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Features |
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Specifications |
| Interface with two transceivers for
selective transmission from either |
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Shielded heavy duty cables and plugs |
| Self contained, no battery required |
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All solid state electronics
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| Can be used with either a single helmet
or headset and can be interfaced with the ultralight intercom for
greater utility |
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Exclusive circuitry designed for clear
communication transmission from one transceiver to another |
| Communicate on CB or VHF selectively
with the flip of a switch |
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Requires one interface cable for each
radio |
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Can be used as a music interface, music
in one channel com in the other |
OPERATION
Using two transceivers
complete with UL TRA-COM interface cables
1 Plug No.1 Switcher Box
cord into No.1 Radio interface cable
2 Repeat Step No.1 for Radio
No.2
NOTE:
Both radios should be equipped with remote antennas for
best results
IF USED WITH INTERCOM
3 Plug one end of adapter
cord (one included with intercom when originally purchased) into jack on
Switcher Box and Plug other end into intercom jack marked "XMTR"
4 Plug both helmets into
intercom
5 Turn on intercom and
adjust volume for comfor1able listening (about 1/3 volume)
6 Turn on Radio No.1 and
adjust squelch to just cancel rushing noise. Adjust volume for comfort.
Press No.1 radio push-to-talk switch checking transmission to another
distant receiver. Make final minor adjustments and proceed to Step No.8
7 Repeat Step No.6 for Radio
No.2
IF USED WITH ONE HELMET
OR HEADSET ONLY
8. Plug helmet or headset
cord into jack on front of Switcher Box
9.
Repeat Steps No.1, No.2, No.6 and No.7
NOTE:
Adjust radio volumes and/or squelch controls if squealing or unwanted
feedback is experienced. Many times this condition can be eliminated
simply by relocating various pieces of equipment in relation to each
other.
When used without intercom
you will not hear your own voice during transmissions unless your radio is
equipped with a side-tone feature. Most hand-held portable radios are not
so equipped. |
