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Digital MD-9600 Mobile Radio - 5/25/50watts
Rugged Digital mobile VHF/UHF radio


 
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Price: $379.00
Sale Price: $324.00
Savings: $55.00


Part Number: SRC-MD-9600


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Description
 
-Digital or Analog Dual-band Radio-
Featuring 5/25/50watts of UHF/VHF power and can be used for road racing or off-road racing. This dual-band radio allows you to switch from analog to digital and UHF to VHF depending on conditions. With this radio and 50watts of power, it is ready to use it in both road racing and off-road applications.

  • Full Digital DMR or Analog
  • UHF/VHF Dual-band frequency
  • 1000 channels
  • Loud external speaker
  • 5/25/50watts of radio output
  • Comes Pre-programmed Standard Road Racing or Off-Road Frequencies
Features

  • SRC has you covered with their new mobile radio which is wired ready to plug into your in-car harness or intercom. As the name suggests Digital Dual-band, it is a radio that can be used with VHF or UHF freq and change between analog freq and digital

    The MD9600 is able to program up to 225 channel slots. The digital display will have your 2 favorite channels readily available at the press of a button and is bright enough to operate well into the night hours.

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5 of 5 What a difference! November 19, 2020
Reviewer: Steve from Sanders  
This radio rocks! We have it in our pits and also in our RZR. We can go back and forth from analog and digital with a simple push of button and the voice quilt is great! Digital works so much better in off road conditions its not even close to the old static stuff.

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5 of 5 Just what we needed June 29, 2020
Reviewer: Daryl from Battle Ground, WA United States  
Powerful and clear. No more out of range garbled transmissions. SRC pre-programmed the whole set and took the confusion factor out of the equation.

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