b7spectra
EMS Dispatcher
Anyone have one/know where to get on? The high power unit takes a 3 prong vs. the 2 prong of the low/med power unit. I found one on eBay, but I can't see paying $22 (including shipping) for it!
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High Power Spectra Power Cable
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$22 is cheap..try Motorola's price tripple that.
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kb0nly
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Its actually a two contact connector with a hold down screw. Not three contacts.
But anyway, $22 is CHEAP for these. Dig a little more on ebay, ever now and then used ones show up, sure you may have to lengthen them if they have been chopped, but still better than Motorola price.
But anyway, $22 is CHEAP for these. Dig a little more on ebay, ever now and then used ones show up, sure you may have to lengthen them if they have been chopped, but still better than Motorola price.
Wow. A bargain! I just might snap that up myself.
SteveC0625
Order of the Golden Dino since 1972
HKN9402 is $24 from Motorola not including shipping to you. HKN4191 is $18.
I didn't find a good cross reference to verify the right part number you are looking for so these may not be the right cables for you although I think the HKN9402 is correct.
$22 doesn't sound like a bad deal to me.
I didn't find a good cross reference to verify the right part number you are looking for so these may not be the right cables for you although I think the HKN9402 is correct.
$22 doesn't sound like a bad deal to me.
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