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(Multi-norm (multi-country) CB radio Team brand (rebranded Chinese clone). Frequency coverage: European norms: 26.565-27.99125 MHz, "RU" mode: 25.615-30.105 MHz.) |
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| + | Also sold as Luiton LT-318 and Nanfone CB-318 (original Chinese designations). Sold in various European countries as the Team MX-10, Team MX10, PNI Escort HP9000, PNI Escort HP9001, Escort HP-9000, and in the UK as the Thunderpole T-2000. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:26, 6 March 2019
Multi-norm (multi-country) CB radio Team brand (rebranded Chinese clone). Frequency coverage: European norms: 26.565-27.99125 MHz, "RU" mode: 25.615-30.105 MHz/25.610-30.110 MHz.
Also sold as Luiton LT-318 and Nanfone CB-318 (original Chinese designations). Sold in various European countries as the Team MX-10, Team MX10, PNI Escort HP9000, PNI Escort HP9001, Escort HP-9000, and in the UK as the Thunderpole T-2000.
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