Vintage CB base station help
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I found me one of these things that matches the CB I have in my Blazer. It is in mint condition looks like it has never been used. Problem is I can’t find any instructions as to how it is supposed to be hooked up or how to use it. It has the extra power supply and cable that I assume gets wired to the big box??? Any reason why the extra power is separate?
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My guess is the base uses 12VDC and the box is that 12 volt source. There should be some info near the power plug on the base unit.
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Take a close up of the back of the base near the power plug and the info tag.
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You should have a 120 VAC power plug that would plug in to a wall outlet on the back (for home use) and there is a twin wire (red 12 volt + and a black 12 volt - ) that is for use in a truck or the 12 volt power supply on top of your C.B.
Red to red and black to black. Note if there is a 120 volt AC power cord you do not use the 12V cord (just remove it ) There are two 1/8 jacks used for a 5 watt 8 ohm PA speaker , one for a external speaker and the coax cable By the way looks like a Nice find. If by chance it has not been use in a long time and will not transmit leave it turned on say for 24 to 36 hours and it will eventually work . |
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Thanks for all the input guys.
Both the base unit and the power supply have 120v cords on them. Good idea about leaving the unit on to get it working. |
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