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DESCRIPTION

Your UNIDENModel SUNDOWNER UH-O77represents the most advanced Mobile Sta-
tion type radio ever designed for use in the Citizens Band Radio Service. Itwilloperate on

any of the 40 frequencies designated as citizens band channels by the Department of
Communications. Your Model SUNDOWNER UH-O77features a frequency synthesizing
circuit with PHASE LOCK LOOP techniques to assure ultraprecise Frequency control.
This radio has been Type Accepted and Type Certified by the D.O.C.

WARNING

Before transmitting with your transceiver, you must obtain a Department of Com-

munications (D.O.C.) Citizens Radio Licence. Obtain an application form from the

D.O.C.Beforecompletingtheformyoushouldreadtheconditionsgoverningtheli-

censingand operationoftheC.R.S. (D.O.C. brochure RB250). This brochure also

can be obtainedfromthe D.O.C.Aftercompletingtheapplicationform,mailitwith

theappropriate fee to the Superintendant Regulatoryof Licensingin theStateor
territory"inwhich the station will be operated.

CHANNEL INFORMATION

This radio has been designed to provide high level performance in the Citizens Band Radio
Service, which is comprised of the following frequency assignments:

DUPLEX OPERATING FREQUENCIES

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Channel

Channel Frequency

Channel

Channel Frequency

Channel

Channel Frequency

in MHz in MHz

inMHz

1

476.425

15

476.775

29 477.125

2

476.450 16 476.800

30 477.150

3

476.475 17 476.825

31 477.175

4

476.500

18

476.850

32 477.200

5 476.525

19 476.875 33

477.225

6 476.550

20 476.900

34

477.250

7 476.575

21 476.925

35

477.275

8

476.600 22

476.950

36

477.300

9

476.625 23

476.975

37

477.325

10 476.650

24 477.000 38

477.350

11

476.675

25

477.025

39

477.375

12

476.700 26

477.050

40

477.400

13

476.725

27

477.075

14

476.750

28 477.100

CHANNEL RX

TX

CH1

476.425 MHz

477.175 MHz (CH31)

CH2 476.450"

477.200

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CH3 476.475"

477.225

.. (CH33)

CH4

476.500"

477.250

.. (CH34)

CHANNEL

RX

TX

CH5

476.525 MHz

477.275 MHz (CH35)

CH6

476.550

"

477.300

.. (CH36)

CH7 476.575

"

477.325

.. (CH37)

CH8

476.600

"

477.350

.. (CH38)

INSTALLATION

MOBILE STATION INSTALLATION

Plan the location of the transceiver and microphone bracket before starting the installa-

tion. Select a location that is convenient for operation and does not interfere with the driver
or passenger inthe vehicle. The radio should be securely fastened to some solid face, us-

ing the mounting bracket and self-tapping screws which are provided.

MOBILE STATION ANTENNA

Since the maximum allowable power output of the transmitter is limited by the D.O.C., the
antenna is a very important factor affecting transmission distance. It isfor this reason that

we strongly recommend that you install only a quality antenna in your new citizens band
system. You have just purchased a superior transceiver. Don't diminish its performance
by installing an inferior antenna.

Only a properly matched antenna system will allow maximum power transferfrom the 50-
ohm transmission line to the radiating element. Your Uniden dealer is qualified to assist
you in the selection of the proper antenna to meet your application requirements.

For automobile installation, the whip antenna may be used with good effect. The most effi-
cient and practical installation is a full quarter wave whip antenna mounted on the rear

deck or fender top midway between the rear window and bumper.
A short "loaded" whip antenna is more convenient to install on your automobile, although

the efficiency is less than a full quarter wave whip antenna.

For marine installation, consult your dealerfor information regarding an adequate ground-
ing system and prevention of electrolysis between fittings in the hull and water.

GROUND SYSTEM

Connect the red DC power cord from the transceiver to the positive, or (+), battery terminal
or other convenient point and connect the black power lead to the chassis or vehicle frame,
or (-) battery terminal.

SELCALL

SELCALL (Selective Calling) is a special Squelch System which quiets your receiver until

it receives an Encoded signal from another set which matches the one installed inyour set.

This means your set will remain quiet and not receive idle chit chat or other signals until the
station you want to hear calls.

SELCALL is not initially installed inyour set (each one has to be individually programmed)
but may be purchased as an option.

