Uniden NUT_BEARCAT 880 40-Channel CB Two-Way Radio
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Replacement battery for Motorola DTR410, DTR510 and DTR650 radios with 2000 mAh capacity, 75% higher than the 1140 mAh OEM
This replacement battery fits the Motorola DTR410, DTR510 and DTR650 two-way radios. It replaces OEM part numbers SNN5706B, NNTN4665A and 53963. The 2000 mAh capacity rating is 75 percent higher than the original 1140 mAh pack.
The unit drops into the existing battery compartment without adapter cables or firmware changes. Extended capacity frees the radio from frequent recharging during long shifts. Buyers who need a lower-profile pack or a different chemistry will not be served by this model.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Artisan Power |
| Model name | DTR410, DTR510, DTR650 |
| Product type | Two Way Radio |
The 2000 mAh capacity is rated 75 % higher than the OEM 1140 mAh pack, so talk time and standby should increase proportionally under the same usage pattern.
The pack uses the same voltage and chemistry as the OEM SNN5706B, so heat and current draw per transmit cycle remain unchanged; only total runtime is extended.
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