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SOURCE: Motorola talkabout 200
Here is a link to the TA280 manual, which is similar to the TA200, http://www.giantintl.com/RadioPDFs/Outdated%20Manuals/T280_User_Manual.pdf
Funny thing, I haven't found the TA200 manual in English. Here it is in Czech: http://www.cbradio.cz/doc/Motorola/PMR%20TA200/manual.pdf If you do a google search, you can find the page and have it translated. I'll keep looking, and if I find it in English, I'll repost.
SOURCE: Changing Batteries on Motorola Talkabout 200
The black "U" shaped bottom slides down and off the main radio.
SOURCE: Need instructions for Motorola TalkAbout 101
http://www.scribd.com/doc/2825102/Motorola-T5100-T5200-Two-Way-Radio-User-Manual
i know it isnt the same but..it cud help atleast a lil
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SOURCE: How to change battery in Motorola 200 talkabout
The "U" shaped bottom and the part of the back are one piece. Grip the sides and pull straight down and the entire piece should slide down and off the radio.
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SOURCE: are motorola talkabout t6210 and talkabout 200
Yes, they should be compatible. You are correct in shutting off your eaves drop reducer. You might also check to see you have your interference eliminator code set to zero (off). We have been unable to find a good online source for a user guide for the T200, but if memory serves, they do not have "code". Here is a link to the very similar T280 guide: http://www.giantintl.com/ContentManage/manuals/Moto/T280_User_Manual.pdf
And here is a link to the T6210 user guide http://www.giantintl.com/ContentManage/manuals/Moto/T6200_User_Manual_E.pdf
Between the two radios there should be 14 frequencies in common. If you continue to have difficulties you might check to see if your batteries are good and/or fully charged. This also can interfere with good communications.
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