XPR 3000 Series Portable Radio - Motorola Solutions (2024)

FAQs

What is the difference between XPR 3300 and 3300e? ›

Motorola Solutions has released a new enhanced version of the XPR 3300. The new Motorola XPR 3300e offers additional capabilities. These dramatic enhancements to the MOTOTRBO™ portfolio deliver the audio quality, coverage, battery life and built-in intelligence that allows users to work confidently and safely.

Increased memory, Bluetooth, silent vibrate, Enhanced Noise Cancellation (SINC+), enhanced privacy, and more. ENHANCED feature options include WiFi, Intrinsically Safe (HazLoc) models, and system options for IP Site Connect, Capacity Plus, and Linked Capacity Plus.

Our intelligent audio feature works by adjusting the volume of the two-way radio to fit with the ambient noise within an environment. The feature causes the radio to automatically increase the audio volume to the required level, and then reduce it when the increased volume is no longer required.

The latest energy technology delivers up to 28.5 hours of battery life for 3-shift working, and the optional IMPRES Over-the-Air Battery Management tool helps you maximize battery lifetime.

The L3Harris The RF-7850S SPR is the most advanced secure wideband and narrowband personal radio system available.

Bluetooth®

The Bluetooth enables the connection between radio and smartphone. Once your smartphone is connected to your radio over Bluetooth, the Talkabout smartphone app enables communication options beyond push-to-talk on the radio.

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Motorola Radio Recording Solutions

Through Motorola Solutions' Archive Interface Server (AIS) and Voice Processing Module (VPM), our recorders capture the IP audio streams and any related metadata and store them for easy retrieval.

VOX means "Voice Activated Exchange/Transmission". When a two-way radio, headset or wireless device has VOX mode enabled, the user can turn the radio device's microphone on/off using their voice.

What is noise suppression on Motorola radio? ›

That's where Motorola's advanced tech steps in. Their enhanced noise suppression technology in the P25 APX series and MOTOTRBO radios is a game-changer. This technology ensures that voices come through loud and clear no matter how noisy the background is.

Newer digital two-way radios, such as the MotoTRBO line, can last up to seven years on the job, while older models like the CP200 and GP300 typically have a three- to five-year lifespan.

Radios with a FM certification have a label with GREEN text and GREEN dot usually on the bottom of the radio. FM certified batteries have the same GREEN label and GREEN dot. In order to be certified, you need two dots with the same color. UL certified radios have a label with WHITE text and a WHITE dot.

The most popular Motorola two-way radio is the CP200 analog two-way radio, and most recently, the digital counterpart, CP200d two-way radio. However, most radios can be programmed to customized frequencies.

Sangean WR-2: Although the WR-2 represents a functional upgrade over the WR-11SE—in its digital tuner, station presets, and front-panel headphone jack, just to name a few features—we prefer the WR-50P if you're shopping for a model with a digital tuner and station presets.

BEST PORTABLE: XHDATA D-808 - There are going to be a lot of opinions on this one, as there are some fantastic FM portables out there that are hot stuff on DX. However, I have to say for the price point, the small form factor and the ease of use, it is awfully hard to beat the D-808.

The work will begin with AN/ARC-190, the Air Force's workhorse, airborne high frequency radio. The capability is ideal for transoceanic flights and long-haul communications without having to rely on satellite communications, and will be strengthened with improvements for contested operations.

Your radio contains a transmitter and a receiver. When it is ON, it receives and transmits radio frequency (RF) energy. The radio operates in the frequency range of 462 MHz to 467 MHz.