I\\\'ve got a CB radio, which was previously wired into a car (like a stereo). For the power input, there is one red wire, and one black, and on the casing, it reads \\\"DC 13.2V\\\" - how would I go about wiring a plug onto it for home use?
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CB Radio
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breezer
dont forget you will also require a cb aerial and a ground plane for said aerial, and a swr meter to check you have the aerial right.
Brings back memories............
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breezer
Lectrician said:
slide and crank it
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breezer
er............no
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