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OWNER'S MANUAL midlandusa.com - Midland Radio

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PDF Midland 75-785. 40 CH AM HANDHELD CB TRANSCEIVER. 78-785 is a 40 channel Citizen Band Mobile operation, that is big on performance. 15 pages

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PDF Sep. 10, 2012 - Midland 75-785. 40 CH AM HANDHELD CB TRANSCEIVER. 78-785 represents state-of-the-art high-tech engineering. Designed for 40 channel Citizen ... 8 pages

Midland 75-785 Owner's Manual - ManualsLib

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View and Download Midland 75-785 owner's manual online. ... DC 13.8V CHARGE 40 CHANNEL CB TRANSCEIVER 75-785 SQUELCH VOLUME DC 13.8V CHARGE page 4.

75822 HANDHELD CB TRANSCEIVER User Manual G-300 ...

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75822 HANDHELD CB TRANSCEIVER User Manual G-300 owners guide Midland Radio ... Owner's Manual Model Number 75-822 Features Include: 40 CB Channels 10 ...

USER MANUAL Midland 75-822 40-Channel 2-in-1 CB Radio

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User manual, Midland 75-822 40-Channel 2-in-1 CB Radio, Midland, 75-822, 40-Channel, 2-in-1, CB, Radio, with, Weather, Alerts.

I think you meant 70-0351c? I believe this is a 60 watt transceiver. So if you remember ohms law P=IxE or power equals amps times volts so 5 amps times 12 volts equals 60 watts. Use a 5 amp fuse.

If its a real old radio Midland may not have it---Google that model number with "manual" to see what is available.

go to radio shack or best buy you need a step up transformer .or you can buy a travel kit and you dont need a lot of watts transformer to do this dont let them rip you off on a high watt one.

Yes. They call it silent operation. To set SILENT OPERATION, press the MENU button until the display shows a "bP" icon. Select "on" or "oF" by pressing the s\t buttons and push the PTT key or MENU button.

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Not on FRS. FRS has only one power level and it's set to low. GMRS ERP output on the 1050 is approximately 0.4w low; 1.5w mid; and 3.07w High according to operator blogs.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/258753/Midland-Xtc-200.html Several manuals on this free webpage. Midland XTC 200 Owner Manual

There are only 2 wires for the speaker. It doesn't matter how they are connected to the radio. Switching the wires will not make any difference.

I would say no, it's not repeater capable for widespread use. After taking a look at a photo of this radio, I don't see any buttons to program a specific frequency that would allow listening to a nearby repeater. The GMRS frequencies for this radio, probably in the 462.000 range, are preprogrammed and locked in. If you're lucky, you might discover a repeater in your area on the UHF band in this range - just for listening. It would require a FCC license under Part 97 of the FCC rules to transmit. The GMRS radios can be licensed under Part 95, mainly for family members to communicate with each other. Hope this helps.

There can be a number of problems causing this. The most likely cause is something is wrong in one or both of the antenna lines. Another problem could be that one of the radios has a broken connection at the antenna jack on the rear. I am sure that you will find the problem with one of them, not both, if you have the SWR and output power checked on both radios. You did not say if you have tried contacting others from both radios. The one that can't talk to others has the problem.

Your volume control is damaged, or the ground connection has lifted. It should not be an expensive repair if you need to take it to a tech.

It sounds to me that you have a defective battery. This can happen if a radio is left on charge or left uncharged for an extended period of time. I could be wrong but this is the most likely cause, especially if the battery is not a lithium one. They have this problem as well from time to time.