Uniden NUT_BEARCAT 880 40-Channel CB Two-Way Radio
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7.4V 2200mAh Li-ion battery powers compatible Vertex two-way radios and survives repeated six-foot drops
This 7.4V 2200mAh lithium-ion pack replaces the VERTEX FNB-V103LIA and fits Yaesu VX-230 and VX-231 handhelds. It is built for marine and professional users who need a reliable spare or replacement cell.
Confirm your handset is a VX-230 or VX-231 before ordering. The pack uses the original form factor and voltage, so no adapter is required, but it will not fit other Vertex or Yaesu chassis.
High-grade cells maintain stable output during long talk cycles instead of sagging after a short burst. The housing survives repeated six-foot drops on every side without cracking or losing contact.
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The listing supplies two replacement batteries, so no extra purchase is required for a pair.
Both voltages are listed for the same 2200 mAh cell and are compatible with the VX-231.
The 2200 mAh rating matches the original spec, giving comparable talk and standby time.
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