Vehicle Manufacturer Installation Instructions; Legal Notices; Safety Precautions - Albrecht AE 6891 Bedienungsanleitung

Dealers also offer broadband antennas such as Gamma II, where no adjustment is
necessary. Your dealer offers inexpensive standing wave meters such as the Albrecht SWR
30, order no. 4412.
By the way: Even with your AE 6891 featuring an especially robust final stage, which can
even cope with maladjustments of SWR = 3, you should never transmit without antenna!

Vehicle Manufacturer Installation Instructions

When installing a radio in a vehicle always observe the instructions of truck and car
manufacturers. Vehicle manufacturers have the right, according to applicable EU directives,
to stipulate antenna installation locations and the maximum compatible transmission power
for their vehicles. Observe these specifications under all circumstances not to risk to forfeit
the operating license for your vehicle. Information is available from the vehicle
manufacturers. If in doubt, have the vehicle manufacturer certify that no reservations against
CB radio operation in connection with the vehicle electronics exist.
This device features the marking according to R&TTE directive:
The CE mark means that the radio satisfies all technical regulations
applicable to the product within the scope of EU Council directives,
European standards and national frequency applications. The so-called R&TTE directive
replaces all previous national "certifications" within the EU and regulates also marketing and
use of radio equipment. Accordingly ownership of and retail with properly marked devices
such as the AE 6891 within the EU and some other (non-EU) countries recognizing the
R&TTE directive, is permitted, while for the use of radio equipment depending on
programming and country temporarily different regulations apply. For CB radio this means:
although technical standards EN 300 135 and EN 300 433 apply Europe-wide, the use of
certain modulation modes and channel numbers do not. For this reason there are still
differences in the channel number programming for AM and FM, and some countries still
charge fees for CB radios. All radios, for which somewhere in Europe still limitations exist are
therefore marked with an "attention mark" (see above) besides the CE mark. The
manufacturers are bound to inform users clearly on the packaging what to observe while
using the devices.
This is insofar comprehensible, since frequencies, which earlier were approved in the
different countries for different purpose, cannot easily be uniformly reassigned.
The new CB standards were adopted in May / June 2011 by CEPT and published as
European decision ECC/DEC11(03). It can still take some time until they are adopted by all
countries.
AE 6891 satisfies the harmonized European radio standards EN 300 433-2 and EN 300 135-
2 for CB radios, as well as EN 301 489-13 for electro-magnetic compatibility and EN 60 950-
1: 2006 for electric safety. The device does not transmit harmful radio interferences and is on
the other hand irradiation-resistant when used according to this user manual. This is
generally the case when cables not longer than 3m are connected to the microphone and
speaker jacks.
Electro-magnetic waves as transmitted by broadcasters, mobile phones and radios can affect
other sensitive electronic devices in their immediate vicinity. As a precaution we recommend
for persons with pacemakers to collect information with respect to the interference immunity
of their pacemakers before operating a CB radio for the first time. Although in most cases the
CB radio output is quite safe, no harm is done to talk to your physician first. Please note that
you are in the immediate proximity of the transmission antenna, especially during mobile
operation. Please keep safety distances if they are recommended by your physician or by the

Legal Notices

Safety Precautions

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