Make
President
Model
Andrew J
Overview
The President Andrew J is a mobile CB radio produced by President Electronics. It is a feature-rich 40-channel AM/SSB transceiver, positioned as a higher-end model designed for users requiring extended range and improved tuning capability.
Technical Specifications
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | President Andrew J |
| Manufacturer | President Electronics |
| Radio Type | Mobile CB transceiver |
| Channels | 40 CB channels (26.965–27.405 MHz) |
| Modes | AM, USB, LSB |
| Power Output | 4 watts AM / ~12 watts PEP SSB (typical) |
| Power Supply | 13.8 VDC |
| Controls | Volume, squelch, RF gain, mic gain, clarifier |
| Display | LED channel display |
| Audio Output | Built-in speaker |
| Microphone | 4-pin handheld with push-to-talk |
| Antenna Connector | SO-239 |
| PA Function | Yes |
Physical Description
The President Andrew J features a compact mobile chassis with a more complex front panel than entry-level models. Typical controls include:
- Rotary knobs for volume, squelch, RF gain, and mic gain
- Clarifier control for fine frequency adjustment (SSB)
- Channel selector
- Mode switch (AM/USB/LSB)
- LED indicators for transmit/receive
The microphone connects via a front-mounted jack, and the unit is designed for under-dash installation.
History
The President Andrew J was introduced during the late CB radio era when demand existed for more advanced radios with single sideband capability. It reflects President Electronics’ move toward higher-performance transceivers, offering improved range and flexibility compared to basic AM-only models.
SSB capability allowed users to achieve greater effective communication distance and better spectrum efficiency, making models like the Andrew J popular among experienced operators.
Like many President radios of the period, the Andrew J was likely produced through OEM manufacturing partnerships, commonly associated with Uniden. Today, it is considered a desirable vintage CB radio among collectors and hobbyists.
References
https://www.cbtricks.com/radios/president/index.htm is a mobile CB radio produced by President Electronics. It is a feature-rich 40-channel AM/SSB transceiver, positioned as a higher-end model designed for users requiring extended range and improved tuning capability.
Secret CB, Volume 19 (1984)
https://www.rigpix.com/cbfreeband/president.htm
Technical Specifications
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | President Andrew J |
| Manufacturer | President Electronics |
| Radio Type | Mobile CB transceiver |
| Channels | 40 CB channels (26.965–27.405 MHz) |
| Modes | AM, USB, LSB |
| Power Output | 4 watts AM / ~12 watts PEP SSB (typical) |
| Power Supply | 13.8 VDC |
| Controls | Volume, squelch, RF gain, mic gain, clarifier |
| Display | LED channel display |
| Audio Output | Built-in speaker |
| Microphone | 4-pin handheld with push-to-talk |
| Antenna Connector | SO-239 |
| PA Function | Yes |
Physical Description
The President Andrew J features a compact mobile chassis with a more complex front panel than entry-level models. Typical controls include:
- Rotary knobs for volume, squelch, RF gain, and mic gain
- Clarifier control for fine frequency adjustment (SSB)
- Channel selector
- Mode switch (AM/USB/LSB)
- LED indicators for transmit/receive
The microphone connects via a front-mounted jack, and the unit is designed for under-dash installation.
History
The President Andrew J was introduced during the late CB radio era when demand existed for more advanced radios with single sideband capability. It reflects President Electronics’ move toward higher-performance transceivers, offering improved range and flexibility compared to basic AM-only models.
SSB capability allowed users to achieve greater effective communication distance and better spectrum efficiency, making models like the Andrew J popular among experienced operators.
Like many President radios of the period, the Andrew J was likely produced through OEM manufacturing partnerships, commonly associated with Uniden. Today, it is considered a desirable vintage CB radio among collectors and hobbyists.