 10 meters. Basic CB circuit theory. Part 1. Basic CB circuit theory. Part 2. One-channel, crystal-controlled, five-transistor pocket-superhet receiver. "Junior Ham" station uses code on CB to practice for license. Two-tube VHF broadspanner radio receiver (26 to 173 mc) for $25. "Part 15 Powerhouse", a device which uses a 5-watt CB rig as a driver and serves a new final with 100 mw output for broadcasting on the Part 15 license free-band. "Howler", a transmitter which sends out a 4-second tone modulated signal every 12 seconds. Good for hidden transmitter hunts or CB Civil Defense drills. CB transceiver can do double duty as a public address system amplifier. VHF receiver tunes from 26 to 162 megacycles without changing coils. This 3-tube receiver has a 5-position switch for selecting bands. Pocket-size superregenerative CB receiver tunes in all 23 channels. Installing mobile CB rig on a motorcycle. A 100 mw crystal-controlled transmitter with a 5 ft. collapsible whip antenna transmits a signal for 3 seconds, then goes off 5 seconds. Hide the "beeper" and use signal strength meters to find it. Excellent for CB clubs. Channel-9 monitor has only one crystal-controlled channel. ABCs of single sideband for CBers. Six ways SSB can be used in CB. Channel 9 override monitor works in connection with an inexpensive walkie-talkie to indicate a channel 9 transmission either audibly or visually. Modify a CB set to use for paging. Understanding how a squelch circuit functions. A discussion of single sideband CB. Inside CB. A series that will look at the modules which make up a CB transceiver. Part 1. A look at AM (amplitude modulation) vs SSB (single-sideband). Inside CB. A series that will look at the modules which make up a CB transceiver. Part 2. A description of the receiver section and how it operates. Inside CB. A series that will look at the modules which make up a CB transceiver. Part 3. A look at the operation of the transmitter module in a CB set. Inside CB. A series that will look at the modules which make up a CB transceiver. Part 4. A look at the hows and whys of single frequency and synthesizer oscillators and at noise limiters, each of which make up part of the electronics of a CB radio. Inside CB. Talk power. A review of the modulation system in a CB radio. How I got started in CB radio. Tips from one beginner on installing rigs and antennas in car and home. A primer on CB lingo and suggestions for selecting your own "handle". Suggestions on theft proofing your CB radio equipment. Convert a hand-held CB walkie-talkie to use trickle charge nicad batteries that can be recharged. Install 12 nicads in the case, wire them up to a charging jack, and build a charger (for less than $8) to complete the conversion. How to get into citizens band radio. How to install a CB unit in your car. How to install a CB unit in your home. Burglar-proofing your automobile citizens band radio transceiver. Making use of CB walkie-talkies. How to install a CB radio on a boat. How to use a CB when you are in trouble. A look at the cause of skip signals on the Citizens Band and tips on dealing with them. Skip, what's it all about. Improve your chances of snagging a rare station by understanding and using the phenomena known as radio signal skip. It occurs more during periods of high sunspot activity. Wireless data link. This 300-baud accessory eliminates the need for long cable runs when connecting serial peripherals to a computer. Radio Shack's "Space Patrol" walkie-talkies are converted to transmit computer data on the 49-MHz citizens band. Citizens band radio update. An overview of the current status of CB radio and its role. Schematic for a simple transistor oscillator (adapter) for receiving SSB (single sideband) on 27 MHz AM CB receivers. Choosing CB coaxial cable. Some tips. Marine installation tips for CB radio. Overcoming electrical noise in a CB mobile rig. How to eliminate interference from alternator, ignition coil, various gauges, electric motors, and spark plugs. How to install an electrical bond between auto engine and body in order to reduce electrical interference in a mobile CB rig. Forgotten modulation methods. Understanding amplitude modulation (AM), single sideband (SSB), amplitude compandered sideband (ACSB) and Regency modulation. Update your Eico 760. Convert CB walkie-talkies to 6, 10 or 15 meter operation. Amateur radio for CB'ers. How to convert a citizens band radio to the 10-meter amateur band as an inexpensive start in amateur radio. Part 1. Amateur radio for CB'ers. How to convert a citizens band radio to the 10-meter amateur band as an inexpensive start in amateur radio. Part 2. Questions and answers on single sideband. Using your CB set for emergencies. Operating rules and regulations for Channel 9. Getting the most from your transmitter. Some helpful hints for the ham or CB'er. Buying guide to mobile CB radios. Tips on summoning help via CB. CB specifications made easy. How to understand and interpret CB specs of receivers & transmitters. CB interference with TV. Part 2. How to control harmonic interference of TV reception that is caused by CB radios. Speech processing. What it is and what it can do to improve communication intelligibility. A brief dictionary of CB radio "buzz" words and their meaning. How to install a CB mobile transceiver. Technical terms and phrases used in connection with CB equipment are explained in this glossary. The pros and cons of using CB radio in place of vhf marine radio. Tips on avoiding theft of your CB equipment and ways to mark your set so that you might recover it if it is stolen. A CB Primer. How to get started. Copy of the FCC temporary permit which you can use and the basic rules for setting up and operating your CB radio station. How to predict CB radio range. A look at how antenna height, effective radiated power, noise, and sensitivity affect the communication range. Alarm sounds off if ground circuit of a mobile transceiver is broken by someone trying to steal the unit. How to install mobile CB transceivers and mobile CB antennas. Tip on eliminating CB interference caused by automobile alternator. Convert an old telephone into a CB transmitter for use as an intercom. How to find the best spot for your car's CB and tips on installation. How CB can make your vacation better. Tips on keeping your CB from being stolen out of your car. A review of the new CB channels, new rules and new equipment. Adding a CB radio to your snowmobile could save your life if you get stranded. Photos illustrate how to install a CB radio in your car. A pair of inexpensive CB units can be a valuable addition to your tool box. Useful when two people must be in different rooms while making adjustments. CB radio. What you get for your money. A review of typical features found in $50, $100, $150 and $200 transceivers. Buyers guide to high-performance CB walkie-talkies. Marine CB. Tips on installing a CB radio on a boat. A listing of twenty four tests which would reveal just how well CB radios perform. Reducing CB interference to TV reception. How a professional with the right equipment can measure and reduce CB interference. All-band VHF receiver. Tune police, fire, aircraft, weather, FM, CB, AM, etc. Est. cost: $24. How to start a CB radio club. Be a sinless CBer. Tips on legal use of CB radio for sending and receiving messages. Getting started in CB. Special section on what it is all about, getting a license, a directory of equipment, and how to pick the correct antenna. | |||||||||
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