Compatability I have 2 MU22cvs radios and 2 MU24cvs radios and I would like to find a mobile (vehical) radio that would be compatable. Any recommendations?

This radio has several available frequencies built into the unit:
1 - 464.5000
2 - 464.5500
3 - 467.7625 *
4 - 467.8125 *
5 - 467.8500
6 - 467.8750
7 - 467.9000
8 - 467.9250

You would need to read out each channel to determine what each of the 4 channels is programmed to. Reading out is easy on this unit. With the radio turned off, select the channel with the channel knob, then hold in the PTT button while turning the radio on, immediately it will tell you the frequency number, (if you want to change the freq you can use the PTT button to walk your way up through the numbers to the number you'd like), then if you press the monitor button it will lock in your chosen frequency and it will tell you the private line code (if zero it is turned off), then press the monitor button again to lock everything in. Do this on each channel and you will know how your 4 channel radio is programmed.

Note: This radio is a wideband radio and only a few were produced with narrowband capability. After Jan. 2013 you are required to use narrowband only in the USA. If your MU24 radio has two RED dots above the word Spirit it is narrowband on only frequencies 3 and 4. If your radio has no red dots on the label your radio is wideband only.

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These are programmable radios that require Motorola software and programing equipment that is only available through a Motorola dealer. A reputable dealer should be able to help you reprogram the radios with the appropriate frequencies and codes for your use.

u need to supply the full spec code its like a VIN for a vechile the code will tell you everything about the radio.. its about 9 charcters long

Yes. They would simply need programmed to match. MU24 is a 4 channel radio, so you would need to leave it on channel one to match the 1 channel MU21 model.

Here is a link to the user guide where you can read about programming the radios: http://www.giantintl.com/RadioPDFs/Outdated%20Manuals/Spirit_M_Series_E.pdf

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just find out that the drivers are of *********** board compatability

Sorry, but the answer is no. The radio is in need of repair. Typically around $69 (US).

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yes

The Kenwood TK-3200LU15 is the 2Watt replacment model for the TK-3101. the TK-3202 or TK-3203 are 4 watt models that can be used. Although, they have to be programmed with the frequencies and codes you are using. The TK3101 came with defualt GMRS/FRS frequencies.

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would a MU21CV be a VHF or UHF????

Hello, There is not compability issue, sounds like you have a mic problem because you hear the Roger Beep and that means that the transmition and Reception cicle is working if you could test an audio accesorie would be great. There is another possibility if one of the radios is out of frequency you could experiment the same symtoms.