wubiay thanks Homer Mckinley Fyn 6 MODEL 1011001 40-Channel AM/SSB Mobile Owner's Manual PRESISENE * red to be the very be President Electronics, Inc.. 16691 Hale Avenue, Irvine. California 92714 (1435567355RADIO BACK PANEL VIEW EXTERNAL SPEAKER lack PA SPEAKER Jack s? ene) . a oO oO CT ant = - © SERIAL NO. ae SERIAL NUMBER ANTENNA power Connector Card Jack IMPORTANT! The above pictorial display shows: the location of the various accessory, antenna, and power receptacles, as well as the SERIAL NUMBER. ‘ You are urged to record your model number and your SERIAL NUMBER in the spaces provided below: Modet SERIAL NUMBERGENERAL FCC Type Number: Channels Frequency Range Frequency Control Frequency Tolerance Frequency Stability Operating Temperature Range Microphane Input Voltage Current Drain Cabinet Dimensions Weight Antenna Connector Semiconductors Meter TRANSMITTER Power Output Modulation Intermadulation Distartion SSB Carrier Suppression Unwanted Side band Frequeney Response Output Impedance SSB Filter Output Indicators SPECIFICATIONS 7011001 40 AM, 40 LSB, 40 USB 26.985 to 27.405 MHz Phase Locked Loop(PLL) synthesized circuitry 0.005% 0.001% -20°C to +50°C Plug-in type; dynamic with push-to-talk switch and coiled cord 13.8V DC nominal, 15.9V max., 11.7V min. {positive or negative ground). Transmit: AM full mod, 2.2A; SSB 12 watts PEP output, 2A. Receivers AM & SSB with maximum audio output, 0.64 T-9/324W) x 9-5/64{D) x 2-9/32(H} 4.5 Lbs UHE, S0-239 43 wansistors, 1 field effect transistor, 6 integrated cireuits, 51 diodes and 2 light emit- ting diodes. Hluminatedi; indicates relative power output and received signal strength, green receive LED AM, 4 watts SSB, 12 watts, P.EP. AM, high and low level Crass B SSB: 3rd and Sth order, better. than -25dB. 7th and Sth order, better than -35dB. Better than -55 dB Better than -50 dB AM and $88: 350 to 2500 Hz. 52 ohms, unbalanced 7.8 MHz, crystal lattice type 6 dB @ 4,2 KHz 60 dB @ 7.0 KHz Meter shows relative RE output power; red transit LED.RECEIVER Sensitivity Selectivity Cross Modulation Image Rejection 1.F. Frequency AM and SSB RF Gain Control Automatic Gain Control Squelch Noise Blanker Clarifier Range Audio Output Power Frequency Response Distortion Builtin Speaker External Speaker (Not Supalicd) PA SYSTEM Power Output External Speaker for PA SSB: Better than .25 eV for 10dB (SHN)/N. at greater than ‘4 watt of audio output ANT: Better than 5 :¥ for 10. dB (SIN}/N at greater than output SSB and AM: 6 dB @ 42 KH», 60 dB & 7.0 KHz, More than 50 d8 More than 75 dB AM and SSB: 7.8 MHz Adjustable for optimum signal reception. (AGC): Less than 10 cB change in audio output for inputs from 16 to 500,000 mierovolts Adjustable; threshold less than .5 a. RF type, effective on AM and SSB. £ 1.0 KHz 3 wails into 8 ohms 350 to 2500 Hz Less than 10% at 3 watts output. 8 chms, round 8 ohms; disables internal speaker when con: nected. watt of audio 3 watts into external speaker. ohms (not supplied)INTRODUCTION PRESIDENT FLECTRONICS has combined superb workmanship and modern styling with the very latest state-ofart circuitry to bring you Lhe new McKINLEY Citizens Band Trunsceiver. It has been emecially designed tw yive you maximum performance and reliability. Your McKINLEY is completely factory aligned and quatity assurance tested. To obtain the maximum benefit and pleasure from your McKINLEY please read very carefully the contents of this manual before attempting to install or operate the transceiver. FEATURES ® ALL SOLID STATE: IC and Transistorized construction, with low current drain, for along, ‘trouble free life. @ FULL 40-CHANNEL OPERATION: PLL frequency, synthesizer circuitry allows transmission and reception on all 40-channels on AM, USB and LSB without the purchase of any additional crystals. @ LARGE LED CHANNEL DISPLAY: Channel aumber is displayed by use of LED (light emitting diade) display for ease of channel selection. © CLEAN SIGNAL: Transmitter audio processing circuitry produces » clean signal with maximam legal modulation, for best range. ® QUIET RECEPTION: Effective squelch and attlomatic noise limiter and an RF noise blanker for superior quieting. ® EFFECTIVE AGC: Receiver amplified automatic gain contre! (AGC} reduces the affect of differences in received signal strengths, No distracting “blasting” and "fading" of signals. @ AN EFFICIENT TRANSMITTER: Provides 4 watts on AM and 12 watts on SSB to the antenna. * PUBLIC ADDRESS FUNCTION: Useful for paging and anriouncements.CHANNEL INFORMATION Channel Channel Frequency nel Fre