No joy in Lubbock Texas

ArcMinute · Post by **ArcMinute** » Sat Oct 07, 2006 11:22 am

Greetings from West Texas.
My story begins last monday when i had two radios left off at the local motorola shop with instructions on what to do.
On tuesday i called to see if they were ready, I was told no radios here to program and nobody knows nothing. You can imagine what i was thinking at that point.
I am setting up an EchoLink system using an SM50 and M1225 and after reading quite a lot here on the Batboard some of you have shops and know what you are doing.
I have my radios back after two trips and any shop that can get this done i would like to hear from Thanks Paul

Jim2121 · Post by **Jim2121** » Sat Oct 07, 2006 11:40 am

glad you got them back..... If you have saved the model no. & S/N which s in the RSS. File a PD report make, model, & S/N ..... check out the local motorola shop with the BBB....

ArcMinute · Post by **ArcMinute** » Sat Oct 07, 2006 1:26 pm

The location of the radios never bacame an issue and they are nice people just are not hams, never heard of echolink or the shift key method.

Heres the model #s M33DGC00A2AA M34DGC90E2AA

MTS2000des · Post by **MTS2000des** » Sat Oct 07, 2006 3:30 pm

I'm sure if you post in the buy/sell/swap forum someone of reputable nature in your area would be willing to program them on ham freqs, possiblly for nothing more than buying them a burger and coke.

JohnWayne · Post by **JohnWayne** » Sat Oct 07, 2006 7:51 pm

If you went to the shop on 34th St, then they are pretty useless. The owner of the company HATES hams, so don't plan on getting any help from them with any ham-related projects.

You'll probably have better luck with the shop downtown.

Jeff

ArcMinute · Post by **ArcMinute** » Mon Oct 09, 2006 9:55 am

Thankyou Jeff, case closed...You got questions..Batboard's got answers.