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UHF088 UHF 5 Watt 2- Way CB Radio (in vehicle) - Oricom

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Hi David,

Before I try to give advice, I need more info.

I possess a Digitech DC1065 UHF 80 Channel CB hand held, so there seems to be some confusion here.

I live near Perth, Western Australia.

Firstly, How many channels does your radio have?

If the answer is 80, then what you have is a UHF CB, not a marine band radio.

Marine band is VHF with 87 Channels, in Australia that is, and the default channel is always 16.

Digitech are an Australian radio manufacturer, so you'll get great backup service.

If your radio is not defaulting to Ch16, then I am right about it being a UHF CB.

Therefore, it is useless for VHF anything, let alone Marine band.

I'm almost 100% sure this is a UHF CB in your possession.

Try this to prove me right please.

Reply to me with your Country and nearest city, I'll then be able to find a solution for you real quick, though I believe I already have.

Looking forward to your response.

Regards,
Peter

Channel list.

There you will find a list of the citizens band frequencies.

This radio has a 5 watt transmitter, and works on 40 channels in the UHF (477MHz) band. Called a "CB" but is not marketed for use in the U.S. since "CB" here is 40 channels in the HF (27MHz) band. "FRS" in the U.S. is the "new CB", but offers fewer frequencies and all are lower than 477Mhz. Transmitting with this radio in the U.S. (and probably other places, too) will require a license.

More information about this radio can be found below:

http://www.uniden.com.au/v3/product.asp?ID=36&Group=2

i have just printed off a hard copy of this manual it was on Http//.www.uniden.com.au/ RESOUCES main/pdf/uh011.pdf If that isnt helpfull i could post it out to you.

Hello Are You using the correct antenna?,when you turn the squelch down do you hear static sound?, are you using squelch codes? if it is just a CB radio that works on Citizen Band (11 Mts) this radios does not have squelch codes.

Let me know the brand, model of the radio.