Make
Granada
Model
CB-7
Sams #
CB-113
Overview
The Granada CB-7 is a 23-channel AM Citizens Band mobile radio from the 1970s CB radio era. It was sold under the Granada brand, which was a private-label name applied to radios manufactured by third-party OEM producers.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Channels | 23 channels (crystal-controlled) |
| Modes | AM |
| Frequency Range | 26.965 – 27.255 MHz |
| Power Output | ~4 watts (FCC legal limit) |
| Power Source | 12V DC |
| Speaker | Internal |
| Controls | Volume, squelch, channel selector |
| Microphone | Handheld dynamic microphone with push-to-talk |
Physical Description
The CB-7 is a compact mobile unit designed for vehicle installation. It features a metal chassis with a simple front panel layout, including a channel selector, basic controls, and an integrated speaker. The design is typical of mid-1970s mobile CB radios, emphasizing straightforward operation.
History
The Granada CB-7 was marketed during the height of the CB radio boom in the 1970s. As a Granada-branded product, it was manufactured by an OEM supplier and distributed through retail outlets. It represents a standard 23-channel mobile radio of the period, intended for general consumer use.