Kenwood and Motorola Compatibility
Both Kenwood and Motorola Business radios have pre-stored frequencies. These radios are compatible right out-of-the box with very little change. The channel settings can easily be modified by the user so the radios work together.
2 Watt UHF Analog Radios:
2 Watt VHF Analog Radios:
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5 Watt VHF Analog Radios:
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Each section below shows the channel settings for the radios and which channels need changes so they work together.
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2 Watt UHF Analog Radios:
- Motorola 2 Watt models: RMU2040, RMU2080, RMU2080d
- Kenwood 2 Watt models: NX-P1302AUK
These radio models are all 2 watt and UHF. The radio frequencies can easily be set by the user. The table below shows which channels match out-of-the-box, and which channels will need to be changed. Refer to the User's Manual for instructions on how to change the channel frequencies.
2 Watt VHF Analog Radios:
- Motorola 2 Watt models: RMV2080
- Kenwood 2 Watt models: NX-P1202AVK
These radio models are all 2 watt and VHF. These radios are fully compatible out-of-the-box on all channels except the weather channel. The table below shows the channel settings out-of-the-box. Refer to the User's Manual for instructions on how to change the channel frequencies.
4 Watt UHF Analog Radios:
- Motorola 4 Watt models: RDU4100, RDU4160d
- Kenwood 4 Watt models: NX-P1300AUK
These radio models are all 4 watt and UHF. The radio frequencies can easily be set by the user. The table below shows which channels match out-of-the-box, and which channels will need to be changed. Refer to the User's Manual for instructions on how to change the channel frequencies.
5 Watt VHF Analog Radios:
- Motorola 5 Watt models: RDV5100
- Kenwood 5 Watt models: NX-P1200AVK
These radio models are all 5 watt and VHF. The radio frequencies can easily be set by the user. The table below shows which channels match out-of-the-box, and which channels will need to be changed. Refer to the User's Manual for instructions on how to change the channel frequencies.
