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Motorola Radius P110 Battery - 7.5V / 1200 mAh / NiCd

Motorola Radius P110 Battery - 7.5V / 1200 mAh / NiCd

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$59.50
jump_to_product_code: 24085
 option_name: Two-Way Radio Upgrades
 Voltage: 7.5
 Capacity: 1200 mAh
 Chemistry: NiCd
Product Code:
R1073
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Motorola Radius P110 Battery Replacement


Order your Motorola Radius P110 battery replacement from High-Tech Battery Solutions to take advantage of our huge discount. This battery is designed for use in the Radius P110 two-way radio and includes our 12-month warranty at no additional charge. The Radius P110 battery replacement features a 1200 mAh capacity rating and is manufactured using NiCd cells. For full specifications, please see below.


Motorola Radius P110 Battery Specifications:
  • Chemistry: NiCd
  • Voltage: 7.5
  • Capacity: 1200 mAh
  • Weight: 1 Lb.
  • Manufactured by Power-Products
 

Have a question about the Motorola Radius P110 Battery Replacement? Please feel free to give us a call toll free at 1-877-775-4381 or contact us online to talk to a battery specialist today. We have been in the battery business for over 20 years, and we stand behind and are able to provide support on every single product that we sell.
 
The Motorola Radius P110 battery replacement is manufactured using NiCd cells, with a capacity rating of 1200 mAh - the full specifications can be found on the product page. High-Tech Battery Solutions covers the Motorola Radius P110 battery replacement under a 12 month warranty.

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  • Dick Hullfish

    (1/09/2015)

    I have been having problems charging Nmh batteries. I ordered a Nicad battery for a test. I acquired a battery analyzer. The battery analyzer answered my questions. The batteries were not being conditioned properly. I now have many batteries that charge properly and last a lot longer in my radios. The problem was the battery chargers that were used to charge the batteries.