ee Chann LEveibatey 26.965 ay 27.218 26.975 2 | 27.225 26.985 a3 27.255 27.005 24 27.236 INS 2B | 27.245 27.025 26 27.268 27.035 27 27.275 27.085 28 27.285 | 27.065 29 27.205 | 27.075 30 27.205 27.085 31 27316 27.105 32 27.325 27.115 33 27.335 27.125 34 27.345 27.135 35 27.365 27.155 36 27.385 27.168 37 27.375 i QN178 38 27.385 27.185 39 27.395 27.205 40. > 27.405 To insure that you abtain the. maximum performance from this radio, please read carefully NOTE: the following descriptions and operating instructions. This radio has been designed for operation in the 71 meter Citizens Band Radio Service. It Uses a frequency synthesizing circuit with Phase Locked Loop{PLL) techniques to provide crystal controlled transmit and receive operation on all 40 channels. The PLL circuitry assures ultraprecise frequency control. [t is designed to meet the Federal Communications Cominission requirements applicable to equipment operating in.the Citizens Band Radio Service, and is not to be used for any other purpose, Part 95 of the F.C.C, regulations defines operation in this service, and you are required to read and understand these regulations prior to operating this equipment. ‘You are also required to complete F.C.C. license application Form 505 and submit it to the F.C.C, GETTYSBURG, PA. 17326 in order to receive your license to operate this unit. While your Form 505 is being processed by the F.C.C., you may use F.C.C. temperary licanse Form 555-B as a lemporary permit, YOU WILL BE IN VIOLATION OF PART 95 OF THE F.C.C. REGULATIONS IF YOU OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT ON THE AIR 5PRIOR TO RECEIVING YOUR LICENSE AND CALL SIGNS OR 1F YOU TRANSMIT WITH THIS UNIT WITHOUT COMPLYING WITH THE PRO- CEDURES EXPLAINED ON F.C.C. TEMPORARY LICENSE FORM 565-8. F.C.C. Forms 505 and 596-B as well as a copy of Part 95-of the Commissions Rules are packed with the wansceiver for your convenience. Warning: Transmitter section adjustments must be performed by quatitied tech nician holding a valid First or Second Class F.C.C. Radiotelephone License INSTALLATION Location Plan the Eocation of the transcciver and microphone bracket before starting the installation. Select a location that is convenient for operation and does not interfere with the driver or passenyer in the vehicle. In automobiles, the transceiver is usually mounted to the dash panel with the microphone bracket beside it. Mounting and Connection This radio is supplied with a universal mounting bracket. The transceiver is held in the bracket by the two thumb screws supplied, perrnitting adjustment to the most corivenient angle, The bracket must be mounted with the machine screws supplied The mounting surtace must be mechanically strong. Proceed as follaws to mount the transceiver 1. After you have determined the most convenient location in your vehicle, hold the radio with mounting bracket in the exact location desired. If nothing interferes with mounting it in the desired ‘pasition, remove the meunting bracket bolts. Before drilling the holes, make sure nothing will interfere with the installation of the mounting bolts. 2. Connect the antenna cable plug.te the slandard receptacte on the rear panel. Most CB antennas are terminated with a type PL-259 plug which mates with the receptacié on the reat panel. 3. Connect the DC power input wire with the fuse (red) to +12¥ DC. This wite extends tram a plug which connects to the tear panel. In automobile installations, +12V DC is usually obtained from the accessory cantact on the ignition switch. 6 -This prevents the set-being left on accidentally when the driver Inaves the car and also. permits operaiing the radio without the engine running. You can locate the accessory contact.on most ignition switches by tracing the power wire from the AM broadcast receiver in the car. Note: See ground connection-under GENERAL INFORMATION for more detail, 4. Connect the black wire to ground, This is usually the chassis of the car. Any con- venient location with good electrical contact may be used. (remove paint). 5, Mount-the microphone hanger on the side of the unit or near the unit, using two screws supplied. Wher mounting in an automobile, place the hanger on the clash 86 the microphone is easily accessible. GENERAL INFORMATION GROUND CONNECTION This radio may be installed and used in any 12V DC negative ar positive ground system vehicle. Mast new U.S. and foreign made curs or small trucks use a negative ground system while some older cars and same newer large tucks may'use a positive ground system. % 1. Negative ground system: Connect the Red power lead from the radio to the positive or (+) battery terminal or other convenient point, and connect the Black power lead to the chassis or vehicle frame or 4) battery terminal. 