Cobra HG S300 Highgear External Noise-Cancelling Speaker
Specifications
- Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary
- Speaker Type: Single Speaker
- Brand: Cobra
- Recommended Uses For Product: Construction, Public
- ITEM WEIGHT: 1.8 pounds
- PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 2.7 x 4.9 x 4.9 inches
Introduction
The High gear external speaker is engineered to deliver Cobra grade performance, unmatched power handling, outstanding sound, durable construction, and attractive style. A beautiful speaker producing superb sound. These are superior heavy-duty noise-cancelling exterior speakers with high-quality noise cancellation and coated speaker cones with strong coatings. With this excellent speaker, you’ll always hear your calls clearly.
These are strong and durable construction with a fully loaded 15 Watt power handling capacity, a 4-inch speaker with a metal mesh grille, a 5.5 oz. magnet, and shock resistance. This speaker is not only constructed to last, but it is also intended to perform well.
These are perfect for CB radios with pa capabilities – ideal for CB radios with pa capabilities to boost volume and preserve sound quality. includes all necessary mounting hardware as well as a ratcheted swivel bracket that allows for a 180-degree angle adjustment.
How to use it.
You can use the HG S300 by following the given steps.
- There is a 3.5mm jack on the speaker.
- Connect the speaker with the receiver.
- Now adjust the frequency scale.
- You will start hearing the sound from the speaker.
- And your FM receiver is connected to the speaker.
FAQ’s
- Which frequency is used by Cobra radios?
What frequencies are used by FRS and GMRS? Channel 1 is 462.5625 MHz, Channel 2 is 462.5875 MHz, Channel 3 is 462.6125 MHz, Channel 4 is 462.6375 MHz, and Channel 5 is 462.6 for FRS/GMRS. - How can I tell when the battery in my Cobra walkie-talkie is full?
When completely charged, the battery level indicator on the radio will display all bars. The battery status indicator will continue to flash when connected to the charger. - How far can a Cobra walkie-talkie be used?
Cobra RX385 Walkie Talkie – Rugged Water Resistant and up to 32 Mile Range Image Result for Cobra Speakers FAQs. - FRS and GMRS frequencies: what are they?
The UHF band’s 462-467MHz frequency range is where the FRS and GMRS coexist despite being two different radio systems. The 22 simplex channels and frequencies are shared by both services. - Cobra microTALK: What is it?
With a maximum range of up to 16 miles, the Cobra microTALK CXT85 supports all 22 FRS/GMRS channels (typically less than a mile in urban conditions). A call alert tone, a power saver, and a battery low indication are features of the entry-level CXT85 radio. - How long does it take a Cobra walkie-talkie to charge?
Batteries typically require 15 hours to completely recharge. Batteries should not be recharged for more than 24 hours. On a full charge, the estimated operating duration is 8 hours. To recharge your Cobra microTALK® radio, only use the included rechargeable batteries and wall charger. - How can the volume be increased on a Cobra walkie-talkie?
By tapping the VOLUME UP or VOLUME DOWN keys, you may change the volume. The range of your microTALK® radio is up to 3 kilometres (2 miles). Depending on the environment and terrain, your range will change. Your radio will function at its greatest range in flat, open terrain. - My Cobra walkie-talkie needs to be reset.
The steps to reset your handheld radio to factory settings are provided below if it is not functioning correctly. Hold the MODE and WX/UIC buttons simultaneously before turning the device on. Hold the buttons down while the display is tested. Hold down both the DW and MEM/ESC buttons before turning the power on. - On my Cobra, how can I change the channel?
A: After turning on your radio, press and hold the Mode/Power button to change the station. To choose a channel, press the Channel Up or Channel Down button. To communicate, both radios must be set to the same channel and privacy code. - On a Cobra walkie-talkie, how do you communicate?
Press the chat button to interact with someone else. Speak in a natural tone of voice while holding the radio’s mouthpiece about two inches from your mouth. You must depress the button after speaking in order to receive communications.
