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Nothing comes close to a Cobra
®
Mounting And
Powering The Radio
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Mounting And Powering The Radio
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Before using your CobraMarine
™
VHF radio, it must be installed on your vessel.
Installing Your Radio
Choose a location for your radio where it will be conveniently accessible with the
following factors in mind:
■
The leads to the battery and the antenna are best kept as short as possible.
■
The antenna must be mounted at least three (3) feet from the transceiver.
■
The radio and all speakers need to be far enough from any magnetic
compass to avoid deviation due to the speaker magnet.
■
There needs to be free air flow around the heat-sink fins on the back
of the transceiver.
Surface Mount
A Surface Mounting kit is included with your CobraMarine
™
VHF radio to allow its
installation on almost any flat surface.
To Mount The Transceiver
On Almost Any Flat Surface:
1. Use the mounting bracket
as a template to drill holes
for the mounting screws.
2. Attach the mounting bracket
to the chosen surface.
3. Attach the transceiver to
the mounting bracket with
the locking knobs.
4. Tilt the transceiver to
a convenient angle and
tighten the locking knobs.
Surface Mounting Kit
Tilt Lock Knobs
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Included In This Package
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Included In This Package
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You should find all of the following items in the
package with your CobraMarine
™
VHF radio:
Transceiver*
Transceiver Flush Mount Kit
Microphone
Transceiver Surface Mount Kit
Operating Instruction Manual
Warning Sticker
GPS Interface Cable
Microphone Mounting Kit
* The term transceiver will be used to identify the main unit containing the LCD screen and controls.
Radio will be used to identify the entire equipment including transceiver, microphone, antenna,
and any attached external speakers.