CM300 anyone?
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2003 1:43 pm
Greetings. Has anyone tried the new CM300 radio yet? I'd like to get any opinions on it. Thanks, Bill
Do You Have Any Pics Of
The CM300?
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Any Pics?
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2003 2:21 pm
Do You Have Any Pics Of
The CM300?
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2003 2:56 pm
Here is a picture. It is on the right.
http://www.lincolncreative.com/MotoPhot ... 00_tn.html
http://www.lincolncreative.com/MotoPhot ... 00_tn.html
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2003 3:37 pm
Very similar to the M1225
CM 300
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2003 10:09 pm
I have units on order. But they are not due to be delivered till 11-14-03. I am also looking forward to the PM 400 mobile with the same ETA.
Programming these units does require special adapters. But they can be programmed thru the MIC jack or the AUX 16 pin connector.
Programming these units does require special adapters. But they can be programmed thru the MIC jack or the AUX 16 pin connector.
Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2003 3:45 am
Wow. The PM400 looks simiilar to the CM300. Do you know the difference?
Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2003 5:40 am
Most likely the price 
Prolly more bells and whistles
Prolly more bells and whistles
Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2003 9:19 am
If the CM30O is anything like the GM300, then it may be worth looking into. If, however, it's just a cheaper M1225 radio, then screw it. Unlike some, I like signalling! (MDC1200)MO_TRASHER wrote:Most likely the price
Prolly more bells and whistles
-Josh
PM400
Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2003 9:41 am
PM400 features
146-174 MHz
438-470 MHz or 465-495 MHz
64 Channels
4 programmable buttons
8 character alpha display
2 memory channels?
1-25 watt or 25-40 (25-45 in VHF)
Heavy duty microphone standard
Two-year warranty
Lots of MDC1200 / DTMF and Quick Call 2 ENcode & decode.
MSRP for a VHF 45 watt $655.00
146-174 MHz
438-470 MHz or 465-495 MHz
64 Channels
4 programmable buttons
8 character alpha display
2 memory channels?
1-25 watt or 25-40 (25-45 in VHF)
Heavy duty microphone standard
Two-year warranty
Lots of MDC1200 / DTMF and Quick Call 2 ENcode & decode.
MSRP for a VHF 45 watt $655.00
CM300 memory channels
Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2003 10:44 pm
OK here is the skinny on the MEMORY CHANNELS.
Up to two of the programmable buttons can be set to ,when pressed, revert to a selectable channel. It gets better...You can also program the same buttons when LONG PRESSED for memory channel store. Giving the user the ability to change the MEMORY CHANNEL as need.
Here is a direct quote from the RSS help index. (Hope this does not violate any copyrights.)
Memory Channel 1 & 2
Selects the Conventional Personality that the radio engages (jumps to) when a programmable button-press is set to “Revert Memory Channel 1” and/or "Revert Memory Channel 2".
Store Memory Channel
Stores the current Conventional Personality that the radio engages (jumps to) when a programmable button-press is set to “Revert Memory Channel 2”.
Up to two of the programmable buttons can be set to ,when pressed, revert to a selectable channel. It gets better...You can also program the same buttons when LONG PRESSED for memory channel store. Giving the user the ability to change the MEMORY CHANNEL as need.
Here is a direct quote from the RSS help index. (Hope this does not violate any copyrights.)
Memory Channel 1 & 2
Selects the Conventional Personality that the radio engages (jumps to) when a programmable button-press is set to “Revert Memory Channel 1” and/or "Revert Memory Channel 2".
Store Memory Channel
Stores the current Conventional Personality that the radio engages (jumps to) when a programmable button-press is set to “Revert Memory Channel 2”.
Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 10:19 am
Anything mentioned about scanning? Single or dual priority?
CM
Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2003 12:49 pm
The PM400 has dual priority scan.
The CM200 has single priority scan.
The CM300 has dual priority scan.
The CM200 has single priority scan.
The CM300 has dual priority scan.