The BPR40 Portable Two-Way Radio delivers reliable, intuitive communication through 8 channels and 2 programmable buttons. The high-/low-power option saves battery charge. Features such as nuisance channel delete and repeater talk around make the radio a versatile, high-performance device. The BPR40 is part of the Mag One by Motorola radio portfolio. This affordable solution gives remarkable quality and value that is perfect for your business and comes with a complete assortment of accessories to customize your radio.

Operates Over 8 or 16 Channels.    Small, Lightweight, Sturdy Frame    Temporarily Removes Undesired Channel    Scans for Higher-Priority Channel

Operates over 8 or 16 channels.

Allow versatile customization of radio.

Small, lightweight, yet sturdy frame is built to withstand everyday wear and tear.

Offers high-power or low-power option, to save battery charge.

Temporarily removes undesired channel from a scan.

Bypasses repeater and dispatcher for unit-to-unit communication.

Scans for higher-priority channel.

Filters out unwanted interference and enhances audio clarity.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this radio need to be programmed?

A: No it does not.

Q: 2. Do I need a license to use this walkie-talkie?

A: No. These radios operate in the public air wave spectrum, so no FCC license required.

Q: 3. 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: 4. What are available headset options for this 2-way LXT630VP3. I have seen 2 different VOX systems on other radios, but I do not know what is compatible with above mentioned radio model #? Thankyou, Margaret

A: You can use the Midland AVP-H3 Surveillance Headset - Pair (B&H # MIAVPH3) and Midland AVP-H4 Wrap Around the Ear Headset - Pair (B&H # MIAVPH4) with the Midland LXT630VP3 2-Way Radio.

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 digital Mode does this radio transmit on. I do not mean the frequency hoping capability. Is Digital mode DMR or NXDN or P25?

A: According to Motorola's technical support, it is nether. Furthermore, there aren't any public whitepapers or specifications available on the DTR series to determine which digital radio standard (DMR, P25, dPMR, OpenSky, NXDN) is being employed. In my research, I did find one source that claimed it was a P25 radio, but Motorola said it was not. Conversely, if you are interested in a P25 radio, you can look at Motorola's APX portable radios.

Q: 7. 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: 8. Does this have accessory jack for handheld microphone?

A: Motorola does not offer a handheld microphone for this radio.

Q: 9. How many radios can be on one channel?

A: As many as you need.

Q: 10. Can I use the Motorola CLS 1410 to communicate with these?

A: Radios operating on UHF channels such as the Motorola CLS1410 will not communicate with radios operating on VHF channels such as the Motorola MOTOTRBO CP200d Portable 5W 16-Channel Analog/Digital 2-Way Radio (VHF Band). If the UHF version of the CP200d is selected (BH #MOCP200DU) there is a possibility that the two radios could communicate if programmed to the same frequency channels.