NTN7143 Battery for HT1000,GP900,MTX838,MTX2000,HT6000,MT2000,MTX8000 MTX9000,MTXLS,MTZ2000 Jedi series

 Battery for HT1000,GP900,MTX838,MTX2000,HT6000,MT2000,MTX8000 MTX9000,MTXLS,MTZ2000 Jedi series

Each battery packed in a thick poly bag to anti-scratch and finger print . 

Packing by good quality ( hard and thick ) white box 

Then we put the boxes in hard paper carton ( KK material ) ,

the space in the box will be stuck by the pearl cotton ( PE foam ) 

We have good experice for OEM service for battery pack and charger

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Q:If my original two-way radio battery is a NiCD battery, can I use a different chemistry battery?
A:That would depend on both your charger and radio. A lot of chargers will charge NiMH batteries. However, even if your charger will do this, your radio might not. It is best in these situations, to check your user manual or contact the manufacture to find out the technical specs of your model.

Q.: What kind of shelf life does my two-way radio battery have?
A: If you store your battery properly, meaning in a dry, cool (not cold) place, your battery can have up to one year shelf-life. A good temperature to store your batteries at would be between 55°F and 75°F or 12.7°C – 23.8 °C.

Q: My two-way radio is not powering on, even though my battery is fully charged, what can I do?
A: There are a few reasons why this could be happening. The first and simplest reason for this could be that the contacts between your battery and unit are not making proper contact. To solve this situation, there are a couple of things you can try; first is to take a pencil eraser and clean up the contacts on both pieces. You can also do this using a cotton swab and rubbing alcohol. Another thing to try is to check the contacts on both and make sure that none of them are bent. If they are you can gently try to straighten them out. However, PLEASE be careful if doing this, because these contacts can break easily if too much force is exerted. Another common reason would be a loose wire. In a situation, like this, unless you are very well trained at fixing electronics, you should see a professional repair person.