Can i use Midland GXT1050VP4 to communicate with my old radio Midland LXT380VP3?
778013
It should be able to communicate with your old radio, if you are on the same channel/frequency, example is we hear others talking on other channels don't quote me on this but you might want to google search your midland radio and see if it is able to.
183608
I would say no. To my knowledge Midland uses the standard BNC adapter used in most radio/scanners here and the Midland CB radio's I have seen would not be compatible. It's possible an adapter exists, but this not set up for BNC. I looked up this Midland radio as an example (Midland 75-822) and this would not work.
1940102
I dont use XM radio, but if your XM radio component has an auxiliary plug same size as an audio in which is 3.5 mm then it will work. I dont know particularly how your XM component looks like and plugs in. Feel free to ask
235124
The only way to know for sure is to check it. Mine did not work with the Midland nor the First Alert but works just fine with my Radio Shack weather radio. Unknown why, because they all appear to have the same jacks and the light actually came with the Midland.
1830146
What kind of talkies are you using. I have midlands. I will try the plug ins to see if they fit
1099057
...and you will want to, because the lithium batteries are usually defective, and will not take a full charge. When I called Midland about this, I was told they would simply replace the radio with a GXT1000, which uses the older NiMH technology. (I finally traded these for a pair of the LXT model.)
221586
From what I can gather, the digital tuners should work. The analog support is very new, so you may need a newer kernel or an updated module for analog. There is no IR support yet, so you may want to buy the cheaper OEM package that doesn't come with the remote and IR receiver.
835887
That is the Raynor model number. There will be an external receiver connected to it. I need the model of the receiver.
1060211
Yes but you will have to also get the controller that gos with it. I used one on a old warn 8000 and it works fine.
1192441
The programming doesnt have much to do with equipment compatability. The programming us used mainly for setting trims,balances and curves of the user interface (controller) and the output signal (PWM) of the reciever. The controller can be bonded to different recievers that work on 2.4.. so long as your reciever plays well with your current equipment, I doubt you will have much trouble. It all depends on what your aiming to do
1290774
Absolutely that's what I'm using it with you just have to get the rite software to use it goes by the firmware in the radio something like bfb 293 mine you hold down the 3 button and turn on the radio .the wrong driver does not see the radio. jon b ka2jby
1460986
I can only tell you that the radio does it's weather job, trouble free. You question appears to be of t technical nature which would be better answered by Midland Radio. I suggest you contact them at midlandradio.com. They have a technical department that I' sure can handle you question. Good Luck
1187812
If it has the standard two prong plug in on the side of the radio to accomidate mic and earphone lead. Then yes it should work. I use it for a Midland two way radio that my friend has when we ride atv's. It works well and has best as I can tell most small hand held radios use the same type/style plug in configureration.
2183778
Depends on what your old model was. You can call up the manufacturer of the old module and they can answer your question
1071727
I bought mine for the midland gxt1050 it works great, it will work with the gxt1000 also.
1941810
Good question...Sorry, I only have a XM radio, so I can't give you an answer. Amazon should be able to help you.
272656
No it will not work with the 75-822 Midland also I found that Mic doesn't sound that good