The GME BP025 replacement battery pack keeps a GX625 or GX625W handheld running with a Li-ion rating of 7.4 V and 1200 mAh, so you can get out there with clear comms on short hops between boats or back to shore. The pack clips straight into the radio body, giving your existing handheld a fresh lease of life instead of buying a whole new setup.

This bit of kit runs Li-ion cells at 7.4 V DC with 1200 mAh capacity, suited to steady draw from standard UHF transmit power. The tough plastic casing wraps the cells with solid walls and marked plus and minus terminals, so you line it up quickly before a run. A 1 year warranty backs the pack under normal Australian boating use, from the river to the bay.

• Genuine GME BP025 replacement battery pack
• Suits GME GX625 handheld UHF radio
• Suits GME GX625W handheld UHF radio
• Li-ion battery chemistry for stable output
• Rated at 7.4 V DC nominal voltage
• Capacity of 1200 mAh for typical daily use
• Hard plastic housing protects internal cells
• Clearly marked positive and negative terminals
• Intended for use with GME specified chargers
• Supplied with 1 year manufacturer warranty

Q: Can I use this BP025 battery pack with any other GME handheld models?

No, this BP025 pack is specified for the GX625 and GX625W handheld radios. The contacts and housing shape match these radios, so fit and electrical connection line up correctly. Using it with other models can cause poor contact or no power. Always match the model code on the radio with the compatibility listed on the battery label.

Q: Do I need a specific charger for this 7.4 V Li-ion pack?

Yes, you must use GME specified chargers built for the GX625 or GX625W radios. These chargers regulate voltage and charge profile for a 7.4 V Li-ion pack. Using other chargers can overcharge or undercharge the cells. Correct charging supports battery life and reduces the risk of damage.

Q: How should I store the BP025 battery when the radio is not in use?

Store the BP025 in a cool, dry place away from direct heat sources. Keep the terminals free from metal objects to avoid short circuits. Do not leave the pack in areas that can exceed normal cabin temperatures. A moderate charge level during storage supports long term performance for Li-ion cells.

Q: Are there any safety precautions I should follow with this battery pack?

Yes, follow the warnings printed on the battery label. Do not disassemble the pack or dispose of it in fire. Do not charge or use the pack in hazardous locations. Avoid short circuiting the terminals with tools or loose metal in a tackle box or glovebox.

• Suits GME GX625 handheld UHF radio
• Suits GME GX625W handheld UHF radio
• Install by removing existing pack and clipping this pack into the radio battery bay
• Charge only with GME specified chargers
• Do not short circuit battery terminals
• Do not use or charge battery in hazardous locations