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The MR003G is a job site radio that is able to receive Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB/ DAB+) stations. It can be powered via an AC adaptor or by one of Makita's XGT, LXT or CXT batteries. It can run for up to 34 hours with a fully charged 40v XGT 4.0ah battery installed. Specifications • Battery Range: 12 - 40 v • Frequency Range FM: 87.5 - 108 Mhz • Speakers 2x 89mm • Practical Output (12v): 1.7W x2 • Practical Output (14.4v): 3.0W x2 • Practical Output (18v): 4.9W x2 • Practical Output (40v): 4.9W x2 • Frequency Range DAB: Band III 5A – 13F • Net weight 4.2– 5.2 kg Features and Benefits • Capable of receiving DAB/DAB+ Radio Stations • Equipped with Micro USB port for software upgrade • Compatible with XGT, LXT and CXT batteries • AC adaptor jack • Carry handle with built-in FM antenna • IP65 rated dust and shower-proof construction • Dual speaker stereo system • Runs for up to 34 hours on a 40Vmax XGT Li-ion 4.0 Ah battery • Elastomer bumpers and metal pipes protect against rough handling • AUX-IN jack • Easy-to-read digital tuner with LCD display • Illuminated control buttons and dial for improved visibility Contents • MR003GZ01 Job Site Radio • AC Power Adaptor • No Battery • No Charger
Price: £155.95 from Tooled Up
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The MR001GZ01 is a job site radio which can be powered via an AC adaptor or from one of Makita's XGT, LXT or CXT power tool batteries. It can run for up to 30 hours with a 40v 4.0ah XGT battery installed. Specifications • Battery Range: 12 - 40...
The MR003G is a job site radio that is able to receive Digital Audio Broadcasting signals (DAB/ DAB+). It has an AC input for powering it from the mains, and can also be run off any of Makita's XGT, LXT or CXT power tool batteries for cordless operation....
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