12. Switch the RF-IF CONTROL to AM.

reactr the 10 dB sensitivity point sttould

13. With the receiver'sANL and ANB switches still
turned off, turn on the NL204 and increaseits
output until the peak-to-peak level of the noise
pulsesdisplayed on the scopeare the sameas the
referencein Step 11.
L4. Tum the receiver's ANL and/or ANB switches
on. Repeat the receiver sensitivity test.
NOTE: The amount of signal needed to
be gteater than in SteP 10.
15. Usrng the formula dB=20 Logro !1 c"t"utute
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the dB ratio of the two input voltages found in
Steps 10 and 14. A dB conversion chart is found
in the back of the CB42 SpeedTest Setup Book-
let.
The EIA specifications state that this ratio should be
equal to or less than 3 dB ratio between the sensi-
tivity figure found in Steps 10 and 14.

AM & SSBTRANSMITTER
TESTS
The CB42 is equipped to perform all transmitter tests
WARNING:
recommended by leading CB manufacturers. The
FCC Regulationr require that any adjustments or repairs of
following instructions, plus those tests discussedin
any transmitter which may affect its operation must be made
the Operation section of this manual, give step-by- by, or under the immediate supervisionota person holding a
step instructions for performing these tests. If the First- or Second-ClassCommercial Radiotelephone Licenre.
manufacturer's instructions differ from these pro- (SeeFCC Rulesand RegulationsPart 95.97.1
cedures, the manufacturer's literature should be
followed.

AM TRANSMITTERFREQUENCY
The transmitter frequency may be monitored in percent off channel. Both ofthese tests are described
either of two ways-direct frequency readout, or as a in the general operating instructions.

SSB TRANSMITTERFREOUENCY

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