20 Most Recent Maxon SP-100G (4 Channels) 2-Way Radio Questions & Answers

What kind of connection do you use???

Hello codeencrypt,

THE SP100G is essentially the same radio as the SP100U UHF business band unit that Maxon made at the same time, just pre-programmed for GMRS. I believe there is a programming kit for this radio (Model number: SPK400C) which may still be available for purchase from Maxon directly. Otherwise, your best bet is going to be contacting your local Maxon dealer to see if they have the capability to program he radio.

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I'm not sure about your particular model but many CB radios use the microphone push-to-talk switch to kill the speaker while the radio is transmitting. If you don't have the correct microphone or if the cord has a broken wire it can cause the radio to have no sound. Another possibility is that the speaker is bad. There is probably an external speaker jack on the back of the radio. You could try plugging a different speaker or even an earphone in the jack to see if you get sound there.

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GENERAL Performance Specifications R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC Band VHF (V1): 136-162 MHz VHF (V2): 146-174 MHz UHF (U1): 400-430 MHz UHF (U2): 440-470 MHz Number of Channels 16 Channel Spacing 12.5kHz, 20kHz, 25kHz (Programmable per channel)

good luck . if you haven't wired it yet you may have to wire it by trial and error . I have one with no mic and I've been trying on and off for several years to wire one up . Not that its taken me that long ,I get the urge an I break out the radio and I work on the mic until I get frustrated then quit.

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Have you checked the mic cord for open connections on either end? If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/david_29ad5d1dd86564b0

trial and error with a multimeter.

Always use 50 coax cable. For automobile use RG58 or LMR200. For home use RG8X for cable runs under 30 ft. For longer cable runs use RG8 or LMR400.

It is very simple . Connect the black/red wire to chassis ground (the body of the truck). Then connect the red wire to your fuse box. The truck battery would be the best place to make connections as it acts as a filter to filter most engine noise that may occur. Connect the red wire to the positive side of the battery and the black/red wire to the negative side of the battery.

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no, it is X and K band only

The output amplifier is defective.