Product Overview
Motorola KXN 6300 44.710 MHz Channel Crystal Resonator UM-1
Condition
Used component pulled from equipment. Two-pin radial leads show prior solder and mounting trimming. Markings legible on both faces: KXN 6300 T9303 on front, 44710 TAIWAN on reverse. Visual inspection completed; function testing not performed.
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Product Overview
Quartz crystal resonator in a slim UM-1 through-hole package, marked KXN 6300 with channel code 44710. Designed for Motorola RF receiver and paging platforms including Minitor II, Keynote, and Advisor series, providing precise frequency control for legacy communications hardware.
Key Features
- UM-1 slim metal enclosure with insulated header
- 2-pin radial through-hole termination
- Dual-side markings: KXN 6300 T9303 and 44710 TAIWAN
- OEM frequency element for legacy Motorola receiver platforms
Applications
- Restoring or recrystalling legacy Motorola VHF pagers and alert receivers
- Bench-level RF communications repair and vintage radio maintenance
- Custom oscillator and narrow-band filter experiments for electronics hobbyists
Frequently Asked Questions
What equipment uses the KXN6300 series crystal?
This UM-1 crystal package was utilized across Motorola paging and radio receiver lines, including Minitor II, Keynote, and Advisor models.
What are the physical dimensions and lead configuration?
It features a standard UM-1 slim metal package with two through-hole pins extending from the base.
Why buy this specific crystal individually?
Finding the exact frequency element for legacy communications gear usually requires buying mixed lots or entire donor boards. Sourcing this individual, clearly marked unit gets you the exact part needed for your repair without excess surplus. Flat rate shipping is $8, orders over $28 ship free, and items leave our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
Vintage radio restoration comes down to finding the exact frequency crystal that breathes life back into a silent receiver. Soldering this clean little element into place puts classic communications gear right back on channel.
Shipping? $8 flat rate, free once your order passes $28 - and it leaves the Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
