Uniden NUT_BEARCAT 880 40-Channel CB Two-Way Radio
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Lithium-ion 7.2 V 2000 mAh pack powers Vertex VX radios and survives six 6-foot drops on every side
The Tank FNBV67LI is a 7.2V 2000mAh lithium-ion battery built for Vertex Standard and Yaesu two-way radios. It fits models including the VX-130, VX-150, VX-160, VX-170, VX-180, VX-210, VX-400, VX-410 and VX-420 series. The pack uses high-grade cells and is designed to exceed OEM specifications for runtime and housing durability. It is suited for marine, professional and outdoor radio users who need a reliable replacement power source.
The battery delivers a steady 7.2 volt output with a 2000mAh capacity for extended talk time during normal operation. Lithium-ion chemistry keeps self-discharge low when the radio is on standby. No active cooling is required and the pack runs silently inside the radio chassis. The 18 month warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under standard use conditions.
The housing is tested to survive six drops onto all six sides from six feet without breaking or losing the ability to power the radio. This impact resistance protects the cells during repeated rough handling in the field. The battery maintains consistent voltage output across long transmit cycles typical of marine or emergency communication. Users who need a higher capacity pack or a different voltage platform should consider other options.
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Align the battery rails with the radio body, slide it upward until the latch clicks securely, then verify the charge indicator lights — users often forget to confirm the latch is fully engaged.
Expect gradual capacity loss after several hundred charge cycles; store at roughly half charge if unused for weeks, and replace the pack when talk time drops below your operational needs.
Voltage sag under continuous high-current transmit typically arrives before thermal limits, causing the radio to cut back power or shut down until the cell recovers.
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