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The Midland MXT575J is a 50-watt GMRS mobile radio, the top of Midland's MicroMobile line and the maximum power the law allows on GMRS. Its control head lives in the microphone, so the radio unit can be tucked under a seat or behind a panel and the dash stays clear. It covers 8 split-tone repeater channels, selectable wide or narrow bandwidth, and National Weather Service channels with alerts. It suits off-roaders, farm and ranch users, and anyone who wants long-range trail or property communication; against 15- and 40-watt GMRS mobiles it trades a higher price and a simpler display for more reach and a cleaner install.
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Owners of the MXT575J and its MicroMobile siblings generally rate the 50-watt output and repeater access highly, and like the hideaway unit and mic-based controls. Complaints center on the small mic display, the wiring and antenna work of installation, and the license requirement.
The MXT575J is the flagship of Midland's MicroMobile line, a GMRS two-way radio that transmits at 50 watts, the maximum power allowed by law. It is designed for professional use, large farms and off-roading.
The radio unit can be hidden away, and a fully integrated control mic saves dashboard space. The mic has a custom Jeep design with a seven-slotted grille.
It has 8 split tone repeater channels for extended range. You can choose narrow or wide bandwidth to reduce interference, and wideband/narrowband operation provides clear audio. It also gives access to weather and emergency updates from the National Weather Service.