2. Positive ground system: In the case of positive ground system, coniect the Black power lead from the radio to the negative or (-} battery terminal or other convenient paint, and connect the Red power lead to the chassis or vehicle trame or {+} battery terminal. ANTENNA ‘This radio is designed to operate into a 62 ohm CITIZENS RADIO antenna. Best results will he obtained from your transceiver if you use a good antenna, properly installed. (Refer to the antenna installation instructions included wih your antenna.) See paragraphs 95.37, F.C.C. Rules and Regulations for F.0.C. antenna requirements. A vertically polarized quarter-wavelength whip antenna provides the mest reliable operation and greater range. The shorter loated-type whip antennas are more at- wactive, compaer and adequate for applications where the maximum. possible dis- lance is not required. Also, the loaded whip anitennas do not present the problems of height imposed by the full quarter-wavelength whipMobile whip antennas utilize the metal body of the vehicte as a ground plane. When mounted on a corner of the vehicle, they are slightly directional, in the direction of the body of the vehicle. For all practical purposes, however, the radiation pattern is Norrdirectional..A slight directional characteristic. will be observed only at extreme distances. & standard antenna connector (Type SG-239) is provided on the transetiver Jor easy connection to a standard PL-259 cable termination. When .installed in a boat, the wansceiver will perform most efficiently when antenna used has ‘been specifically designed for marine applications. Gefore installing .the transceiver in a boat, consutt your dealer for information regarding an adequate grounding system and prevention of electrolysis between fitt ings in the hull and water. BASE STATION OPERATION To operate the transceiver from your home or office, using regular house current as the power source, you will require a separate power supply capable of supplying 2.5 amps at a 13-8V DC output with a nominal input voltage of 120 volts AC, 50/60Hz. Simply connect the red +) and black (-) leads of the transceiver to the correspond- ing DC terminals of the power supply. NOTE: Do not attempt to operate this transceiver by connecting directly to 117V AG. When AG power supply is used with the transceiver for base station Operation any Citizens Band beam, dipole, ground plane or vertical antenna may be used. A ground plane vertical antenna will provide the most uniform horizonta! coverage, REMOTE SPEAKER The external speaker jack (EXT. SPKR} on the rear panel is used for remote receiver monitoring. The external speaker should have 8 ohms impedance, When the external speaker is plugged in, the internal speaker is disconnected. 8 PUBLIC ADDRESS An external 8 ohm 4-:watt speaker must be cannected to the (PA SPKR) jack located ‘on the rear panel when the transceiver is used as a public address system. The speaker should be directed away from the microphone to prevent acoustic feedback. Physical sepatation or isolation of the microphone and speaker is important when operating the PA at high output levels.OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS The MéKINLEY operates on 40 AM channels, 40 Upper Side Rand channels and 40 Lower Side Band channels. When you receive the SSB signal in the proper mode, audio sound may be either too high pitched or law pitched, indicating that your receiver may net be tuned to the exact same frequency as the transmitter to which itis listening. The McKINLEY is equipped with a Clarifier. By tuning the Clarifier, you ean slightly change the frequency of the receiver, so you get a normel tone. er came Beas cae Chama volun vou aM vow Lie O60. | oe at © © AM-SS8 TRANSCEIVER OPERATING CONTROLS Your McKINLEY, designed for ease ‘of operation, is provided with the follewing operating controls: 1. QFF/ON VOLUME: To turn the twansceiver on, rotate the central clockwise past click, To turn the transceiver off, rotte the control counterclockwise past click. Rotate the control clockwise tor a comfortable audio volume level, 2 CHANNEL SELECTOR: This switch is used te select any one of the 40 Citi zens Band channels, Channel 9 has been reserved by the F,C.C. for emergency cammunications involving the immediate safety of life of individuals or immediate protection of property. Channel 9 may also be used to render assistance to a motorist. 