The Motorola CP100d-UA 16-Channel UHF Two-Way Radiois a simple and effective analog, non-display 2-way radio for the light user who values ease and efficiency. It operates on 16 channels in the UHF band. The CP100d-UA offers analog voice communication and can be upgraded to MOTOTRBO digital, making it an easy and cost-effective solution for a straightforward path to digital migration.

The CP100d-UA is a non-display model with no keypad for uncomplicated operation. The CP100d Series radios meet demanding specifications, including IP54 for dust and water and U.S Military Standard 810C, D, E, F, and G for exceptional durability. They also surpassed the Accelerated Life Testing (ALT) where they were subjected to simulation of 5 years of hard use in real life. These tests included drop, temperature shock, vibration, dust, ESD, and humidity.

Analog Voice Communications    16 Channels in 403 to 480 MHz UHF Band    Straightforward Operation, No Display    Selectable 1W / 4W Output Power    Voice Announcement    IP54 Rated for Challenging Environments    10.7-Hour Rechargeable Battery

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this radio be used in Canada?

A: The Motorola DLR 1060 operates in the 900 MHz ISM band which is license free for amateur radio in the Americas and Canada.

Q: 2. Does this unit include a charger for the battery?

A: Yes, there is a battery charger included with the Motorola MOTOTRBO CP200d Portable 4W 16-Channel Analog 2-Way Radio.

Q: 3. The FCC authorizes 22 channels for FRS and GRMS. A small number of radios provide an additional 8 GMRS repeater channels. Does this radio provide repeater channels? In any case, where does the 38 channel figure come from?

A: The T77VP5 is an FRS radio and does not have repeater channels. The additional channels (23-38) are channels with hard-coded privacy codes attached to them. The manual provides more detailed information.

Q: 4. What is the wattage of these radios? Also: Are they FRS/GMRS?

A: The Midland X-Talker T71VP3 36-Channel Two-Way UHF Radio are a 2-watt radio as well as GMRS/FRS.

Q: 5. Does it include charger and battery?

A: Thank you for your question. this unit will come with both the charger with wall wart and battery.

Q: 6. What is the transmit power watts ?

A: The T77VP5 is rated a little under 2 watts, so it can be sold into Canada as well as the US.

Q: 7. Is the surveillance earpiece connection a Kenwood connection?

A: Although the Midland BR200 radios use a two-prong connector that is visually similar to a Kenwood connector, Midland does not refer to it as such and only guarantees compatibility with Midland accessories such as the BA2 and BA3.

Q: 8. Will MURS Frequencies work / be license free in Canada?

A: At this time it seems MURS devices are not supported in Canada. The units may operate however these frequencies have not been deemed license free and may experience or cause interference.

Q: 9. Can I ask if these come with the charging docks or do they need to be purchased separately?

A: This does not include charging docks.

Q: 10. Does this unit have a 3.5mm jack for external headphones, or is there a proprietary connector?

A: The CP200D uses a two-prong connector for external headsets.