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9. To select a different station/fre-

quency, rotate 

TUNING

 (the outside

knob) on the front of the radio. The
yellow bar on the multi-band scale
moves to indicate the current tuning
position. The needle on the 

TUNING/

BATTERY

 meter moves toward 

10

 as

the signal strength increases or
toward 

0

 as it decreases (see

“Reading the TUNING/BATTERY
Meter).

Notes:

• If you selected the 

AM

 band, turn

DIRECTION

 

FINDER

 (the direc-

tional AM antenna) on top of the
radio to fine tune the selected AM
station.

• If you selected the 

SW1 

or

 SW2

band, rotate 

FINE

 

TUNING

 (the

knob inside 

TUNING

) to fine tune

the selected SW frequency. 

10. To turn off the radio when you finish,

set 

POWER

 to 

OFF

.

READING THE TUNING/
BATTERY METER

The radio’s 

TUNING/BATTERY

 meter in-

dicates the current signal strength and
the current battery strength (if you in-
stalled batteries).

With 

POWER 

set to 

ON

 and 

RADIO/P.A.

set to 

RADIO

, the position of the needle

on the top portion of the meter shows
the current signal strength on a scale of
0 (weakest signal) to 10 (strongest sig-
nal).

With 

POWER 

set to 

ON

 and 

RADIO/P.A.

set to 

P.A.

, the position of the needle on

the lower (green-shaded) portion of the
meter shows the current battery
strength. The needle points toward the
right when the battery strength is strong,
and moves to the left as the battery
strength weakens.

USING THE P.A. (PUBLIC 
ADDRESS) FUNCTION

Follow these steps to connect a micro-
phone with 

1

/

8

-inch (3.5-mm) plug (not

supplied) to the radio and set the radio
so you can hear sound from the micro-
phone through the radio’s speaker.

Note: Your local RadioShack store car-
ries a wide selection of microphones.

1. Turn 

VOLUME

 toward 

MIN

 until it

stops.

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Summary of Contents for 12-795

Page 1: ...Cat No 12 795 OWNER S MANUAL Please read before using this equipment Multi Band AC DC Portable Radio...

Page 2: ...enna DIRECTION FINDER on top of the radio is not a handle To avoid damaging the antenna do not lift or carry the radio us ing the antenna Use the provided carry strap instead We recommend you record y...

Page 3: ...n 8 Understanding the Bands 8 AM Broadcast 8 Citizen Band 8 Short Wave 1 2 8 FM Broadcast 9 TV Sound 1 9 TV Sound 2 9 VHF Marine 9 Air Craft 9 Weather Band 9 Basic Radio Operation 10 Reading the Tunin...

Page 4: ...ied AC power cord Using any other power cord could damage the radio or the power cord Contact your local RadioShack store for power cord replacement Always connect the power cord to the radio before y...

Page 5: ...Place four D batteries into the com partment on top of the attached rib bon and according to the polarity symbols and marked inside 4 Replace the cover Replace the radio s batteries when The needle on...

Page 6: ...o the radio before you connect it to the power source When you finish dis connect the adapter from the power source before you disconnect it from the radio Follow these steps to connect DC pow er 1 Be...

Page 7: ...ortwave antenna kit available at your local RadioShack store ATTACHING THE CARRY STRAP The radio comes with a carry strap that you can easily attach and use to carry the radio with you almost anywhere...

Page 8: ...530 1710 kHz Communications AM radio stations Citizen Band Frequency Range 26 965 27 405 MHz Communications Traffic and road condi tion announcements and Channel 19 the HELP channel home to home truck...

Page 9: ...hannels 7 13 Communications Audio portion of televi sion broadcasts VHF Marine Frequency Range 145 175 MHz Communications Public service and marine band frequencies such as po lice fire department tax...

Page 10: ...to 4 If you selected any band other than AM SW1 or SW2 fully extend the telescoping antenna on top of the radio If you selected SW1 or SW2 connect the supplied wire antenna to ANT on the front of the...

Page 11: ...eter in dicates the current signal strength and the current battery strength if you in stalled batteries With POWER set to ON and RADIO P A set to RADIO the position of the needle on the top portion o...

Page 12: ...radio 3 Put the earphone in your ear and adjust VOLUME to a comfortable lis tening level Listening Safely To protect your hearing follow these guidelines when you use an earphone Set the volume to the...

Page 13: ...radio gently and carefully Dropping it can damage circuit boards and cases and can cause the radio to work improperly Use only fresh batteries of the required size and recommended type Batteries can...

Page 14: ...is no guarantee that in terference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be deter mined by turning th...

Page 15: ...MHz General Power Output 900 mW Power Requirements AC 120V 60 Hz 5 W 6 0 Volts Four D Batteries 9V DC Center Negative Dimensions HWD 101 4 145 8 53 8 Inches 260 372 136 mm Weight 5 53 lbs 2 51 kg Ante...

Page 16: ...e event of a product defect during the warranty period take the product and the RadioShack sales receipt as proof of purchase date to any RadioShack store RadioShack will at its option un less otherwi...

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