Tait Replacement Battery

BatteryJack has announced the production of a replacement battery for the Tait TP9100 series radios. The battery is the first Tait replacement battery that BatteryJack has made. The BA-203 replacement battery will be made in two chemistries: 1700mAH Ni-CD and 2500mAH Ni-MH.

September 29, 2011

M Pp Battery Jack BatteryJack has announced the production of a replacement battery for the Tait TP9100 series radios. The battery is the first Tait replacement battery that BatteryJack has made. The BA-203 replacement battery will be made in two chemistries: 1700mAH Ni-CD and 2500mAH Ni-MH. Both batteries are fully compatible with all OEM Tait equipment, and is be P25 compliant. The battery is backed by an 18-month warranty.

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