Uniden NUT_BEARCAT 880 40-Channel CB Two-Way Radio
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Lithium-ion replacement battery rated 7.4 V and 2000 mAh for HYT and Hytera PD-series radios
This replacement lithium-ion battery fits HYT and HYTERA portable radios including the PD702, PD705, PD706, PD708, PD780, PD782, PD785, PD786 and PD788 series. It also serves Harris HDP100 and HDP15 units. The pack is built to match the original equipment specifications for voltage and capacity.
The supplier states that only the highest-grade cells are used in this pack. It is tested to survive six drops from six feet onto all six sides without breaking or splintering while continuing to power the radio. An eighteen-month warranty covers the battery against defects.
Verify that your radio model appears in the supported list above and that it requires a 7.4 V lithium-ion pack. This unit replaces part numbers BL2001, BL2006 and BL2503. Buyers needing a different voltage, chemistry or form factor should look for an alternative battery.
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