3. MODE SELECTOR: This switel: selects AM, USB, or LSB mode of operation. This selectar changes the mode of operation of both qransmitter and receiver simultancously. Set the selector to the mode on which you wish to communicate.10. SQUELCH: The squelch control is normally set to a position which just eliminates undesired background noise with no signal present. With the audio volume adjusted to a satistactory level, rotate the Squelch contral clackwise to the point where the sound from the speaker is cut off. In this position, there will be no sound from the speaker until a signal is received. In order to hear weak signals, it may be necessary to rotate the Squelch control counterclackwise, allowing some background noise to be heard: CLARIFIER: The clarifier is normally set to the center position. This feature has. several uses and can greatly enhance receiver operation. If a receive signat is slightly off frequency, this control can be operated to optimize the receive signal. This control is primarily intended to tune in SSB signals, but it may be also used to optimize the AM signal. MIKE GAIN: This contrel is used 1 adjust, as requirecl, microphone input sensitivity for op President Electronics citizen’s band transceivers have been designed to permit the user to attain levels of modulation up to: 100%, depending on the setting of the microphone gain control, using the microphone provided with the unit. President's automatic compression and peak limiting circuits assure maximum modulation with minimum distertion. pum amount of modulation in transn DIMMER SWITCH: This switch is used to adjust the brightness of the LED channel display and the meter. DIM position reduces brightness. Pa&-CB SWITCH: This control engates the PA function. The PA funetion should not be used unless an external speaker is connected. In the CB position, the PA function is disabled and the radio will transmit and reecive on the selected channel. NB/ANL SWITCH: When the switch is placed in the NB/ANL position, both of RF Noise Blanker and Automatic Noise Limiter circuits are activated. The NB is vory offective for repetitive impulse noise such as ignition noise. The ANIL reduces annoying hash-type noises. RF GAIN: This control is used primarily te optimize reception in strong signal areas. Gain is reduced by counterclockwise rotation of the contral 40INDICATOR FUNCTION 4. SARE METER: This meter displays relative transmitter AP output power when transmitting, and input signal strength when receiving. The meter is illuminated when power is on, the iltumination can be adjusted by the DIMMER switch for optimum brightness. 2, TXIRX INDICATOR: The TX/RX light in the upper right corner of the front panel lights in red color when the microphone button is pressed ang transmitter is in operation. ft lights in green calor when the microphone button is released and the receiver is in operation. PRESS TO TALK MICROPHONE The receiver and transmitter are controlled by the press-to-talk switch on the micrephane. Press the switch and the transmitter is activated. Release the switch to receive. When. transmitting, hold the microphone about three inches from your mouth and speak at a normal voice level. RECEIVE OPERATING PROCEDURE 1. Place the CB-PA switch in CB position. 2. Turn the set on by turning the VOLUME CONTROL clockwise, pust click. NOTE: Micraphone must be plugged in far receiver to operate, 3. Setthe VOLUME CONTROL to a comfortable level. 4. Set the Mode Selector Switch to the desired mode. 5. Listen to the batkaround noise from the speaker. Turn the SQUELCH CONTROL slowly clockwise, until the noise just disappears. The Squelch is now properly adjusted. The receiver will remain quiet until a signal is received. Do hot advance the control too far, ar some of the weaker signals will not be heard. 6. Set the Channel Selector to the desired channel. ¥ 7. Adjust the CLARIFIER to clearly receive SSB or AM signals. TRANSMIT OPERATING PROCEDURE 1. Select the desired channel of transmission. 