Inside my T8510TPR talkabout radios motorola, it say : 4.5 Volts DC. Your batteries are 3.6 VDC, why is that? Yours are not for my radios?
1983890
You need to get the 4.5 V battery's if that's what is required. 3.6V will not operate your radio properly.
1098779
A word to the wise....stay away from this radio. Doesn't matter what type of battery you use, it still sucks. The strongest power source available would be its internal power supply cord and there's no difference in reception between the batteries and the cord. It's a horrible radio and I hope you steer clear. Mick
2058098
That is a dc rating for the power supply, not the battery. The battery is 10.8v 4400mah.
208806
I have the exact same problem. I have not purchased a new battery yet but in my case I am 99% sure I must have received a defective battery with the purchase of the radio. But I don't currently need it as a mobile radio.
2128331
These guys are wrong. It uses AA for the clock and memory, but the radio runs on either 120V from the wall or any Milwaukee power tool battery from 12-28V.
2176199
Several possibilities for the problem. Use quality batteries such as Duricell and be sure to buy from a supplier with a high turn-over. Be very sure that the battery's are fresh. Even a dead battery will measure 1.5 volts but it will not be able to deliver the required current. When operating with low voltage, contact resistance is always a problem. To minimize this resistance issue, always spin the battery's after installation, this polishes the contacts. There is always the possibility that the unit is defective. I have not had any problems with my unit..............hope this helps.............Bill
313393
My DE1126 worked perfectly after the initial charge. If you can't get the battery to charge-up, then either the battery may be defective or the wall-wart charger or the DE1126 radio itself. In any event, you may have to return the item to the seller and request a replacement, but call or send and email first in case you need an RMA number. Good Luck!
9941
I measured the output of mine plugged in to my motorcycle connection. 12.97 volts going in from the battery, output 5.1 volts so the spec from the Battery Tender website is incorrect.
169367
I used this BT 1011, 2.4v, 900mAH for my Motorola telephone and it works! It has a white end or plug; I think white or gray does not matter! It's the power! My opinion of course, I'm not a radio shack rep, just a customer of amazon!
1822324
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).
2210221
I'm using the Bosch 18V batteries that I use in my Bosch 18volt tools. The fat one has lasted 6 hours, but could have gone longer, I guess.Usually, my radio is plugged in and I'm using it to listen AND charge.
1366544
The radio is supplied with an external power supply that plugs directly into the wall outlet. In the U.S., this is 110 volts. I assume that the correct power supply is included for the country of sale. If you already own the radio, I suggest you contact Eton for the correct supply.
371840
I never heard back from this vendor. I kept the 800 mAh batteries that they sent because returning them would have been more of a waste of my time for a $10 purchase. They are reasonable for the price, but misrepresented by this vendor. Don't expect them to send the 1000 mAh version.
146836
The radio comes with a wall wart that plugs into the 110v wall socket. The wall wart supplies 12DC to the radio. The radio will operate from a 12 volt automotive system if so disired. I run mine in the house from a 12 volt battery, which is on a small trickle charger. When the power goes off, the radio still works.
615608
The plug isn't the same. I also don't think it really is the same voltage. Either way by the time you rewired the plug and put a longer cord on you might as well have gotten a moto specific coat.
879702
I have had no problems with my Midland radios. I would contact Midland Tech right away and let them walk you through troubleshooting. If not battery contacts, it could be a manufacturing or component defect.
687980
I had the same problem. So, I tested the battery with a multi meter and it tested at 4 volts dc. That was the condition it arrived to me in. I tossed it in the trash and bought an equivalent from RADIO SHACK. It tested at 12.3 dc volts. I hope this helps.