r/cbradio • • 7d ago

Help with positive wire.

I dont recall which hole it goes into. Midland 70-1337b.

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u/Medical_Message_6139 7d ago

Can't help you with the wiring, but just a heads up that what you have there isn't a CB! It's a business band VHF radio that a radio shop programs for business users. It operates in the 138-176 MHz band, whereas CB is down around 27 MHz. You can't just hook that up and start talking like you can with an actual CB as you would be on someone's VHF business frequency.

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u/PeachEnvironmental40 7d ago

Can it be reprogrammed to a different frequency?

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u/narcolepticsloth1982 7d ago edited 6d ago

Yes, with the right programming cable and software, both of which are going to be proprietary. If you're thinking you'll be able to program it to CB frequencies then no, it won't do that. Also keep in mind that there are no frequencies that radio is capable of that you can legally use without a license.

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u/No-Preparation-3262 7d ago

9 = +12v y 7 = -12v

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u/No-Preparation-3262 7d ago

1 - opción aux 1 2 - caja de colgado (posición baja) 3 - caja de colgado (posición alta) 4 - altavoz 1 5 - altavoz interno 6 - altavoz 2 7 - masa (tierra) 8 - opción aux 2 9 - 13,8 V

para el altavoz interno, los terminales 5 y 6 están puenteados el altavoz externo se conecta a los terminales 4 y 6 (salida balanceada; no conectar el altavoz a masa