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General Specs Motorola Talkabout MR355R 2-Way Radio In Realtree AP Camo MR355R
Operating Range:
184800 ft
Radio Channels:
22
Total Radio Channels:
22
Privacy Codes:
121
Call Alerts:
10Tone
Features:
8 Repeater Channels
11 NOAA Weather Channels
LED Flashlight
VibraCall Alert
QT (Quiet Talk) interruption Filter
Battery Meter
Keypad Lock
11 NOAA Weather Channels
LED Flashlight
VibraCall Alert
QT (Quiet Talk) interruption Filter
Battery Meter
Keypad Lock
Battery Information Motorola Talkabout MR355R 2-Way Radio In Realtree AP Camo MR355R
Batteries:
AANickel Metal Hydride (NiMH)
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