Motorola MTX810 Trunk 2-way Radio with Rapid Charger NTN4633B

Description:
This item is a Motorola radio, MTX-810 Trunk / Conventional, used and in very good shape, battery holds charge, antenna is in perfect shape and shows very little wear and tear. It includes the belt clip. This Motorola radio turns on and when you press the PTT button it emits a deep "beeeep", other beep tones sound when the other two little buttons on the side are pressed. I assume you have to program this radio, no other tests have been performed and it is being offered as-is.

NOTICE: This Pre-Owned-Recycled motorola mtx810 trunk 2-way radio with rapid charger ntn4633b was described to the best of our knowledge and it is offered as-is. If the field -Items in Stock- shows zero, the product is no longer available.

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