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UHF whip antenna covering 403-520 MHz fits Motorola CP150, CP200, CP200d, CP200XLS, CT250, EX500, EX600, EX600XLS, GP380, HT750, HT1250, PR400 portable radios
This original Motorola antenna operates across the UHF 403 to 520 MHz band and is built as a 6-inch whip. It fits CP200d, CT250, CP150, CP200, CP200XLS, PR400, HT750, HT1250, EX500, EX600, EX600XLS and GP380 portable radios. The part replaces PMAE4016A for professional two-way radio users.
Verify that your handheld is one of the listed Motorola models before ordering. Ensure the antenna connector on your radio matches the whip fitting. This antenna covers only the 403 to 520 MHz range; users needing VHF or other UHF segments should look elsewhere.
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The listing covers the whip antenna only; no mounting hardware or cables are mentioned, so they would need to be sourced separately.
Yes, the CP200XLS is listed among the compatible models for this 403-520 MHz whip antenna.
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