CB Pa System
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CB Pa System
Can anybody tell me how to hook up a PA system for my CB Radio?
It has a PA jack.
I just bought one from Radio Shack
There are two wires,does the Positive go in the PA jack on the back of the CB?
Or does the Negative wire?
I already ran a wire under the hood.
What kind of plug do I need for the two wires?
It has a PA jack.
I just bought one from Radio Shack
There are two wires,does the Positive go in the PA jack on the back of the CB?
Or does the Negative wire?
I already ran a wire under the hood.
What kind of plug do I need for the two wires?
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CB Pa System
You need a male Mini-Phono Plug with One insulator.
The Negative wire goes to the outside(ground) of the plug & the positive wire goes to the center part of the plug.
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CB Pa System
thers no plugs on the speaker wires do mean one wire goes to the
battery ground side of the battery does the positve side go to
the pa jack to the cb what do i do with the other wire is that
a ground
battery ground side of the battery does the positve side go to
the pa jack to the cb what do i do with the other wire is that
a ground
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Sorry, I forgot about this.
The plug when you unscrew the insulator off exposes two connectors.
The outside one is usually the ground or negative wire (usually silver in colour).
The center connector gets the other one 9the positive or gold coloured wire)
Solder them on ,screw the insulator back on and plug it into the radio.
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The plug when you unscrew the insulator off exposes two connectors.
The outside one is usually the ground or negative wire (usually silver in colour).
The center connector gets the other one 9the positive or gold coloured wire)
Solder them on ,screw the insulator back on and plug it into the radio.
Dennis
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