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General Specs Motorola Talkabout MD200R Two-way Radio MD200R
Operating Range:
105600 ft
Radio Channels:
22 GMRS
Total Radio Channels:
22
Privacy Codes:
No
Call Alerts:
10Tone
Roger Beep
Roger Beep
Features:
LCD Battery Meter
Display & Graphics Motorola Talkabout MD200R Two-way Radio MD200R
Display:
LCD
Battery Information Motorola Talkabout MD200R Two-way Radio MD200R
Batteries:
3xAAANickel Metal Hydride (NiMH)
Battery Run Time:
12 Hour
Physical Characteristics Motorola Talkabout MD200R Two-way Radio MD200R
Color:
Black
Height:
7.8"
Width:
2.3"
Depth:
1.3"
Weight (Approximate):
3.36 oz - without battery
8.64 oz - with battery
8.64 oz - with battery
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