GME XRS-330CP UHF Transceiver Portable Pack

CAT.NO: DC9056
MPN: XRS-330CP

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Overview

The XRS family is a new Australian Made radio platform designed to be smart, adaptable and rugged.

Enabled by Bluetooth® wireless technology, XRSTM is the first of a new generation of connected UHF radios with unique features never before seen.

Much like a smart device, the XRS family are software upgradable via the app, keeping customers up to date with the latest features and technology.

The new XRS Connect professional grade speaker microphone features a powerful 2 watt speaker, customisable buttons and a high contrast OLED screen guaranteeing crystal clear, anti-glare display.

The all new XRSTM Portable Pack is perfect for casual users and owners of high-end vehicles who do not wish to permanently install a UHF radio in their vehicle.

The XRS-330CP comes with everything you need to get started – the premium XRS-330C UHF CB Radio, suction cup mount, 12V Accessory lead, 2.1dBi magnetic antenna and all mounting hardware – contained within a handy carry case for convenient storage when the radio is not in use.

Visit Google Play or the App Store and search 'XRS Connect'.

Specifications

Transceivers and Communication

Radio Channels

80

CB Output Power

5 W

Power from rechargeable battery

Voltage

10 V

Product Dimensions

Length

128 mm

Width

117 mm

Height

29 mm

Packaged Dimensions

Packaged Volume

4.35 l

Packaged Weight

1.04 kg

Packaged Type

BOX_GIFT

Packaged Length

29 cm

Packaged Width

25 cm

Packaged Height

6 cm

Shipping Volume

6.669 l

Downloads

Manual for DC9056

Articles

30 August 2023

UHF CB (Citizen Band) Radios

For those who grew up in the '70's and 80's who "loved" 27MHz CB you would be pretty used to the 'hit and miss' reception of "breaker, breaker, this is rubber duckie..." CB. It worked, and it worked pretty well sometimes but range could be extremely variable and it could be very noisy.