OPERATING PROCEDURE TO RECEIVE

1. Be sure that the power source, antenna and microphone are connected to the proper
connectors before going to the next steps.

2. Turn the unit ON by rotating the OFF/VOLUME Control clockwise.

3. Set the CHANNEL SELECTOR switch to the desired channel.

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4. Set the OFF/VOLUME Control to a comfortable listening level.

5. Listen to the background noise from the speaker. Turn the SQUELCH control slowly
clockwise until the noise JUST disappears (no signal should be present). Leave the
control at this setting. The SQUELCH is now properly adjusted. The receiver will re-

main quiet until a signal is actually received. Do not advance the control too far, or

some of the weaker signals will not be heard.

OPERATING PROCEDURE TO TRANSMIT

CAUTION -

The transceiver Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (V.S.W.R.) measurement must be
performed prior to the use of the transmitter. A V.S.W.R. ratio in excess of 2:1 may
damage the transmitter.

1. Be sure the operator has read and understands D.G.C. Rules and Regulations prior to
operating the transmitter.

2. Select the desired channel.

3. If the channel is clear, depress the PRESS-TO' TALK switch on the microphone and
speak in a normal voice.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

At six to twelve month intervals, the following system checks should be made:

1. Check Standing Wave Ratio (SWR).

2. Inspect all electrical connections to ensure that they are tight.

3. Inspect antenna coaxial cable for wear or breaks on shielding.

4. Inspect all screws and other mounting hardware for tightness.

OPERATOR TROUBLESHOOTING

Should the unit malfunction or not perform properly, the operator should perform the
procedures indicated below:

1. If the transceiver is completely inoperative.
* Check the power cord and fuse.

2. If trouble is experienced with receiving.
* Check OFF/VOLUME control setting.
* Be sure SQUELCH is adjusted properly. Is the radio over-squelched?
* Check to see that the radio is switched to an operational mode.

3. If trouble is experienced with transmitting.

* Checktoseethatthetransmissionline(coaxialcable)issecurelyconnectedtothe

ANTENNACONNECTOR.

* Be sure that the antenna isfully extended for proper operation.
* Besurethatalltransmissionline(coaxialcable)connectionsaresecureandfreeof

corrosion.

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1. PRESS- TO-TALK MICROPHONE: The receive and transmit are controlled by the

PRESS- TO-TALK switch on the microphone. Press the switch on the microphone to
activate the transmitter; release the switch to receive. When transmitting, hold the

microphone two inches from the mouth and speak clearly in a normal voice. The mic-
rophone provided with your radio is detachable Iow impedance dynamic type.

2. MEM/SKIP SWITCH:
Inthe NORMAL mode: Press the MEM/SKIP switch to program or disable channels in

the selected scan memory.

Inthe GROUP SCAN mode: When scanning, press the MEM/SKIP switch to HOLD the
channel currently being scanned. Press again to resume scanning.

in the OPEN SCAN mode: When scanning, press the MEM/SKIP switch to SKIP over a

busy channel you do not wish to listen to.

3. SCAN SWITCH: When this switch is pressed, the SUNDOWNER UH-O77 will scan any
channels programmed in the selected Scan mode.

NOTE: The radio will not Scan if the selected Scan memory has not been programmed.

4. OPEN SCAN/GROUP SCAN SELECT SWITCH: This switch is used to select the re-
quired Scan mode. When this switch is'IN', the radio is able to scan in the OPEN SCAN

mode.
Press this switch 'our to scan in the GROUP SCAN mode.

5. DUPLEX INDICATOR: When the channel indicated by the CHANNEL INDICATOR
and Duplex memory is programmed, this LED is turned on.

6. TX INDICATOR: This LED indicates red while transmitting.

7. TONE CALL INDICATOR:
Inthe GROUP SCAN mode & NORMAL mode: When a signal has been received on the

PRIORITY channel this LED will be on.
When a SELCALL module is installed: While receiving TONE SIGNAL, this LED will be

on.

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8. RX INDICATOR: Lights during the receive mode whenever a station is being re-
ceived, or whenever the SQUELCH control is adjusted fully counter clockwise.

9. GROUP SCAN INDICATOR: Lights when the GROUP SCAN mode is selected.

10. MEMORY INDICATOR:
Inthe normal mode (SCAN switch OUT): lights if the channel indicated by the CHAN-

NEL INDICATOR and selected by the CHANNEL SELECTOR switch is programmed
into the selected scan memory.

