CB radio A-LAN Alan Midland LC29 — mobile citizen band transceiver

CB radio A-LAN Alan Midland LC29 is a mobile citizen band transceiver designed for short-range two-way voice communication in vehicles or at fixed locations. The unit offers standard CB functions required for driver communication, convoy coordination and local radio traffic. It is powered from a vehicle electrical system and requires connection to an external CB antenna (antenna not included). The compact housing and front-panel controls make the transceiver suitable for dash or console installation where straightforward operation is needed.

Advantages

The A-LAN Alan Midland LC29 provides reliable analog voice transmission across the citizen band with simple manual controls and a clear front panel layout for fast adjustments while driving. Its compact size allows flexible mounting positions without occupying excessive cabin space. Designed for vehicle use, the transceiver integrates with standard 12 V power systems and accepts an external antenna for improved range and signal quality. The device focuses on essential CB functionality, ensuring predictable performance for everyday road and local communication tasks.

Suitable for

• Driver-to-driver communication on highways and rural roads
• Convoy coordination during group travel
• Local traffic and road condition reporting
• Use in service or utility vehicles for operational messaging
• Fixed-site short-range communication in yards or depots

Key specifications

• Device type: mobile citizen band transceiver for vehicle or fixed installation
• Power supply: compatible with standard 12 V vehicle electrical systems
• Controls: front-panel manual knobs and switches for channel selection, volume and squelch
• Interface: microphone connector on front panel for handheld microphone use
• Antenna: requires external CB antenna (not included) for transmission and reception
• Form factor: compact housing designed for dashboard or console mounting

How to use

Install the transceiver in a suitable vehicle location or at a fixed site using the mounting bracket and hardware. Connect the unit to the vehicle 12 V power source following standard wiring practices and attach a compatible external CB antenna to the antenna connector. Use the front-panel channel selector to choose the desired CB channel, adjust volume and squelch controls for clear reception, and speak into the microphone while holding the push-to-talk switch. Observe local regulations regarding CB channel use and permitted power levels when operating the device.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, mount the antenna as high and as clear of obstructions as practical, ensure secure power connections, and perform routine checks of coaxial cable integrity and antenna mounting. Use appropriate microphone technique and select channels that comply with local CB usage rules to maintain clear and lawful communication.