Electronics : Cobra MR HH325 VP, Tri-Watch Handheld VHF with All Accessories

Cobra MR HH325 VP, Tri-Watch Handheld VHF with All Accessories

from: COBRA ELECTRONICS CORP.

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Sales Rank: 111059

Binding: Misc.
Brand: Cobra
EAN: 0283772010662
Label: COBRA ELECTRONICS CORP.
Manufacturer: COBRA ELECTRONICS CORP.
Model: Model: mr-hh325vp
Publisher: COBRA ELECTRONICS CORP.
Sales Rank: 111059
Studio: COBRA ELECTRONICS CORP.

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Features For The MRHH325 VP: External Speakers/Mic Jack Selectable Power Outlet-1,3 or 5 Watts Large Illuminated Display (Up to 60% Larger that the Competition) All 10 NOAA/Weather Channels (24 Hour All Hazards Alert) Signal Strength Meter (Transmit and Receive Signal Bars) Illuminated Function Keys Instant Channel 16/9 Spring Loaded Belt Clip 3 Year Warranty Specifications Feature Benefit 1,3 or 5 Watts Adjustable output power for short and long communication. U.S.A., Canada & International Channels Allows operation on any of the three (3) different channel maps established for these areas . All NOAA Weather Channels Instant access to national &local hazards and weather information, 24 hours a day. Weather Alert Alerts with an audible tone and visual alarm if threatening weather is nearby. External Speaker/Microphone Jack Connect Cobra speaker mic accessories for hip or body worn operation. Instant Channel 16/9 Instant access to channel 16 and channel 9 for emergency situations. Unlimited Channel Memory Allows programming of unlimited channels for easy retrieval or scanning. Tri-Watch Monitors three (3) channels at once - Channel 16 and two (2) user selected channels. Scan 5Scan all channels to find conversations in progress. Memory Scan Scan channels programmed in memory to find conversations in progress. Signal Strength Meter Shows the strength of the receiving and transmitting signal. Button/Key Lock Locks function buttons/keys to eliminate accidental change of settings. Battery Tray With Charge Contacts Allows charging of batteries by simply dropping in the cradle. Illuminated Function Keys Allows high visibility of function keys. Illuminated LCD Display:Large Allows high visibility of display. Up to 60% larger than the competition. Selectable Key Tone Beep Key press beeps can be turned off to silent operation. Submersible Meets JIS7 standards; Submersible for 30 minutes in one meter deep water. 3 Year Warranty (on radio) For p

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[Source: Detroit News]

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