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When you are shopping for two way radios, like the Kenwood two way radio, one cannot forget about the critical component, otherwise referred to as a battery. A 2 way radio battery is a combination of multiple variables, primarily the reliability, lifetime and "memory" of the battery. Lifetime is a function of the material, with lithium ion lasting the longest, and nickel cadmium require a lot of maintenance to even come close to the lifetime requirement. Charge memory is a phenomenon attributed to the crystallization of the electrolyte around the metal cells of the battery, and is an affliction that is well known for nickel cadmium and nickel-metal hydride.
There are quite a number of variables to keep track of when purchasing a 2 way radio battery, such as Motorola radio Batteries or Bendix King radio batteries. Be sure to keep an eye on the material, and for the sake of maintenance, seek out a battery analyzer to recharge you batteries.
The truth about radio battery products is actually really simple. If you want the best combination between your two way radio and its battery, you need to buy the right 2 way radio battery for your communication device. If you purchased a Motorola two way radio, then Motorola radio batteries are going to provide the best possible fix for your situation. This is because the two elements were designed to be best compatible with one another. You may be able to use a completely different brand battery for your Motorola two way radio, but you may lose some of your battery life or may be sacrificing communication quality for the sake of a cheaper battery. Off brand batteries may be cheaper, but that says nothing about whether or not they are actually cost effective. The same thing goes with Bendix King radio batteries and Bendix King radios. If you want the best fit, you have to pair like with like rather than buying the wrong branded battery for your radio.
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