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Midland BizTalk BR200 16-Channel Business Two-Way UHF Radio

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Midland BizTalk BR200 16-Channel Business Two-Way UHF Radio
Key Features
  • 2 Watts, 16 Channels
  • 56 Business-Specific Frequencies
  • 142 Privacy Codes
  • Up to 20-Floor/250,000 ft² Range
The BizTalk BR200 16-Channel Business Two-Way UHF Radio from Midland is a 16-channel business radio designed to provide quick communication between employees. This 2W radio has two knobs for easy adjustments of volume and channel selection. The monitor button allows you to quickly adjust incoming transmission volume, while the scan button rapidly scans all channels for incoming transmissions, stopping at the first channel with a current transmission. With this radio, users can also take advantage of CTCSS (Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System) and DCS (Digitally-Coded Squelch) to communicate privately using one of the 142 privacy codes.
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Is the surveillance earpiece connection a Kenwood ...

Is the surveillance earpiece connection a Kenwood connection?
Asked by: Phil
Although the Midland BR200 radios use a two-prong connector that is visually similar to a Kenwood connector, Midland does not refer to it as such and only guarantees compatibility with Midland accessories such as the BA2 and BA3.
Answered by: Calvin M
Date published: 2023-09-11

Can all 6 radios be on the same channel at the ...

Can all 6 radios be on the same channel at the same time communicating with each other?
Asked by: Joe
Yes, that works. The choice of alternate channels would be for separate, "private" conversattion
Answered by: james
Date published: 2020-06-25

Do I need an fcc license

Do I need an fcc license
Asked by: David R
As the Midland BizTalk Bundle with 16-Channel Business Radio & Gang Charger (6-Pack) is using a radio transmitter greater than 1W, you will need an FCC Radio operator license in order to legally use this system.
Answered by: Alex D
Date published: 2025-09-07
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