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Can some one please explain the difference to me. I find portability of hand held will suit me however I have read some posts where team leaders expect in car UHF as minimum requirement to join a trip.
Started by Tot [OP] on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fjcruiserforums):
I use both, Ive never heard of minimum in cab UHF as....
Nothing wrong with using a handheld, you get better range out of an in car UHF and no flat batteries.in cab UHF gets better distance if your on a remote desert trip for example.
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Quote: : I'd first be looking at where it will be mounted, as to whether you get one with remote head or not. Make sure you get a 5 Watt power. Preferable to buy new, they're pretty cheap these days. I saw a Uniden with antenna combo in Dick Smith today...
Started by JimboPrado on
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I did.
: : Welcome to the site Cal,
I agree with Gregu78, figure out where would mount the UHF first.
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Hi guys, like Cruiser FJ suggested I have the Uniden UH7760NB. THis unit is awesome. My expereince is a quality in car unit far surpasses any 5W hand held. I bought a cheap 1W handheld for any out of car work (track guidance etc... I think the in car ...
Started by Elbo007 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fjcruiserforums):
The Motorola range here.
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Copy from fjcc...Anthony works in coms.
If you are going to keep your Uniden handheld UH076 for a while, then I'd suggest you to spend a little more money and go for the UH078. It is a much better radio, uses much better components, comes with car charger...
Started by Larrivee on
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Motorola was alot....
Spoke to a local repairer an his advise was Motorola then icom.
I chose the icom based on maintenance.
Motorola was alot more money so icom.
Spoke to a local repairer an his advise was Motorola then icom.
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Hey Guys & Ladies,
Question for anyone who can answer. I am wanting to get in to the Motorola P25 hobby (Amateur Radio) which handheld would be best for me to start off with? Motorola XTS 3000? or go with the XTS 5000? I kinda am familiar with the digital...
Started by Git-R-Done on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at radioreference):
(Of course, if someone wants to buy a Motorola only, and doesn't mind used reception in Arlington, my V/UHF....
And other than Tim's(N3ITA) quantar up in MD that gets spotty reception in Arlington, my V/UHF XTLs a level playing field.
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I have a Motorola xts3000 UHF that I can't seem to get to work with a repeater when I push the PTT I get nothing when I release it the radio will key repeater radio works fine in talkaround but not repeater mode the flashcode is 140008 6 any help should...
Started by robertpearsall on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at radioreference):
Try separating the two radios and try again.....
How are you verifying that it's not working? If you are using another radio close by to verify, then the XTS3000 is probably overloading the front end of the other radio, so it sounds like it's not working .
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Hi all,
I have read a couple of reviews on these new bubble pack radios. I currently have two Motorola MR350 radios and two Motorola T9500XLR radios which my family use for various things. I'm wondering if the new radios with thier waterproof design and...
Started by crewcabrob on
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Probably the best radios to use on a cruise ship would be the Motorola DTR and UHF analog radios....
Two Motorola MR350 radios and two Motorola T9500XLR radios which my family use for various things the MJ*/MS*/MR* radios too.
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I have a pair of cp200's and want to get more. Are there multiple frequency bands or just vhf / uhf versions? Anyone know where to send them to program frequencies?
Started by bishopthomas on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at controlbooth):
There are 2 VHF and 3 UHF frequency with the Motorola....
If you are buying them used, you will probably have to find a Motorola, you just have to make sure that they are programmed accordingly.
That will work with your existing system.
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Hello,
I am new here and new to amateur radio. eBay seems to be the place to buy cheap equipment for beginners. I have come across numerous listings for "Repeater Interface for Motorola Maxtrac" on eBay. They are very inexpensive (cheap) and I would like...
Started by WhiteThunder on
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Through Motorola the rss, as I understand it is around ....
I can find lots of info on how Rss if I will ever spend the money to buy the rss, as I understand it is around $300 .
Like to learn about is the VERY BASICS of Motorola programming.
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Ive always wanted one and I was wondering if the LAPD frequencies can be programmed via keypad or you would need the cable and software to do so? Am looking at one that is already flashed with the correct version for Apco25. But was wondering on the frequency...
Started by Paco-Jerte on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at radioreference):
I got a RIB and cable.
A UHF and a VHF.
As for the software, call Motorola, get an MOL account, sign the agreement??
Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk I have 2 Astro Sabers.
Brick your radio.
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