AM/VHF Aircraft Pocket  (120-0601)     Operation       Faxback Doc. # 3698
Portable Radio

INSTALLING THE BATTERY AND USING YOUR RADIO

1.  Remove the back cover by gently pushing the "OPEN" tab (at the
    bottom of the case) in and upward.  Snap the connector over a 9-volt
    battery such as Radio Shack's 23-464 or 23-583.  Position the
    Battery inside the Radio and replace the cover.

2.  Set AM-VHF switch to the desired band.

3.  Rotate VOLume control downward to turn the Radio on.  Adjust for the
    desired level of sound.

4.  Adjust TUNE for the desired station.

5.  Rotate VOLume upward to turn Radio OFF.

NOTES:  For AM Reception, you do not need to extend the Telescopic
        Antenna.  The built-in high-efficiency ferrite loopstick antenna
        will pick up even weak and distant stations.  However, you may
        notice that reception is affected by the position and location of
        the Radio.  Position it for best reception - rotate it or place it
        near a window if using in-doors.

        For VHF Reception, extend the Antenna to its full length.  The VHF
        band covers most of the popular and useful Aircraft services.  If
        you live near an Air Traffic Control center or near an airport,
        you'll find plenty of signals to interest you on this band.  Some
        of the channels may be used somewhat intermittently - in this
        case, you may have to wait for some time between signal
        transmissions.

        For Private Listening, plug the Earphone into the Earphone jack on
        the side of the radio.

        If sound becomes weak or distorted, try a new battery.  Never
        leave a weak or dead battery in your Radio.  If you are not going
        to use it for a few weeks, remove the battery.  We recommend Radio
        Shack's Catalog Number 23-464 or 23-583 for extra-long-life.

(br/all-12/19/94)