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Midland GXT1000R vs GXT1000G

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t4rham

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I purchased a single Midland GXT1000PV4 GMSR handheld, and subsequently a bundled pair of them (came with a dual charging dock).

The first (single) has a model number of GXT1000G (serial # starts with P231) on the back label, but the 2 in the bundle have a model number of GXT1000R (serial # starts with P230).

What, if any, Is the difference? If the "R" had a larger serial number I'd have thought maybe it was just newer, or something.
 
jeepsandradios

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The 1000G does not come up on the midland site. I would guess its the same radio. All the manuals I see online show the same manual for both radios. Did you look at your manuals ? Sometimes a model number is changed for a specific vendor or package.

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Doesn't seem to be a difference, I can't find those specific model numbers on the midland site. Must just be the way they are packaged or bundled.
 
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