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Old March 31st 08, 12:12 AM posted to rec.radio.swap
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Default "MARATRAC T74XTA7TA7BK" -OR- X9000 --- low side of UHF
well the Maratrac and X9000 are 110 watt radio's
the Maratrac is just a glorified maxtrac that tx's 100+ watts. decent radio,
but i wouldn't run it at 200 watts
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Which of the subject line radios is capable of and best suited to
transmit on UHF at 200 watts and more with a definet level of
stability?

Vehicle uses 12.70 VDC to 14.70 VDC -negative ground.



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