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Motorola T9550Rcamo 25-Mile 2-Way Radio (Camo; With Real-Tree Ap Faceplate) | 
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| Brand: Motorola
Category: CE
List Price: $89.99
Buy New: $52.98
You Save: $37.01 (41%)
New (47) Used (1) from $52.98
Rating:  2 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 12.2 x 8 x 4.2
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: T9550RCAMO
Model: T9550RCAMO
UPC: 843677000467
EAN: 0843677000467
ASIN: B000P6L90E
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Belt Clip For 2-Way Radios | | • | 22 Channels | | • | 121 Privacy Codes For 2662 Combinations | | • | 27 Hours | | • | 3 Aa Alkaline Or 9-Hour Nimh Estimated Talk Time |
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Product Description
Motorola offers the perfect gift for the adventurous dad that not only enables him to do the outdoor activities he enjoys, but helps keep him in touch with the people he loves at the same time. Motorola Talkabout T9500XLR two-way radios, loaded with an array of features, come with extra benefits.The affordable T9500XLR two-way radios come with a variety of features to help keep dad in touch and informed during expeditions and other outdoor activities. Lightweight and robust with rugged side grips, the compact T9500XLR radios are designed to support a range of up to 25 miles (under optimum conditions), offering dependable communication in remote areas not covered by cell phones. The radios are also equipped with Motorola's new PTT power boost feature. When activated, this feature helps extend the transmission range by increasing the transmitter power output - while helping to save battery life when no power boost is necessary.While out in the field or simply at home, dad can receive NOAA weather alerts to warn of approaching severe weather. The Motorola T9500XLR radios feature 7 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)/Environment Canada and 4 marine weather channels to receive continuous broadcasts of local and regional updates.When in quiet environments, dad will appreciate the VibraCall feature, which silently alerts him to incoming transmissions by vibrating. Used in conjunction with the PTT earbuds, dad can communicate in the outdoors without disturbing wildlife.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Bad but GOOD November 29, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Ok, for the bad...I read a lot of reviews on these radios and most of them have been bad. Well, I wanted a replacement for my old set so I bought these. I was hunting standing about 100 yrds from my dad and we could not understand each other at all, we would have been better off yelling. It seemed like every other or every third word was missing making the radios useless. I thought to myself I should have listend to all the other reviews that I read. Just for the heck of it, I called Motorola's customer service number. He explained to me that some of these radios were made with faulty part, but there is no way of telling. Now for the GOOD, he took my name and address and said he was sorry for the inconvenience, and that anyone having this problem that calls, are getting a brand new set of replacement radios. Mine are now on there way, but they didn't want a credit card number or anything. So the radio itself may not be 100% right out of the box, but Motorola is stepping up and standing behind their product to make it right. I wish it had worked correctly when I bought them, but it is nice to see a company stand behind their product. Thanks Motorola!
Bill
 Bad, Bad, Bad September 1, 2007
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I bought these radios to replace Model FV700R due to poor audio reception quality but guess what, they are just as bad if not worse. The reception cuts out and you find yourself needing to repeat messages over and over. I have a pair of FV200s which are only rated at 1 mile range and they have 10 times better audio quality than this more expensive model does. I do believe Motorola has a serious design flaw in their radios. I think their Quality program is deficent. Oh by the way I bought them from motorola store and paid $96.00 shipped, which a you can see I got screwed based on what they are selling for on Amazon, my mistake!
DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!
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