Probably the slap that i bought it from did so. It is a true Astro Saber III, though. i did find out that the codeplug can be read and written using RSS 9.05.00. For some reason the damn CPS won't go. Today I found that /\/\ discontinued the RVN 4100 series RSS for Astro Portables and replaced with ...

Took the radio to my local shop and they were able to read and write to it fine using RSS 9.05, not the *&^%$!#@ Windows CPS version for XTS3000 / Astro Portables. I can say that /\/\ support sucks. Their process is so convoluted that they can't get me an answer from their friggin software devel...

My last post from a week ago here somehow disappeared. So here it is again: I was SHOCKED to see this news just as everyone else. I returned from being out-of-state to find this. There's nothing more I can say that all the great people here haven't already said about this fantastic individual. I wou...

It's not a cable issue, it works as far as that goes. I was hoping that someone could lead me to modifying a file in the CPS directory that could bypass the process that's bombing or something. I don't have any codeplug data that I can utilize, other than the one for my Astro II VHF. Unfortunately, ...

I bought it earlier this year. It was recased. The white Motorola sticker is on the back....The id stuff is not in green printing like other Astro Sabers. However, from what I've been able to tell, this radio is a genuine Astro III....behaves and looks like a GENUINE Astro III. I found it interestin...

I've got an ASTRO III with following info: Model# H99SA + 057H Factory ID: H44SAN7139CN However, the "hit the .. button 5 x's" doesn't work to get any flashcode info or anything else. The buttons all work because they beep when pressed. When CPS goes to read it, the AIII display shows the ...