11. OPEN SCAN INDICATOR: Lights when the OPEN SCAN mode is selected.

12. CHANNEL INDICATOR: LED indicates the channel number in use.
During NORMAL Mode: Displays the channel selected by the CHANNEL SELEC-

TOR Switch.

During SCAN Mode: Displays the channel currently being scanned. Channel num-
ber changes every 0.07 second.

13. FRONT MICROPHONE SOCKET

14. OFF/VOLUME CONTROL: Turn clockwise to apply power to the radio and to set the
audio volume to the desired listening level. Turn fully counterclockwise to turn the

radio OFF.

15. SQUELCH CONTROL: This SQUELCH Control is rotated to cut off or eliminates
received background noise in the absence of an incoming signal. For maximum re-

ceiva sensitivity, it isdesired that the control be rotated only to this point where the re-
ceive background noise or ambient background noise iseliminated. Turn the control

fully counterclockwise, then slowly rotate clockwise until the receive noise disap-

pears. Any signal to be heard must now be slightly stronger than the average re-
ceived noise. Further clockwise rotation will increase the threshold level which a

signal must overcome in order to be heard. Only strong signals will be heard at the
maximum clockwise setting.

16. MEMORY SWITCH:
Inthe NORMAL mode: Press the MEM switch to program or disable channels in the

selected scan memory.
In the GROUP SCAN mode: When scanning, press the MEM switch to HOLD the

channel currently being scanned. Press again to resume scanning.
In the OPEN SCAN mode: When scanning, press the MEM switch to SKIP over a

busy channel you do not wish to listen to.

17. DUPLEX SWITCH: To program semi-duplex operation for channel 1through chan-
nel8. Select the channel you would like to use as repeater channel (check your local
repeater station frequency first) and push the DUP switch and then DUP indicator will
turn on. Select next repeater channel and push the DUP switch again and so on. To
put the channel back to normal simplex operation, just select the DUPLEX pro-
grammed channel by channel selector and push the switch so that the DUP indicator

turns off to indicate that channel is no longer repeater frequency off-set channel. CH

1 through CH 8 are programmable for the repeater operation.

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18. TONE CALL SWITCH: This switch is reserved for optionalSELCALL operation.
Push the T. CALL switch, (when this action is taken, TX indicator will flash), then,

TONE SIGNAL will be generated and it opens the Squelch of the other units which
have the same tone squelch function.

19. TONE SQUELCH SWITCH: This switch is reserved for optional SELCALL operation.
Push the T.SQ switch while receiving the TONE SIGNAL. Then, the Circuit of the

SQUELCH is automatically opened.

20. CHANNEL SELECTOR SWITCH: This switch selects the desired channel for trans-
mission and reception.

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21. EXTERNAL SPEAKER: The External Speaker Jack is used for remote receiver
monitoring. The external speaker should have a-ohm impedance and be rated to
handle at least 4.0 watts. When the external speaker is plugged in, the internal

speaker is automatically disconnected.

22. POWER: This jack permits connection of the D.C. power to the transceiver. A power

cord is supplied with the radio.

23. ANTENNA CONNECTOR: This female connector permits connection of the trans-
mission line cable male connector (M-Type) to the transceiver.

Memory Backup
Channels maintained in the SUNDOWNER UH-077 memory are protected from loss by a

built-in capacitor which protects the memory for up to 12 hours when you disconnect the
DC Power Cable.

SERVICING YOUR TRANSCEIVER

The technical information, diagrams and charts will be supplied upon request.
Itisthe user's responsibility to see that this radio isoperating at all times inaccordance with
the D.O.C. Citizens Radio Service regulations.

We highly recommend that you consult a qualified radiotelephone technician for the ser-
vicing and alignment of this UHF CB radio product.

Please refer to the WARNING information contained inthe 2nd page ofthis Owner's Manu-
al.

(NOTE: When ordering parts, it isessential to specify the correct model number and serial

number of the unit.)

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

NORMAL OPERATION

RECEIVE OPERATING PROCEDURE

1. Connect the 13.8 Volt power lead, microphone and antenna.

2. Select the NORMAL mode by selecting the SCAN switch (3) to the 'OUT' position.

3. Rotate the SQUELCH control (15) fully counterclockwise.

4. Switch the radio on by turning the OFF/VOLUME control (14) clockwise and adjust for
a comfortable volume level, and adjust for a comfortable squelch level.

