Does it works with Motorola MD200TPR Giant FRS Two-Way?
1769551
I'm not sure. It may. I purchased them for my motorolas and they work fine.
1769552
I'm not sure I have Cobra radios and the work great! They have a very small headphone connection jack. So if that is what you have I would take a shot.
1769553
It should work with be because it is a one pin. But check how many mm your pin hole is so you can make sure you are getting the right one. I just bought this product its pretty cool.
209447
A lot of wrong information here. First of all, on the MT350R radio, channels 1-7 are allocated to shared FRS/GMRS use. Channels 8-14 are exclusively for FRS and 15-22 are exclusively for GMRS use. GMRS requires a license, though you wouldn't know that reading the Motorola documentation. This means, technically, channels 15-22 require a GMRS license to use legally. Channels 8-14 can be used by anyone. There is also confusion over the "power boost" feature. Again Motorola does not explain this well, and I'd guess is deliberately obscuring the facts. As near as I can tell the low power PTT is 0.5 watts and the high power is 2 watts. I couldn't find any direct documentation about this from motorola, but the numbers sound right. The point is, it is illegal to transmit on FRS above 0.5 watts. If you transmit using the "power boost" PTT on the shared FRS/GMRS or the GMRS channels you need a license. Summary: it is illegal for a non-licensed user to transmit on channels 15-22 under any circumstances (barring dire emergency). It is also illegal to use the "power boost" function without a license. Frankly these rules are a bit silly to say the least. And the FCC seems not to be too interested in enforcing them. With any luck the FCC will revise the rules at some point to better reflect the reality of the situation. In the mean time, if you want to break the law, fine. But at least you should *know* that you're doing so. As a practical matter, the best thing you can do to increase your range is not to mindlessly press the "power boost" button, but instead find a high place, like the top of the hill, and preferably some place with not too much in the way of obstructions. Your mileage will vary.
1789496
I tried it on my Cobra cb radio and i could. Hear. But not talk. It works great with gmrs/frs radios
69834
As long as the fitting on the 2-way radio is compatible with the 1-pin it will work
358126
Honestly, I don't know. My guess is - yes it will. It is supposed to work with any phone that has bluetooth. If you want to know for sure, you'll probably have to contact Motorola.
2231192
It did with my M303. I also added the wireless floating remote and they both worked well.
1639015
It works no problems with my MOTOROLA 2W3416DV DVR. As long as the IR repeater is installed on the correct location on the DVR, shouldn't be a problem.
1055760
I bought the Midland GXT1000VP4 36-Mile 50-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio and it works perfectly. I think just about any Midland radio will work with the base unit.
951932
All Motorola FRS/GMRS radios are compatible with each other in simplex mode, which is the standard mode for these radios. You can add an unlimited number of radios to your group and just set them all on the same channel with the same squelch code. I usually carry a larger radio like this MR355R and my wife likes the smaller MH230. We can chat without any problems.
2265381
The mounting is a PL-259 connector - not familiar with the Motorola "n" connector
1026350
Yes. Please check here: http://www.manualslib.com/manual/663057/Radio-Shack-2000576.html#manual
1820951
Don't know for that particular model but works with the Baofeng 5R Plus. Works great. I haven't checked it with a SWR meter, but when I replaced the antenna that came with it, with this one, it did increase range on the 2m band.
637889
Yes it will, but I found the Motorola to be a better product. For me I have a two way splitter from the street with one feed to my modem, the other to the Mototola amp, to a 8 way splitter and have no problems with multiple cable boxes and an HD DVR
284623
It works quite well on the 2M and 70cm bands , I.e. 144 to 148 and 440 MHz. I've also used on several FRS Channels 462MHz . Works much better than the "rubber duck" antenna.
712452
My two-ways are older and wouldn't work with voice activated headset so I purchased this item, but only after conducting some research. I would suggest visiting the Motorola website to get your answer. I wish I had a better answer for you.
609626
I looked on the Motorola site and they list this microphone as compatible with the MT352R. Here's a link, or you can look up the MT352R on the Motorola site and then look at Accessories.http://www.motorolasolutions.com/US-EN/Business+Product+and+Services/Accessories/Two-Way+Radio+Accessories/Two-Way+Radios+-+Consumer+Accessories/Speaker%20-%20Microphone%20-%2053724_B2B_US_EN
1962303
it will work with all Midland and Motorola to have the dual plug mike spacing, my shoulder Mike works with all my radios.