So the ones you have a good for charging the batteries but won't hold the actual radio. I would need the 12082 for that. Thank you for the resource also.
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XG-100P Battery Life
- Thread starter rkumetz
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Right, plus I would hope that the VC4000 specific to the XG-100P can handle the smart chip OEM batteries.
Great info. Now I just gotta find one. Pretty sure New London Tech has them but the price is a bit high for an obsolete part IMO.
Quick aside without starting a new thread - does the XG100P display the unit ID when receiving a transmission like a Motorola radio does? Seems like it doesn't?
If you use a OEM high capacity LiPo smart chip battery and a OEM charger you will see and decipher even encrypted unit IDs.
Hell I may even be able to see into the future!
That would be great to have considering the way prices on Harris 100 series radios have oscillated to the extremes.
As far as New London's price on the car charger, I think it is okay considering they are new/old stock and so very rare.
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