5. Rotate the CHANNEL SELECTOR switch (20) to select the required channel.

TRANSMITTING

To transmit, depress the PRESS- TO- TALK switch (1) on the microphone. Hold the micro-

phone 5-10 cm from your mouth and slightly to one side so that your voice does not project

directly into the microphone (this provides best results). Speak at a normal level. Never

raise your voice or shout into the microphone. Whenever the PTT switch is pressed, the TX
indicator (6) will light.

PROGRAMMING SCAN CHANNELS

When the radio is initially powered up, there will not be any channels programmed into the
Group Scan Memory.

To program scan channels into the Group Scan memory, use the following procedure:

1. Select the NORMAL mode by selecting the SCAN switch (3) to the 'OUT' position.

2. Select the GROUP SCAN Mode by selecting the OS/GS Select switch (4) to the 'OUT'
position. The GS indicator (9) should be lit.

3. Rotate the CHANNEL SELECTOR switch (20) until the channel you wish to scan is dis-
played. Note that the MEM indicator (10) should NOT be lit, indicating that this channel
is not currently programmed into the GROUP SCAN memory.

4. Press and hold the MEM switch (16) for about 1 second until a BE.EP is heard. The
MEM indicator (10) should now be lit indicating that the channel is now programmed in-
to the memory.

5. Continue steps 3 and 4 to program all the channels you wish to scan.

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REMOVING GROUP SCAN CHANNELS

To DELETE a programmed channel from the Group Scan Memory.

1. Rotate the CHANNEL SELECTOR switch (20) until the channel you wish to remove is
displayed. Note that the MEM indicator (10) should be lit, indicating that this channel is
currently programmed in the memory.

2. Press and hold the MEM switch (16) for about 2 seconds until a BEEP is heard twice.
The MEM indicator (10) should now be extinguished.

OPEN SCANNING

To commence open scanning, select the OPEN SCAN mode by selecting the OS/GS
Select switch (4) to the IN position. Then select the SCAN switch (3) to the IN position.

The SUNDOWNER UH-077 will commence scanning the programmed channels, and will
indicate each channel on the CHANNEL indicator (12) as it is scanned.

When a busy channel is found, the radio will 'lock' onto it, and will remain there for as long
as the signal is present, and for 3 seconds after the transmission ceases. This allows the
SUNDOWNER UH-077 to hold the channel during short breaks in the conversation. Once
the channel has remained clear for 3 seconds, the radio will resume scanning.

If you don't wish to listen to a busy channel, you can SKIP over it by pressing either the
MEM switch (16) on the radio, or the MEMlSKIP switch (2) on the microphone. The receiv-

er will immediately resume scanning.
To manually hold a channel indefinitely (temporarily inhibiting the scan function), momen-

tarily press the PTT switch (1), and the radio will cease scanning and will hold on the
channel which was being scanned. The HELD channel can now be used for normal trans-

mission and reception.

To RESUME scanning - whether automatically 'locked' on a busy channel, or manually

HELD - press the MEM switch (16) on the front panel, or the MEM/SKIP switch (2) on the

microphone, once. The radio will begin scanning again.

NOTE: 1. During OPEN SCAN mode, the CHANNEL SELECTOR switch (20) is igno-

red.

2. The scan rate inthis mode is 70 msec per channel, Le. all 40 channels can be
scanned in 2.8 seconds.

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GROUP SCANNING
NOTE:

1. If the GROUP SCAN memory has not been programmed wh~nthe GROUP SCAN
Mode is selected by selecting the OS/GS Select switch (4) to the OUT position and the
SCAN switch (3) is selected, the SUNDOWNER UH-077 will ignore the SCAN switch
(3) and will behave as if it had not been pressed.

2. The PRIORITY channel number can easily be read when required by:
(a) Temporarily releasing the SCAN switch.

(b) Pressing the PTT switch. The radio will jump to the PRIORITY channel for 3 sec-

onds before resuming the SCAN function.

To commence GROUP SCANNING, select the GROUP SCAN Mode by selecting the
OS/GS Select switch (4) to the OUT position and select the SCAN mode by selecting
the SCAN switch (3) to the IN position.

