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The Midland MXT275 is a 15-watt GMRS mobile radio whose whole body lives in the microphone, so the only thing on your dash is the handset. This bundle adds a 6 dB whip antenna with an NMO mount and a cigarette-lighter power adapter, so it can go from box to working radio without cutting into the vehicle's wiring. It suits drivers who want more reach than a handheld and weather-alert coverage on the road. Against handheld GMRS radios it trades portability for power and a roof-mounted antenna; against larger mobile units it gives up a dedicated display and front-panel controls.
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Owners of the MXT275 line generally rate it as an easy, tidy way to add GMRS to a vehicle, with the mic-integrated design and simple power hookup singled out. Complaints tend to center on the small display and controls on the handset and on antenna mounting.
The Midland MXT275-WHIP is a 15-watt MicroMobile GMRS two-way radio bundle for use in a vehicle. It includes the MXT275 radio, a 6 dB gain whip antenna, a mount and installation accessories.
The radio unit can be tucked out of sight, and the fully integrated control mic saves dashboard space. The 6 dB whip NMO antenna is made for open areas. A cigarette lighter adapter supplies power, which keeps installation simple.
At 15 watts, the radio has three times the power of traditional handheld radios. It supports 8 split tone repeater channels and gives access to weather and emergency updates from the National Weather Service.
