“Why does the midland t 290 6 volts n not 3 volts like other radios”

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• Having 6 volts rather than 3 volts is likely due to its design requiring more power to support its features and functionalities. Higher voltage can often provide better performance, especially in devices that need to transmit signals over long distances or through obstructions.

  Answered by FernandoR 1 year ago

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• Midland does not release official statements regarding the technical specifications of our handheld radios due to Intellectual Property rights and the competitive nature of the business. Further, there are many variables with individuals testing that can affect the results. Our radios go through standardized testing as required by the FCC for legal operation and that documentation is available to the public on the FCC website.

  Answered by MidlandUSA 2 years ago

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