The SUNDOWNER UH-077 will now scan the programmed channels, displaying each
channel number and the PRIORITY channel number. Because, before it scans each

channel, itquickly "checks" the PRIORITY channel (set by the CHANNEL SELECTOR
switch).

RECEIVING A SIGNAL ON A GROUP SCAN CHANNEL

Ifa signal is received on a programmed scan channel, the radio will 'lock' onto that channel

provided there is no signal on the PRIORITYchannel.

When the receiver is 'locked' onto the scan channel, and at the same time, the LED chan-

nel display will flash from the scan channel to the PRIORITY channel. This is because the

receiver is still 'listening' for signals on the PRIORITY channel.
When the scan channel becomes quiet again, the radio will continue to hold the channel for

a further 3 seconds in order to allow for a natural pause in the conversation before resum-
ing the Group Scanning mode.

Ifthere is a transmission on the PRIORITY channel while you are listening to a scan chan-
nel, the receiver will immediately transfer to the PRIORITY channel and the PRIORITY

channel number will be displaye~.
To manually HOLD a scan channel indefinitely, momentarily press the MEM switch. The

radio will cease scanning and will hold the channel, but will continueto DUALWATCHthe

PRIORITY channel.

To RESUME scanning, momentarily press the MEM switch on the front panel or the MEMI
SKIP switch on the microphone, again. The receiver will resume scanning.

To transmit on a Group Scan channel, rotate the channel switch to the required channel,
making it the PRIORITY channel. Return the channel selector to the correct PRIORITY
channel when you have completed your conversation.

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REMOVING OPEN SCAN CHANNELS

When the radio is initially powered up from the box, all 40 channels will be programmed into
the OPEN SCAN MEMORY.

Ifyou do not wish to scan any particular channels (e.g. if one or more channels are continu-
ally busy and always causing the scanning function to pause), you may remove these
channels from the scan group using the following sequence.

1. Select the NORMAL mode by selecting the SCAN switch (3) to the OUT position.

2. Select the OPEN SCAN mode by selecting the OS/GS Select switch (4) to the IN posi-
tion. The OS indicator (11) should be lit. The GS indicator should NOT be lit.

3. Rotate the CHANNEL SELECTOR switch (20) until the channel you wish to REMOVE

is displayed on the LED CHANNEL indicator (12).

Note that MEM indicator is lit, showing you that this channel is currently included inthe
scan group.

4. PRESS and HOLD the MEM switch (16) for about 2 seconds until a BEEP is heard
twice.

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when scanning has commenced and the MEM indicator will not light on that channel.

Continue steps 3 and 4 to remove any other channels you do not wish to scan.

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REINSTALLINGCHANNELSINTOTHE SCAN GROUP

Toreinstallpreviouslydeletedchannelsintothe scangroup, simplyrepeatsteps3 and4.

However,this timenotethatthere will beaBEEPheardwhenthe MEMswitch ispressed,
andthe MEMindicatorwill LIGHT,showing the selected channel is now included in the
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SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL

Channels
Frequency Range

Crystal Oscillator
Microphone
Speaker

Antenna Connector

Jacks & Connectors

Controls

Indicators

Cabinet Size

Weight
Accessories

: 40

: 476.425 MHz to

477.400 MHz

.REPEATER USE (CH-1

to CH~8,TX only):

477.175 MHz to

477.350 MHz

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: 600 ohm, Dynamic Type

: 8 ohm, 3W
: M-Type

: Mic 4P Metal

EXT SP 3.5~
DC Power 3P Type

: PRESS-TO-TALK Switch

MEM/SKIP Switch

SCAN Switch
OPEN SCAN/GROUP
SCAN SELECT Switch
OFF/VOLlJME Control
SQUELCH Control
MEMORY Switch
DUPLEX Switch
TONE CALL Switch
TONE SQUELCH Switch
CHANNEL SELECTOR
Switch

: DUPLEX Indicator

TX Indicator
RXIndicator

TONE CALL Indicator
GROUP SCAN Indicator
MEMORY Indicator
OPEN SCAN Indicator
CHANNEL Indicator

: W: 154.5 mm

H: 52.5mm
D: 188mm

: 1.2 kg
: DC Power Cable with

Built-in fuse, Microphone,
Microphone Hanger

Mounting Bracket
Screw (2), Washer (2) For

Microphone Hanger
Screw (2), Washer (2) For
Mounting Bracket

MEASUREMENT CONDITIONS

Power Source. : 13.8V (DC)

