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BatteryJack inc.
Replacement battery with high-quality cells for Motorola XTS-5000R radios
The BatteryJack M6034SLIM is a replacement battery built for the Motorola XTS-5000R two-way radio. It uses high-quality cells and plastics to match the original form factor and voltage requirements. This unit suits radio operators who need a dependable power source for daily professional use. It arrives new and ready for immediate deployment.
High-quality cells maintain stable output during extended transmit cycles rather than fading after short bursts. The 18 month warranty reflects confidence in long-term cycle life under regular duty. Users who require hot-swap capability or multi-bay charging infrastructure should verify compatibility separately. The slim profile supports comfortable carry during long shifts.
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The 6034SLIM uses high-quality cells designed for stable output during extended shifts on the XTS-5000R.
This battery is built specifically for the Motorola XTS-5000R two-way radio.
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