Motorola Keypad Programable Radio?
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Motorola Keypad Programable Radio?
Hiya.
Just wondering if Motorola makes a VHF radio that can be programmed through the radio's keypad?
Thanks,
Just wondering if Motorola makes a VHF radio that can be programmed through the radio's keypad?
Thanks,
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You forgot the AP50/CP50...
Rare, but you see the odd one on eBay now and then.
Rare, but you see the odd one on eBay now and then.
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re: JT
Hey, I've been thinking of a JT myself.... can't seem to find anything. Ebay was even void.
What are VHF going for these days??
What are VHF going for these days??
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JT1000
A VHF JT1000 went for $405 I didn't read the detials...But they can easily go for $600. & up... on ebay.. There just far n few...(in VHF) Sales for JT's are not blocked!
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Can I trade this job for what's behind door #1?
re; see....
Oops.... now see what we did....
Thanks for the info, and to add my pesos...
The JT requires a "programming key" that most of us understand, (what it is, etc.) and I think the loophole is the word "easily" or something to that effect.... the user has to take specific and deliberate steps to make the radio program via keypad. i.e. Open the Relm, flip the switch or open the Vertex, cut the wire/trace/etc, and yes, seek out a programming key for the JT in order to make it keypad program, and purposefully attach it.
(or just hakkaplug!)
Unfortunately, the law (like anything else), is as oh so finicky as the reader that interprets it!
Thanks for the info, and to add my pesos...
The JT requires a "programming key" that most of us understand, (what it is, etc.) and I think the loophole is the word "easily" or something to that effect.... the user has to take specific and deliberate steps to make the radio program via keypad. i.e. Open the Relm, flip the switch or open the Vertex, cut the wire/trace/etc, and yes, seek out a programming key for the JT in order to make it keypad program, and purposefully attach it.
(or just hakkaplug!)
Unfortunately, the law (like anything else), is as oh so finicky as the reader that interprets it!
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Anyone bought a THALES brand, I think ex RACAL, radio, they go for somethin like 1300.00 from direct. Locally made here, might get one, when the get accepted into the all mighty FCC. Wonder what moto it will interface with, maybe the replacement for the XTS and an all bander.
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If the lights are out when you leave the station and then come on the second you key up, you know you have enough power.
The one I'm referring to is the Thales25 (formerly RACAL25).
It has an FCC ID number on the back.
The features are FPP programming, Project25 digital, DES, DES-OFB, OTAR, Multikey, 256 channels, display editing from keypad, soft buttons, zone capable, submersible, ruggedized, etc....about everything except MDC and trunking.
They retail for $2500
mancow
It has an FCC ID number on the back.
The features are FPP programming, Project25 digital, DES, DES-OFB, OTAR, Multikey, 256 channels, display editing from keypad, soft buttons, zone capable, submersible, ruggedized, etc....about everything except MDC and trunking.
They retail for $2500
mancow
From a technical view, the Thales25 is one heck of a radio. The Thales25 looks to be my next VHF portable if I can find someone to service it. I like the pricing transparency of Thales, but the real value (to me) in Motorola is the service/support network. The service and support, to me as an individual, is an unknown with Thales wheras the local Motorola dealer/service shop is five miles away.
Scott