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Motorola® MR350R Two-Way Radios

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Superior outdoor reception and clarity for up to 35 miles.

High-performance FRS/GMRS dual-service radios feature push-to-talk power boost, vibrating alert, and 22 FRS and GMRS channels with 121 privacy codes (2,662 combinations). Hands-free communication, Quiet Talk™ noise filter, 11 weather channels with alert, priority scan, and 10 call tones. Includes 2 rechargeable NiMH battery packs, dual charger, and charging adapter. FCC operator's license required for operation on GMRS channels.

Two-Way Radio Terms

FRS/GMRS Frequencies: Family Radio Service and General Mobile Radio Service frequencies are available for recreational and personal use. Dual-service (or hybrid) radios can access 22 channels using both FRS (1-14) and GMRS (15-22) frequencies.

Business Frequencies: Reserved exclusively for business use, these frequencies provide secure privacy, clear audio quality, and virtually no interference. Business radios have more power than FRS/GMRS radios and can access up to 89 business-exclusive frequencies.

FCC Operator's License: Grants 5 years of service on GMRS or business frequencies. Simply complete the form enclosed with the radio or register online with the FCC. There is a fee.