Uniden NUT_BEARCAT 880 40-Channel CB Two-Way Radio
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Replacement 2700mAh battery for Motorola HT750, HT1250 and GP338 radios, tested to survive six drops from six feet
This replacement pack fits Motorola HT750, HT1250 and GP338 handhelds. It is built for professional users who need dependable power during long shifts on marine or industrial sites.
The casing survives six drops from six feet onto all six faces without cracking or losing output. High-grade cells and an ISO 9002 manufacturing line back the claimed durability for daily field use.
The pack only works with the three listed Motorola models, so fleets running other radio series cannot use it. Buyers needing a universal battery or a different voltage must look elsewhere.
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The HNN9009 provides a capacity of 2700mAh for extended radio operation.
This battery fits Motorola HT750, HT1250, and GP338 two-way radios.
Slide the battery onto the radio until it clicks securely; forcing it in the wrong orientation can damage the contacts.
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