2. If the channel is clear, depress the push-to-talk switch on the microphone and speak in a normal voice eltWARNING Operation of this equipment requires 2 valid station license issued by the Federal Gointnuni¢ations Commission. Do not lansmit with your equipment until you have filled out a temporary license Form 555-B. Also, complete F.C.C. form 508 then send it to the F.C.C. office indicated on the application. Illegal operation can result in severe penalties. (A copy of both forms are included with your new transceiver.) You are required to maintain 4 current copy of Part 95 of the F.C.C. Rules as part of your station records. A copy of Part 95 is inciuded with your now transceiver. Additional copies of Part 95 are available from the Superintendent of Doeumenss, GPO, Washington, D.C., 20402. Be certain thot you have read Part $5 of the F.C.C. Rules and Reguiations betore operating your station, “F.C.C. Rules require that ALL transmitter adjustments, other than those supplied by the manufacturer as front panel operating controls, be made by or under Lhe super- vision of the holder of an F.C,C. issued {stor 2nd Class Radio Telephune License. Replacement or substitution of crystals, transistors, regulator diodes of other parts of Unique nature, other than those recommended by us, May cause Vielation of the technical regulations of Part 95 of the F.C.G. tules or violation oF the lype Agceptance requirements of Part ? of the rules. tieMAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT This transceiver is especially designed for the environment oncountered in mobile installations. The use of alf solid state circuitry and its light weight result in high reliability. Should failure oceur, however, replace parts onty with identical parts. Do not substitute. MAINTENANCE All repairs on this radio should be performed by a qualified radio technician, holding ap F.C.C. first or second class Radiotelephone License. Repairs or adjustments by unauthorized persons can result in damage to the radia or illegal operation. ADJUSTMENT This transceiver is factory aligned and shauld not require any adjustment when used with a 52 ohm antenna. If an antenna ether than 52 ohm impedance is used, adjustment of the transmitter output ciréuit may be made to obtain optimum power tansfer to the antenna. ‘This adjustment should be made only by a licensed person using a high quality in-line RF watimeter which will not produce standing waves when inserted in the antenna cable. SERVICE PRESIDENT ELECTRONICS has established Authorized President Service Stations around the country for the repair and service of your radio. A list of these stations is enclosed. If you require scrviee, please pack your radio unit in the original shipping container or any other suitable container which avill provide adequate protection, enclose a note describing the problem and return, (transportation prepaid) ta your nearest warranty station. Prosident Electronics also maintains a factory service center for the repair and service of your radio, Satvice may be abtained from the factory in the same way described Tor Authorized Service Stations except ship to Presidant Electronics, Inc. 16691 Hate Avenue Irvine, CA 92714 SERVICE MANUALS Detailed service manuals are available trom the factory for a charge of $5.00 per copyaK ROVYPYSYVYSYUVYUVUYWYUY UYU UU BUT RR ONE TEAR LIMITED WARRANTY PRESIDENT ELECTRONICS, INC. Warrants to the purchaser of e2cih new President radio ‘ such product shail be free from defects in material and) wercmanship under npenall service fora perod gt one {lj year from the date ot sele to the purchaser providing thar che properly completed warranty Registration Care is releried te PRESIDENT (LECTRONICS. INC , wither 10 davs fo low ng the dace of purchase. accident, Servier eb The werranty will not apply af the radio has been sud-ected to neal uoauthorized modi‘ice Lion, imprages installation, or if hve defect ist otter than a PRESIDENT FLECTRONICS ING. Authorizes Service Slaticn. PRLS'DEN ELECTRONICS. INC, reserves the right to repair or reolare, atits upuiss, any radios foul to be defer tive under the terms of this warranty @ obtain warranty regal’. the customer must ceturs the radio properly nacked, Irelghe pre paid to PRESIDENT ELECTRONICS or any Autharized PRESIDENT Service Station I! will be relumer freigh: prepeic, A sates receipt must accompany the radio to validate date af aurchase Where permitied by lav, sh's warranty is in lieu af al. ather watravties expressed grim ie¢ and ac 1epresentative Gr person is authorized to. assure for us any cther leabie fy Some sca"e5d0 not allow iimirs ctor on mplied warrant es 50 the abave limitation rary nol beappticable You may have riguts esdefired by each state aw PBRRRLEERR RR RRR RRR REE RRR RPE RRR RRR RRRERRRRRARR ER wi. PRESHSENT * Engineered to be the-very bost President Electronics, Inc.. 16691 Hale Avenue, Irvine, California 92714 « (714) 556-7355 Printed in Taiwan