Antenna Impedance: 50 ohm
Test Temperature: 25°C
Modulation Frequency: 1 kHz (RX/TX)

Mean Signal Input Level: 1000 /1V
Reference Audio Output

Power : 500mW
Reference Modulation
Deviation

Audio Output Load

. :t 3 kHz Deviation
. 8 ohms resistive

TRANSMITTER SECTION

Frequency Tolerance at

25°C

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on)
Carrier Power

Spurious Emission

In Band
Out Band

Current Drain
Modulation Frequency

Response: (1 kHz, OdB
reference, at 600 Hz
deviation)

Lower at 500 Hz
Upper at 2.5 kHz

Microphone Sensitivity
for 3 kHz Deviation

Maximum Deviation

at 1 kHz
at 6 kHz

RECEIVER SECTION

Sensitivity for 12 dB SI-
NAD

Overall Audio Fidelity.

(1 kHz, 0 dB reference)

Lower at 500 Hz
Upper at 2.5 kHz

Adjacent Channel
Selectivity (:t 25 kHz) : 65 dB
Maximum Audio Output

Power

Audio Output Power at

10% THD
Hum & Noise Ratio at

Input 1mV

Squelch Sensitivity at
Threshold

Squelch Sensitivity at
Tight

Image Rejection Ratio
IF Rejection Ratio
Oscillator Dropout
Voltage : 9V
Current Drain at No Sig-

nal : 300l11A
Current Drain at

Maximum Output

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: :to.5 kHz

: 5W

: 5/1W
: 1pW

: 1300mA

: -6dB
: +5dB

: 1mV
: :t 4.75 kHz

: :t 1.5 kHz MAX

: 0.25/1V

: +3dB
: -8 dB

: 3W
:2W
: 40 dB

: 0.1/1V
: 1/1V

: 60 dB
: lOdB

: 600mA

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WARRANTV

WARRANTOR: UNIDEN Australia Pty. Ltd. ("UNIDEN").
ELEMENTS OF WARRANTY: UNIDEN warrants to the original retail owner for the duration of

this warranty, UNIDEN CB Product (hereinafter referred to as the Product) to be free from de-
fects in materials and craftsmanship with only the limitations or exclusions set out below.

WARRANTY DURATION: This warranty to the original user shall terminate and be of no fur-
ther effect One (1) Year after the date of original retail sale. The warranty is invalid if the Pro-

duct is (A) damaged or not maintained as reasonable or necessary, (B) modified, altered, or

used as part of any conversion kits, subassemblies, or anyconfigurations notsold by UNIDEN,
(C) improperly installed, (D)repaired by someone other than an authorized service centerfor a

defect or malfunction covered bythis warranty, (E) used inany conjunction with equipment or
parts or as part of any system not manufactured byUNIDEN (F) installed, programmed or ser-

viced by anyone other than an authorized UNIDEN service center.
STATEMENT OF REMEDY: Inthe event that the product does not conform to this warranty at

any time while this warranty is in effect, warrantor will repair the defect and return itto you with-
out charge for parts, service, or any other cost incurred by warrantor or its representatives in

connection with the performance of this warranty. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER OR

PROVIDE FOR THE REIMBURSEMENT OR PAYMENT OF INCIDENTAL ORCONSEQUEN-

TIAL DAMAGES. Some states do not allow this exclusion or limitation of incidental or conse-

quential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING PERFORMANCE OF WARRANTY: In the event that the
Product does not conform to this warranty, the Product should be shipped ordelivered, freight

prepaid, to warrantor at 345 Princes Highway, Rockdale, N.S.W. 2216 with evidence of origin-
al purchase.

LEGAL REMEDIES: This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have
other rights which vary from state to state.

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Australia Pty. Ltd.

HEAD OFFICE:

345 Princes Highway, Rockdale, N.S.W. 2216

Phone: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

PERTH

23 Geddes Street, Balcatta,
W.A.6021

Phone[phone]
Fax [phone]

BRISBANE

3/12 Randall Street, Slacks Creek,
Old. 4127

Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]

MELBOURNE & TASMANIA

446-448 Bell Street, East Preston,
VIC. 3072

Phone [phone]
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ADELAIDE

72-74 Halifax Street, Adelaide
S.A.5000

Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]

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