Danita Manuals & User Guides

Danita CB Radios and Communication Equipment

Danita Electronics traces its origins back to 1966 when it was founded in Denmark under the name Dansk-Italiensk Film by Peer Kølendorf. The company was later renamed Danitas Radio and eventually known simply as Danita. The brand has built a long-standing reputation in the European market for reliable radio communication devices. Today, Danita specializes in Citizen Band (CB) radios, mobile FM transceivers, and portable communication handsets designed for both amateur enthusiasts and professional users. Operating out of Denmark, the company provides accessible and durable radio equipment tailored to European communication standards.

• How do I select the frequency band on my Danita CB radio?

  Turn off the radio, press the PTT and Up keys simultaneously while turning it back on, and use the Up/Down keys to choose the desired frequency band depending on your country. Press PTT to save and exit.

• Why is my Danita radio not transmitting properly?

  Check the antenna connection and the SWR (Standing Wave Ratio) before transmitting. High SWR can block transmission and may irreparably damage internal radio components.

• How do I adjust the squelch on a Danita transceiver?

  On most models, first disable the automatic squelch (ASQ), then turn the SQ knob clockwise to increase the squelch level or counter-clockwise to fully open it until background noise is successfully suppressed.

• What power supply is required for a Danita mobile CB radio?

  The standard electrical operating voltage for Danita mobile CB radios like the 3500 and TX3500S is usually 12V or 24V DC. Ensure you are using a compatible power supply and a 3A 250V fuse to prevent issues.