Kenwood ProTalk XLS Portable UHF Business Two-Way Radio TK-3230 TK3230 specs.
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General Specs Kenwood ProTalk XLS Portable UHF Business Two-Way Radio TK-3230 TK3230
Operating Range:
26400 ft
Radio Channels:
6 UHF
Total Radio Channels:
6
Privacy Codes:
39QT
83DQT
83DQT
Call Alerts:
10Tone
Features:
Apply MIL-STD C, D, E, F 8 items (refer to MIL-STD chart below)
Built-in VOX
Built-in Privacy Talk®
Key Lock/Super Lock
Compander
Battery Saver
Scan
Busy Channel Lockout
Built-in VOX
Built-in Privacy Talk®
Key Lock/Super Lock
Compander
Battery Saver
Scan
Busy Channel Lockout
Battery Information Kenwood ProTalk XLS Portable UHF Business Two-Way Radio TK-3230 TK3230
Batteries:
Lithium Ion (Li-Ion)
Battery Run Time:
14 Hour to 18 Hour
Physical Characteristics Kenwood ProTalk XLS Portable UHF Business Two-Way Radio TK-3230 TK3230
Height:
4.1"
Width:
2.1"
Depth:
1.1"
Weight (Approximate):
5.50 oz - with Li-ion battery
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