Kenwood NX-P1302AUKS Analog 2-Watt 64 Channel UHF Radio with Stubby Antenna

The Kenwood ProTalk NX-P1302AUK is a 2-Watt 64-channel analog UHF two-radio that can be upgraded to operate on NXDN or DMR digital standards based on your specific needs. This portable radio is engineered to provide ease of use with 16 easily accessible channels on the dial, with a total of 4 accessible radio zones. It offers high-quality audio clarity and durability at an affordable price. 

Features:

• 64 channels total
• 4 zones/16 channels per zone
• 2-Watts of Power
• Preset frequencies: 451-470 MHz
• Can communicate with existing analog two-way radios 
• A shorter antenna makes it more compact 
• Superior clarity
• Easy to operate
• Channel confirmation mode
• Up to 12 hours of battery life between charges
• Battery saver
• Low battery alert
• Fully programmable
• Programmable function keys
• Repeater capable
• Upgradeable to NXDN or DMR mixed-mode digital 
• Military standards for water and dust resistance 

What's Included:

• 1 Kenwood NX-P1302AUKS 2-Watt digital UHF two-way radio
• 1 Heavy-duty Kenwood KNB-45L lithium-ion battery
• 1 Kenwood KBH-10 spring action belt clip
• 1 Kenwood KSC-35K drop-in charging tray with charging cord
• 1 Kenwood KRA-42 removable stubby antenna
• Owner’s manual
• 3-Year manufacturer’s warranty

Specifications: 

• Pre-Set Frequencies: 451-470 MHz
• Max Channels per Radio: 64 Channels
• Number of Zones: 4
• Max Channels per Zone: 16
• Channel Spacing (Analog): 25 / 12.5 kHz
• Power Supply: 7.5 VDC ±20 %
• Battery Life (5-5-90)
  • KNB-45L (2000mAh): Approximately 15 Hours
  • KNB-69L (2550mAH): Approximately 19.5 Hours
• Operating Temperature (Radio Only): -22°F to +140°F (-30°C to +60°C)
• Frequency Stability (-30 to +60°C; +25°C Ref.): ±0.5 ppm
• Antenna Impedance: 50 Ω
• Weight:
  • Radio Only: 160 grams
  • Radio with KNB-45L/82LCM: 280 grams
  • Radio with KNB-69L: 295 grams

Make your new Kenwood radios work with your old radios (even if they aren't from Kenwood)

One major misconception that many people have is that all radios can communicate with each other out of the box. However, this is not always the case. Radios communicate over various ranges of frequencies. But, they often work on different frequencies to avoid interference and to provide privacy to their users. Even though radios do have the ability to switch "channels", they may not work with your existing radios until they've been programmed to the correct frequencies with the right codes.

That's where your GME Gear Experts® and Kenwood come in. Through a simple 3 step process, we can help assess your current radio set up, and make your new radios compatible with your old ones so that when you get them delivered, they will work right out of the box.

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