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A drop-tested Ni-MH pack rated 7.5V 3800mAh for Motorola XTS and MTP radios
This replacement pack powers Motorola XTS3000, XTS3500, XTS4250, XTS5000, TETRA MTP-200, MTP-300 and Cosmo portables. It delivers 7.5 volts and 3800mAh capacity using Ni-MH chemistry. The black housing matches the original form factor.
Users needing a direct substitute for OEM part numbers NTN8294, NTN8299 or NTN8923 will find correct fit and voltage. Buyers whose radios require a different voltage, chemistry or connector should choose another pack.
The 3800mAh Ni-MH rating at 7.5V determines runtime and compatibility with the listed Motorola and TETRA models. Verify that your radio accepts this exact voltage and capacity before purchase.
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It fits the XTS3000, XTS3500, XTS4250, XTS5000, TETRA MTP-200, MTP-300 and Cosmo radios.
Yes, it is compatible with OEM part numbers NTN8294, NTN8299, NTN8923 and NTN9862, so it slots straight in.
A healthy pack should power the radio for a full shift at 7.5V; if run-time drops noticeably below that, the cells may need cycling or replacement.
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