Is the antenna removable? And what is the output in watts?
2080718
Nothing in the manual (ms350_series_ug_kem-ml36100-15_web_04-11-11.pdf).Who knows what "Power Boost" really means for this model, but newer versions claim 1.5W while pressing the upper side of the PTT button, 0.5W otherwise. Power boost works only on GMRS channels.As I understand it, detachable antennas are OK for GMRS-only radios, but not for FRS or FRS/GMRS.This is a model is pretty long in the tooth, but it's the only thing that I could find that does the 5MHz repeater offsets.
2080719
I have know idea what the output is. Motorola does not publish that information. As far as the antenna goes, it is not removable.
708920
Hi G4M, it comes with a mount, power supply, 2 antennas and instructions (like the one you see on the picture that you screw on to). Hope that helps...
1965530
The antenna is detachable. It would be a good feature if the antenna had a N type connector but it is a female treaded connector. You may want to recommend this change to the manufacture.
1965531
Yes, the antenna is detachable. The radio has a female threaded connector. Looks like about a 3/32" size to me. Of course the antenna has a corresponding male connector.Douglas
314519
Mine is putting out 4 watts on VHF and 5 watts on UHF. In reality no one will be able to tell the difference between 4 watts and 5 watts
1349872
Yes, the antenna can be removed. The unit has a standard female BNC connector on the back. Make sure whatever external antenna you use is cut for the frequency you're using or damage to the power output stages may result, and don't ever turn the unit on with no antenna..
1560265
No. There is just one input and one output. The output also serves as the power supply for the amplifier. The unit pictured here is the amplifier which mounts on the antenna mast or close to it. The power supply is connected downline just before the first splitter. The power will travel from the power supply to the amplifier on the same coax cable that the signal travels from the amplifier to the power supply on.
588926
Yes, they certainly are removable. They screw on to coax connectors. 75 ohms?That's a good point. Do changing antennae change the range?
2228286
It is not powered, it is a passive antenna. Just plug it in and position it where you get the best reception for your application. Good luck
1892446
Myself just removed the over the air antenna and used extincting hole. Hope this helps
1923850
Yes, for the amplifier, but not needed for the antenna itself if you don't use the amplifier. (I found that the amplifier was unnecessary.)
690876
It is detachable. You can replace it with your directional antenna if yours does fit.
1965529
Yes, the antenna is, in fact, detachable. It is a standard male/female system that is very solid without overtightening.I picked up some Galati Gear Molle Radio Pouches here on Amazon. They are the best, in my opinion and the molle system works well with my gear.
1349873
John the antenna can be removed. I do not have in front of me but I think it is a bit conector.
1109431
The antennas are not removable: however, they can be rotated to be out of the way as needed.
1850379
It is removable. The connection is what I usually call a threaded mini-coax female connector, there are plenty of converters I believe that would convert it to the appropriate size. There is plenty of room for the connector as well as it is not recessed into the radio.
130431
You cannot remove cable from the antenna but you can unplug the cable from the receiver.