Motorola GTX M11URD6CB1AN Mobile Radio Powers on Believed to be 800

Motorola Gtx. Motorola GTX Model M11UGD6CB1AN Radio eBay The antenna connector is the same mini-UHF female jack used by other recent Motorola products. If you need parts for a GTX radio, call Motorola Parts ID and get the updated part number before panicking

The model number will be found on a sticker underneath mobile radios or on the rear of handheld radios behind the battery GTX Mobile Accessories: The GTX mobile radio uses the same two-pin DC power connector as MaxTracs, GM300s, and Radiuses

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GTX Mobile Accessories: The GTX mobile radio uses the same two-pin DC power connector as MaxTracs, GM300s, and Radiuses Rugged Dependability GTX radios are designed and built to perform in demanding applications 900 MHz GTX radios normally transmit on 896-902 MHz (repeater inputs) and 935-941 MHz (called "talk-around" by Motorola and the commercial two-way world, or "simplex" or "direct" by amateurs)

Motorola GTX Model M11UGD6CB1AN Radio eBay. It draws about five amps when transmitting at 15 watts It's the same for all models of the 900 MHz GTX handheld and will set you back about $30 new from Motorola

6 pc Motorola GTX Two Way Radio Mobile Base Desk Mic 35 Watt 800 MHz. The unique Motorola Accelerated Life Test simulates years of field use, ensuring mechanical integrity and dependability. The HT1000, Saber, and Visar radios apparently use the same antenna.