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Motorola CP100d Two-Way Analog Radio Battery-Powered 403-480 MHz
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Motorola CP100d Two-Way Analog Radio Battery-Powered 403-480 MHz
The MOTOTRBO CP100d series is a range of practical, entry-level digital radios for professionals wanting to communicate with greater ease and efficiency. The affordable CP 100d radios offer all the benefits of digital technology - up to 35% longer talk-time, twice the voice capacity in a 12.5 kHz licensed channel, wider radio coverage and superior audio. Digital radios outperform analog radios for demanding or extended work shifts, and ensure voice communications are easily and clearly understood. The CP100d is a versatile option for those requiring additional radio features to meet increasing communication needs, while lowering operating costs. The CP100d Series is easy to use and makes it easy to migrate from analog to digital. Your radio users can operate and communicate on their new digital radios on the job, as your business transitions to digital technology. You can also choose the analog only version of the CP100d radio and unlock the capabilities of digital when the time is right with a simple software upgrade. Now you can improve the efficiency of your operation with easy-to-use voice communication that's right for you. Offering between 16 and 160 channels, the CP100d Series includes radios with limited keypad and non-keypad, as well as, display and non-display models. The ability to operate in both analog and digital modes also makes it easy and affordable to adapt your new digital radios to work along with your existing analog radios. You can migrate to a digital two-way radio platform at your own pace. Powered by the Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) digital technology, your CP100d radios provide twice the calling capacity as analog for the price of one frequency license.