Will this unit communicate with a Motorola MH230R 2 way radio? I don't know if the Motorola radios have a MURS station.
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I don't know if they will interact. If they have the same frequencies they should. To be sure contact Dakota Alert Company. They are very helpful.
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Nope, the MH230R is a UHF GMRS transceiver and you must have a GMRS license to use it. It is not compatible with VHF MURS frequencies.
732016
Honestly don't know - didn't work with either my old Sportser or my Onyx - no idea which radio it supposedly will work with ...
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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.
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No, I have a motorola box. I would think if you are using the original remote that is IR, it should work. I use a universal remote with the correct code to the box and it works flawlessly, going on a year now.
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No. This radio transmits in the 70cm and 2m bands, which are restricted to licensed amateur use. It does not include the GMRS allocation. It will receive on those frequencies, however.
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if you can hear it you can communicate with it on this radio. Be careful it may be illegal to transmit there. Jim
1906954
Some Motorola Radios are one pin, some are two. I looked at the 6510 and it looks to be a 1 pin, so I doubt it. It looks like there are some on here that will fit. If there are two holes beside each other one is mic and one is speaker. That's what to look for.
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Legally this radio CANNOT be used on any FRS, MURS or GMRS frequency. So yes it can be programmed but it is not legal to transmit out on those frequencies. For licensed GMRS use, you will need the UV-82C (the C notes the legally allowed Commercial use).
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This is Kevin from ReplacementRadios. Your radio does not have a standard motorola antenna plug on it so you would need antenna adapters. A kit like the 40-KI31 (Amazon item B00FMS9SIK) would probably fit the bill. If you have found this answer helpful, please consider purchasing from ReplacementRadios. We are an authorized iSimple retailer, which ensures you get a valid warranty and free iSimple tech support.
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I use the sensor simultaneously for both the RMR391PA and the smaller EMR201 units. It sends signals to both very well. I use only channel #1 for both. I do not know about any other units; but there are several channels that can be programed with this unit. There might be several frequencies that it is capable of sending???
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Yes, my department uses the same kind of digital trinkets network. If your radio is in the Motorola family it should work.
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In the United States, the Multi-Use Radio Service (MURS) is an unlicensed two-way radio service similar to Citizens Band (CB). There are also Family Radio Service (FRS) and GMRS, the General Mobile Radio Service channel that you can use w/o a license.
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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
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Honestly, I've never had a Ham radio before, but I can refer you to my colleague who turned me on to this radio which he uses for Ham and we both use for 2-way for work. His e-mail is N9HEP@sbcglobal.net Good luck and please let Bill know that Dusty referred you to him. Cheers!
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I purchased this for another motorola radio (which died so I purchased the MT352R) and it worked just fine with the MT352R. The MT352R only uses the single plug (it is NOT a dual plug radio).
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Dear Michelline,I do not know I have never been a Sirius user. So I cannot advise you to how it would work with this unit. I have heard that Sirius is a good type of radio to use but never had a sirius radio so would not know.Jerry Miller
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I know you can using the SENA SR10 and the appropriate cable for your Motorola radio (also available from SENA). I have used that set up successfully. This does not use the Bluetooth capabilities of the radio.