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SPECIAL OFFER: Buy the DC1025P package with two handsets, two battery packs and dual charger (see picture below) for only $88. With 24 months replacement warranty (note, we have never had a faulty unit). Note, these are the only range of CB radios, I know of, with voice scrambling function for added security!
*The scambler function makes your voice sound like an alien (completely incomprehensible to normal CB users). Unless someone else has the same transceiver with the scrambler function on the same setting (1 of 4) they cannot understand your conversation. Many units have been sold to schools and those concerned about security for this reason!
NOW AVAILABLE! New high power units with privacy code and scrambler function, high/low power setting and electronic mosquito repeller! NiMH battery pack and 240VAC charger included. The DC1045 has 1.5W output (range up to 8Km) and the DC1060 has 3W output (range up to 12Km). See price list below.
| PRICE LIST.........current until 30th November, 2008 | AUS$ | +GST | US$^ |
| DC-1005, 2 x 38 Channel 0.5W UHF CB package... ................ + alkaline batteries and torch light! Was $55 | $40.00 | $44.00 | $26.00 |
| DC-1025P, 2 x 38 Channel 0.5W UHF CB package... ................includes NiMH batteries and charger! Was $99 | $80.00 | $88.00 | $52.00 |
| DC-1018, black leather pouch for DC1025 | $7.00 | $7.70 | $4.50 |
| DC-1032, hands-free headset with ptt for DC1025/45/60 | $15.00 | $16.50 | $9.80 |
| DC-1036, 12VDC car charger for DC1025 | $15.00 | $16.50 | $9.80 |
| DC-1042, black leather pouch for DC1045 | $9.00 | $9.90 | $5.80 |
| DC-1045, 1.5 Watt 38 Channel UHF CB radio NEW! | $80.00 | $88.00 | $52.00 |
| DC-1060, 3 Watt 38 Channel UHF CB radio NEW! | $150.00 | $165.00 | $97.50 |
| DC-1062, Speaker/Microphone for DC1045/DC1060 | $20.00 | $22.00 | $13.00 |
In most applications, we recommend the use of Varta alkaline batteries and the Rezap battery doctor.
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or MAIL (or email at your own risk). AUS$ prices are Australian dollars.
Note, these are EXPORT prices. For delivery within Australia please add 10% GST (use +GST column).
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Delivery charge within Australia $9.90 (any quantity). Delivery to all overseas destinations - P.O.A. (ask us). EX-GST or DUTY FREE purchases may only be made when the delivery address is outside of Australia. i.e. for EXPORT orders. Prices subject to change without notice. ^Assumes AUS$1 = 65c US.
Further information: 1. CB radio communication is not the same as using a mobile phone. Only one person can talk (or transmit) at a time. Your conversation is NOT private (the voice scrambler function provides the best privacy) and others may listen in and transmit on your selected channel. 2. Please read the instruction sheet provided carefully before using the transceivers. Please familarize yourself with CB operations regarding selecting a channel, using repeaters, swearing, rude or abusive language etc. 3. The transmission range will vary greatly depending on the location and the surrounds. With the DC1028, the 5Km range is only for outside line-of-sight rural operation. In urban areas the transmission range reduces to 1-2Km. In the inner city 0.5-1.5Km. Inside buildings 0.5-1Km (some highrise buildings have devices that enhance UHF communications however). In woodlands or in hilly terrain the range will also be significantly reduced! 4. UHF stands for Ultra High Frequency. 40 channels or frequencies are available to transmit (TX) or receive (RX) on. Channel 1 is 476.425MHz through to channel 40 which is 477.4MHz. Note channel 5 (476.525MHz) is reserved for emergency use (000 or 911 type emergencies) and channels 22 and 23 are not available on 38 channel units. 5. The repeater or duplex function can operate on channels 1 to 8 only. A repeater is a high power transceiver normally installed by the government (it's like mobile phone base station) which receives transmissions on channels 31 to 38 and retransmits on channels 1 to 8 respectively. It is mounted on high ground to give maximum coverage and operates at much higher power (up to 21 Watts) to give extended range. Please be careful not to turn on the repeater (REP) mode accidently! 6. CTCSS (Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System) or Privacy Code allows you to hear only transmissions using the same code (1..38) on the same channel, effectively blocking out unwanted transmissions. Remember, with this enabled, your transmissions can still be heard by others but their transmissions cannot be heard by you!
Operational Tips: 1. To turn on the CB, press and hold the power button for 3 seconds (just like a mobile phone). To turn it off, press and hold again. 2. The Monitor (M) function turns off squelch and allows low-level signals to be monitored. This should be used when selecting a channel and when communication becomes difficult. 3. Please turn off your transceiver when told to do so (anywhere they ask for mobile phones to be turned off). Obey signs at hospitals, petrol stations and other hazardous areas (e.g. if it says 'No Smoking' because of flamable material then it's best to turn off your transceiver). 4. Clip one of these to your kid so you can call them home whenever they're needed (e.g. dinner time). No more searching the neighourhood for them! 5. What about at the supermarket or shopping centre? Spouses can each carry one. No more time wasted in searching for each other or making expensive mobile phone calls! 6. With the VOX (voice activated) setting you're allowed three levels of sensitivity - this controls the level of sound which triggers transmission. With motor-bike communication, use the lowest VOX setting and a full helmet to reduce wind noise. The microphone can be taped inside the helmet! 7. What about when you are travelling around Australia or New Zealand. I recently did a trip around Tasmania and our mobile phones were next to useless (on the Optus network) so I wish I'd taken a set of these CB's instead! Also use them to keep in touch when out walking, mountain-bike riding, hang-gliding, ballooning, skiing etc. etc.
Disclaimer: The above specifications may be subject to change without notice. The manufacturer and it's suppliers hold no responsibility for damage expenses, lost profits, or any other claims arising from the use of these products.
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