Signal is VHF 136–174 · UHF 403–470 MHz
The signal cuts through the Wasteland. Motorola GM340 — the radio for your vehicle in the New World.
Where roads and cellular coverage end, radio remains. The Motorola GM340 mobile radio goes into an all-terrain vehicle, truck, drilling rig or bulldozer and runs from the 12 V on-board supply: up to 25 W, VHF (136–174 MHz) and UHF (403–470 MHz), roof antenna. Vehicle to vehicle on open terrain — typically 10–20 km, further via a repeater. Paired with GP340 portables for those who leave the cab.
- Band
- VHF / UHF
- Power
- up to 25 W
- Power supply
- 12 Aboard
- Between cars.
- 10–20 km
- Temperature
- −30…+60 °C
GM340 prices and availability for a regular fleet — at GM340.ru
The professional Motorola GM340 mobile radio for commercial fleets, farms, heavy machinery and emergency services: VHF 136–174 and UHF 403–470 MHz, 1–25 W, 6 channels, IP54 and MIL-STD 810, powered from the vehicle's 13.2 V supply. In stock, shipped from our warehouse to Russia and Kazakhstan.
What makes the GM340 indispensable in the Wasteland?
Range from power
Up to 25 W versus 5 W for a portable, plus a roof antenna: on open terrain vehicle-to-vehicle range is typically 10–20 km, tens of kilometres via a repeater. VHF (136–174 MHz) suits tundra, steppe and water; UHF (403–470 MHz) suits quarries, industrial sites and built-up areas.
Powered by the vehicle
The GM340 runs from the 12 V on-board supply — no batteries, no chargers: as long as the vehicle battery lives, you have comms. For 24 V machinery a voltage converter is fitted.
Antenna for the task
Magnetic-mount or fixed antenna on the roof, mast or cabin — matched to the band and the vehicle. The right antenna gives more range than any power.
All Inclusive
Included: microphone, power cable and mounting bracket for the cab. We match antenna, cable and connectors to your machinery — for Motorola and other brands.
Military-standard reliability
The GM340 meets MIL-STD 810 C/D/E for shock, vibration, dust and humidity. Track vibration, quarry dust, cab heat — a working environment, not an exception.
From −30 to +60 °C
GM340 operating temperature is −30 to +60 °C. In the North the radio goes into the heated cab and the antenna outside — so the link holds even in hard frost.
Radios and communication equipment
The GM340 is the flagship, but the Wasteland calls for more than one kind of radio. Handheld and mobile units, analog, DMR digital, encrypted TETRA, PoC network radios and repeaters — for vehicles, sites, expeditions and survival. Delivery across Russia and Kazakhstan.
This is not a public offer. Please confirm price, availability and lead time by email.
Motorola GP340
A handheld workhorse: rugged housing, clear audio through noise and dust, up to 16 channels, IP54. Lasts a full shift in the field or on site.
- Band VHF / UHF
- Channels up to 16
- Protection IP54
Motorola MTP6550
Encrypted TETRA for services and large sites: AES, DMO direct mode, emergency button and Man-Down, IP67 housing for harsh conditions.
- Standard TETRA
- Encryption AES
- Protection IP67
Motorola DM4401
MOTOTRBO digital mobile for a cab or a control post: 25–45 W, colour display, text and group calls, analog and digital at the same time.
- Standard DMR
- Power 25–45 W
- Mode analog + digital
Motorola GM340 VHF
The classic GM340 on VHF 136–174 MHz: runs off the vehicle supply, simple controls, up to 25 W of punch for machinery and fleets.
- Band 136–174 MHz
- Power up to 25 W
- Power supply 12 V
Motorola GM340 UHF
The GM340 on UHF 403–470 MHz: reliable coverage in plants, warehouses and dense urban areas where VHF loses signal.
- Band 403–470 MHz
- Power up to 25 W
- Power supply 12 V
Motorola GM DATABOX
A mobile radio with data and SEL5 on 136–174 MHz: telemetry, dispatching and remote monitoring of machinery.
