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Midland 7001 Précision Sériés™ 40-channel single-sideband citizens band transceiver. When c o nta c iin g M idland for service or parts information, the FCC Data N um ber and Serial N um ber must be referred to in order to expedite y o u r request.
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Welcome to the world of Midland Précision Sériés Single-Sideband CB.
Installation and operating accessories furnished with Caution: Be sure that the unit is your Midland Mobile CB: located so that it does not interfère with the driver or impair access to any Controls. Connecting cables must be routed and secured in such a manner as to not interfère with the operation...
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Mechanical mounting. Step 1: when drilling into dash to avoid damage to under-dash electronic ignition, cruise control, instrument and/or accessory wiring. Step 3: Step 2: Step 4: Extreme caution should be exercised Power wiring. Step 1: Step 2: negative ground, positive ground, CAR S MOTOR BLOCK OR FIRE WALL GROUND e x a m p l e o f...
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Mounting the main unit. Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Installation of microphone hanger. Connecting optional remote speaker. Connecting optional Public Address speaker.
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Antennas: How to select, position, install and tune the right one for you. Antenna installation. Where you locate your antenna does make a différence. Warning: Never operate your CB radio without attaching an antenna or with a broken antenna cable. This can resuit in damage to transmitter circuitry.
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Midland 7001: Operating Instructions Having properly installée! and wired your CB and antenna, you are now ready for the eight steps designed to get you mto effective, satisfactory operation: Step 5: Select the desired mode of operation, USB, AM or LSB, using the Step 1: Insert the plug from the selector switch.
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Sterling at the upper left (driver’s side) Operating Controls, and moving counter-clockwise: connectors: Their 5/RF Power Meter. This new high-visibility, btack-on-light green meter is used two functions and uses. ways. (1) When receiving, it gives the relative strength of incoming signais. (2) When transmitting, it shows RF (Radio Frequency) power output.
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CB/РА Switch. Dimmer Switch. Tone Switch. NB/ANLSwitch. RF Attenuation Switch. Dual red/green TX/RX Indicator. AWI (Antenna Warning Indicator). External Speaker Jack. PA Jack. Microphone Push-to-Talk Bar.
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FCC requirements for CB users. General CB information. FCC, Gettysburg, PA 17326 Make it “short and sweet.” Use Channel 9 in emergencies only. Why and how to use the “10 Code.”...
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Meaning Code You mustn’t Musts and mustn’ts of CB usage. You must You mustn’t You mustn’t You mustn’t You mustn’t You mustn’t...
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Factors affecting effective CB range. Frequency-channel number chart. Terrain: Weather. Obstructions. What causes noise? Trouble-shooting aids.
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Noise suppression. Wheels and tires Sparkplugs Antenna corona-discharge noise Caution: Do not undertake any ignition-system repairs or modifications without either Professional help or some automotive service expérience. Generator-brush sparking Voltage regulators Alternator...
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Removal of this fuse or the use of a fuse greater than 2 amps may resuit in overheating and/or fire and consequential damage to the unit or vehicle. If a replacement 2-amp fuse burns oui, hâve the unit inspected and repaired by a qualified service technicien. Midland 7001 Mobile CB T ransceiver: Technical Spécifications. General Construction. ę>...
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PällS Layout. Main PC Board. '.V* ^ o ,rrf^ . J» ■ Component slde.
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