How to set up TX3350 CB radio to monitor 2 x channels simultaneously

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check to see if the channel 9- 19 switch it set on those channels.

CB radios are incredibly simple, any decent CB shop should be able to set you up with a power cable and show you how to use the radio.

• For 11 meter (CB) the standard 40 channels will be the exactly same as the "EU" set of frequencies (channels). However the "UK" 11 meter (40 channels) and the U.S.A. 40 11 meter (40channels CB) will not work together at all. This includes any actual Citizen Band radio, excluding Export 10 an 12 meter radios often labeled as "CB'S" which they are not.

• Hope this helps.

I don't have one on my bench, but I found a picture of one online.

By what I see, here is how you need the switches set:

Mic Gain - turned clockwise, depends on how much modulated power you want to put out.

Squelch - turn all the way counter clockwise to open it up. Then turn it clockwise to set it where you want.

RF Gain - Turn all the way clockwise will open it up, then turn back counter clockwise to where you want it set.

SWR Cal - only used when the SWR/Cal switch is put in the Cal position. After you know the SWR of the antenna, you can use it to set the meter (while keying up) to what was read.


Cal/SWR/(can't read the bottom letters on the picture) - set to Cal to calibrate the meter to the SWR of the antenna, set to SWR so that if something happens to the antenna system, it will go high and you know there is a problem, set to the bottom to see the output power and incoming signal power on the meter.

ANL-NB/NB/OFF - set to the top to turn on the Automatic Noise Limiter and Noise Blanker, set to the middle to just turn on the Noise Blanker, and set to the bottom to turn both off.

PA/CB - turn to PA if you have a pa speaker connected to the radio, this will let you talk through the speaker. Turn to CB to talk on the cb radio channels.

CH9/(can't read but probably says NORM) Set to CH9 to lock the radio on the channel 9 emergency channel. Set to the bottom to use the channel selector to choose the channel to monitor or transmit on.

And lasty, but obviously, set the channel selector to chose the channel to monitor or transmit over.


This should help you out completely. If you have anymore questions at all, don't hesitate to contact me at [email protected]. I will answer any and all questions I can.

Dean Pitts
Rollin CBs
Mount Vernon, TX

Did you have someone get on channel 2 to see??? Maybe channel 2 was quiet and channel one had better receive or noise.. You never know until you check it with another radio. That is NOT a common issue at all on those radios. Better off doing that test.
"WILDCAT" IN LAURELVILLE OHIO
35 YEARS OF CB FUN!!!

It is dual watch. you can set it to have two channels monitored. like ch 1 and ch 13 it will flip between those two channels. but if you use say 6, 19, 26 along with another ch it will stay on the channel with the most noise. and you would have to turn up the squelch to compensate.

typically you cannot "get cops" with a CB radio. Completely different frequency and broadcast method.

However, if local police departments monitor ch 9 which is known as the emergency channel, you can call on there for help. Not many police stations monitor it any more.

can you check the PL or DPL setting on the radio that is all stadic when you receive a call?

The radio is going into monitor mode after a call is received. This is most often a PL or DPL issue.