- Band 136–174 MHz
- Data SEL5
- Power supply 12 V
Motorola DM2600
MOTOTRBO VHF 25 W for a smooth move to digital: clear audio at range, works in both analog and DMR.
- Standard DMR
- Power 25 W
- Mode analog + digital
Motorola GM360 VHF
A VHF mobile with a display and extended controls: for logistics and transport where channels must be managed on the move.
- Band 136–174 MHz
- Display yes
- Power up to 25 W
Motorola GM160 VHF
A compact VHF mobile for a tight cab: minimal buttons, maximum reliability on the road.
- Band 136–174 MHz
- Power supply 12 V
- Housing compact
Vostok XT-810
A Vostok network radio over 4G and Wi-Fi: no range limits and no frequency licences — for intercity work and dispersed crews.
- Network 4G / Wi-Fi
- Range unlimited
- Frequencies not required
Vostok XT-805
A Vostok PoC radio over TCP/IP and WLAN: group calls for teams over the network, with no frequency paperwork.
- Network TCP/IP+WLAN
- Groups yes
- Frequencies not required
Motorola DR3000
A MOTOTRBO digital repeater: stretches coverage by tens of kilometres across mountains, forest and large areas.
- Type repeater
- Standard DMR
- Coverage tens of km
Motorola MTM5200
A TETRA mobile for vehicles and expeditions: encryption and solid coverage where ordinary analog gives up.
- Standard TETRA
- Type mobile
- Encryption yes
Ajetrays AR-450
Ajetrays UHF 400–490 MHz, 45 W: a powerful, affordable mobile for city services and field service.
- Band 400–490 MHz
- Power 45 W
- Type mobile
Vector VT-27 Smart TURBO
Vector VT-27 Smart TURBO, 27 MHz: long-range civil CB with no licence and no fees — a highway classic.
- Band 27 MHz
- Type CB
- Licence not required
Antennas, batteries, headsets and parts
Everything around the radio: band-matched antennas, batteries and chargers, remote microphones and headsets, cables, connectors and lightning protection. We will put together a compatible kit.
FAQ
For a fixed post or a vehicle — a GM-series mobile or the digital DM4401. For a guard post or a shelter — the handheld GP340. We will build a kit for your fleet and task.
DMR gives clearer audio at range, twice as many conversations per frequency, text, GPS and individual calls. The DM2600 and DM4401 work in both analog and digital, so you can switch gradually.
PoC radios (Vostok XT-810/805) work over 4G and Wi-Fi: unlimited range and no frequency paperwork. Use them where there is cellular coverage but no repeaters of your own.
For analog and DMR on assigned frequencies — yes, the frequency must be registered. PoC over a cellular network needs no licence. We will help you choose the simplest route for your task.
A band-matched antenna plus a DR3000 repeater — it receives and retransmits the signal, extending coverage across mountains and forest.
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Guides: radio for vehicles and the North
Practical notes for anyone fitting a radio into an all-terrain vehicle, a drilling rig or mining machinery.
Where we deliver — Russia and Kazakhstan
We ship Motorola radios and alternatives to any region — from major cities to remote shift camps in the North. Shipped from stock by freight carriers.
Central and Southern Russia
Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Voronezh, Rostov-on-Don, Krasnodar, Samara, Kazan, Volgograd, Sochi.
Urals and Siberia
Yekaterinburg, Chelyabinsk, Perm, Tyumen, Novosibirsk, Omsk, Krasnoyarsk, Kemerovo, Irkutsk, Barnaul.
The North, shift camps and the Far East
Surgut, Novy Urengoy, Norilsk, Nizhnevartovsk, Murmansk, Vorkuta, Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Yakutsk, Magadan.
Kazakhstan
Astana, Almaty, Shymkent, Karaganda, Aktobe, Atyrau, Pavlodar, Ust-Kamenogorsk.
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