can you use regular batteries in mt352r radio
1280094
They came with their own charger and rechargeable batteries..But you can use regular batteries if you don't want the charger.
1280095
Yes, I was told at a battery store that you can use AAs when I took the radio in to them. Just make sure you orient them correctly. I have had only one battery problem so far.
1280096
Yes I believe so but they came with 2 batteries bonded together. I'm sure the regular info might state this. Not sure.
374116
Hi Jim,thanks for your contact.Please let me inform you that these radios with recahargeable batteries.Please buy with confidence.If further details,please email us freely,Angela at alwaysonline store will try our best to satisfy you.Have a nice day :)
1492579
Use your normal marine battery but make sure that you protect your radio from water. If there is single drop of water do not turn your radio on until it get dry
1257506
there is a rechargeable battery that comes with the radio. you charge it on the base that the radios are sitting on in the picture. there is an adaptor that you can buy to make it use regular batteries if thats what you want to do.
2171578
Yes you can replace the recargable batteries -- they are the same size as a AA Battery thus you can substitute regular AA Batteries till they run out.
400543
Yes, this can run on regular batteries - 3 pieces of AA batteries. However, do note that the regular batteries power only the radio.
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.
313158
Works with Batteries. Radio works excellent you will be very happy with it.
687224
Yes, you can change batteries in the radio. Did I say you can "charge batteries" WITH-IN the radio? (Must be the glasses. I read it wrongly.) NO! You cannot charge batteries "WITH-IN" the radio. I recommend using alkaline d-cell batteries. All the same brand and replace the batteries as needed.
987951
I don't, I gave it to one of my family members that is an electronic whiz. My advice is that the battery sold for it is the wrong one or the radio is defective.
1144966
Yes, you can replace the rechargeable batteries with regular alkaline or even heavy duty batteries. Just don't try setting the headphones on the cradle with regular batteries, it could damage them. Only use rechargeable batteries if you are setting the headset on the charger.
1999598
Yes, you can. I used to have the radio with 4 Eneloop batteries in that way.
622392
Its not your AA batteries, ( these only for the clock ) you also need a M12 battery that runs the radio, the indicator tells how much charge is on this battery not the AA, it will flash whenever you don't have the M12 battery installed.
1737068
No, just regular batteries...but doesn't matter unit stopped working and manufacturer didn't respond to problem... Don't buy
1178840
A recommended battery to use with the radio is the Bosch BAT612 SlimPack 18V 2 Ah Lithium-Ion Battery.
884045
Yes it does. However, you need to tell the radio what mAh capacity batteries you've installed. With the radio off press "System Set", then "28", turn the tuning dial to the mAh of the batteries, then "System Set" again. Now you're ready to charge. BTW - this only needs to be done once as long as you keep the same batteries installed or replace with the same mAh capacity.
2262471
If you are referring to an adapter to use it on 110 Volts, no mine did not have one. It will work with a regular battery or re-chargable battery. You need to change a setting to use the re-chargable battery. It show this in the manual. Maybe you might want to download the manual for review from the Tecsun site before purchasing. Battery seems to last longer than I have experienced on other portable radios.