Battery for XTS

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CBP_LB
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What radios do you own?: XTS3000-III UHF

Battery for XTS

Post by CBP_LB »

I'm getting sick and tired of talking on my XTS3000 then after letting the PTT go, i hear the low battery alert, but its a completly charged battery but if i put pressure on the battery it wont have the low battery alert.

i'm going to try a new battery and hopefully that will solve the problem, i'm not a toltal radio geek, but i need to know what type of battery i should get. can anyone help?

http://batteryzone.com/modelinfo.tpl?_fid=50189
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Post by Will »

Best to get a real Motorola battery. You have a problem now, with a xxxx battery.
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Post by jmr061 »

I am selling several NOS RNN4007 NiMH batteries for the XTS series. These are the high capacity intrinsically safe ones. $25 each plus shipping.

Jason
CBP_LB
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Post by CBP_LB »

Will wrote:Best to get a real Motorola battery. You have a problem now, with a xxxx battery.
The main battery that i use is a
-mutiplier M8923-HX

that is the batt. that i'm talking about.

but i also have the following, and have more problems with them.

-Motorola NMH -- 238 -- ZK -- RNN4006AR
-BatteryZONE -- BZ8299MH
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CBP_LB
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Post by CBP_LB »

JMR964 wrote:I am selling several NOS RNN4007 NiMH batteries for the XTS series. These are the high capacity intrinsically safe ones. $25 each plus shipping.

Jason
are they new?
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Post by jmr061 »

They are new 0306 date code. If you have to push the battery on hard your contact may be dirty or bad. My motorola shop told me its a bad design on the contacts for the radio and they replace alot of them.

Jason
CBP_LB
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Post by CBP_LB »

JMR964 wrote:They are new 0306 date code. If you have to push the battery on hard your contact may be dirty or bad. My motorola shop told me its a bad design on the contacts for the radio and they replace alot of them.

Jason
i just put the battery zone batt. on the radio and it was looser then the other batt. but was not making the low batt. alert when i unkey.

but i'm going to send that back to battery zone and see if it is still under warrenty...

but i still want to buy a NEW Motorola Battery and just use thos two as spares, and throw away that Motorola RNN4006AR
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