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Posted: 8/1/2015 7:20:12 PM EDT
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/\/\ 100W UHF Compa-Station repeater already tuned for the UHF ham band.
Here it is up and running with an ancient "Tiny Vital" controller board in it. 
A few /\/\ Micor 75W UHF mobile units (drawers). 
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Posted: 8/1/2015 9:04:04 PM EDT
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Tag for later.. I think I'm up to 12 Motorolas now.
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Posted: 8/1/2015 10:25:03 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Tag for later.. I think I'm up to 12 Motorolas now. |
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Posted: 8/1/2015 10:30:04 PM EDT
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"Black Radio Disease" ?? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Tag for later.. I think I'm up to 12 Motorolas now. "Black Radio Disease" ?? Well, one of them is yellow 
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Posted: 8/1/2015 10:34:53 PM EDT
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So I just picked up 8 VHF P1225's, two Kenwood TK-6110's (75W on 6m, 55W on 10m) and 2 VHF Astro Sabers.
7 VHF GP300's. 6 Micor Compa Stations, (1 VHF in pieces, 100W VHF, 2 100W UHF, 100W low band, 12W UHF) 11 or 12 UHF HT1000s More Maxtrac/Radius/GM300's than I know what to do with (mostly UHF, two VHF, one low band) 3 900 MHz GTX 1 UHF Spectra (dash mount) 7 UHF high power Spectra 8 VHF high power Spectra 7 UHF HT750 2 VHF Astro Saber 1 UHF XPR6550 1 MTX 900 (haven't seen that one in a few years) 1 low band Syntor X9000 1 UHF Mocom-70 Super Consolette (parted out to use the 75W PA with a PA deckless GM300 I have) 1 GE Mastr Pro (does anyone what this behemoth? free to a good home, dual receiver model, missing a receiver) 3 UHF GE Mastr II Exec (have enough parts from the three to make one working) 5 VHF GE Custom MVP 
3 UHF GE Custom MVP 2 (1 VHF, 1 UHF) PM400 2 Kenwood TK-690s 2 Kenwood TK-880H 3 Icom F21 (1 is an F21GM that has been reprogrammed to a regular F21) 1 Icom F3GS 1 Icom F4GS 1 Icom F4021T 1 Icom F221 1 Icom F320s 2 Icom F420s 2 Icom F221s 2 (NIB) UHF M1225's 3 VHF M1225s 
I think that's most of it… 
An Astro Saber (with a Power Products Li-Ion battery) and an XPR6550 (replace my F4021T) are my daily carries. 
The PM400's are my DD radios though due to the recent vehicle purchase I'm only running VHF currently. *It should be noted, generally if I don't include manufacture name, it has a /\/\ stamped on it. A Yaesu FT-2900 and FT-270 are my only non-part 90 accepted radios… |
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Posted: 8/5/2015 8:28:31 PM EDT
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I totally forgot pics of my meager collection
UHF Saber, VHF Astro Saber 
I have 2x M1225s (UHF) and bring a XPR6550 (UHF) home each night for work. ...getting there, slowly. I gotta say the Moto's are damn nice radios. |
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Posted: 8/5/2015 8:48:27 PM EDT
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So I just picked up 8 VHF P1225's, two Kenwood TK-6110's (75W on 6m, 55W on 10m) and 2 VHF Astro Sabers. http://i1245.photobucket.com/albums/gg586/zap_uh_lack/Mobile%20Uploads/935B0A52-4F25-4D3C-A301-5142CAB19F9C_zpsezvqti5p.jpg 7 VHF GP300's. 6 Micor Compa Stations, (1 VHF in pieces, 100W VHF, 2 100W UHF, 100W low band, 12W UHF) 11 or 12 UHF HT1000s More Maxtrac/Radius/GM300's than I know what to do with (mostly UHF, two VHF, one low band) 3 900 MHz GTX 1 UHF Spectra (dash mount) 7 UHF high power Spectra 8 VHF high power Spectra 7 UHF HT750 2 VHF Astro Saber 1 UHF XPR6550 1 MTX 900 (haven't seen that one in a few years) 1 low band Syntor X9000 1 UHF Mocom-70 Super Consolette (parted out to use the 75W PA with a PA deckless GM300 I have) 1 GE Mastr Pro (does anyone what this behemoth? free to a good home, dual receiver model, missing a receiver) 3 UHF GE Mastr II Exec (have enough parts from the three to make one working) 5 VHF GE Custom MVP http://i1245.photobucket.com/albums/gg586/zap_uh_lack/Mobile%20Uploads/7D0A1BC2-0CC1-4A2C-B1EC-573082A94F2F_zpsnadqzkhi.jpg 3 UHF GE Custom MVP 2 (1 VHF, 1 UHF) PM400 2 Kenwood TK-690s 2 Kenwood TK-880H 3 Icom F21 (1 is an F21GM that has been reprogrammed to a regular F21) 1 Icom F3GS 1 Icom F4GS 1 Icom F4021T 1 Icom F221 1 Icom F320s 2 Icom F420s 2 Icom F221s 2 (NIB) UHF M1225's 3 VHF M1225s http://i1245.photobucket.com/albums/gg586/zap_uh_lack/AABB2435-3395-46C6-9C74-7E0399B631E1_zpsfj15xz1d.jpg I think that's most of it… http://i1245.photobucket.com/albums/gg586/zap_uh_lack/8C66BE7D-FDE0-4D3E-A484-A887DB91CB43_zpsu9mmod9i.jpg http://i1245.photobucket.com/albums/gg586/zap_uh_lack/6C25A02B-7465-4ECA-A80B-9B5E58A48B5D_zps06vfv4wb.jpg http://i1245.photobucket.com/albums/gg586/zap_uh_lack/Mobile%20Uploads/CB240EF4-4302-4A55-AEBF-B66559710CF3_zpsijkcjiqd.jpg An Astro Saber (with a Power Products Li-Ion battery) and an XPR6550 (replace my F4021T) are my daily carries. http://i1245.photobucket.com/albums/gg586/zap_uh_lack/Mobile%20Uploads/3607B1BD-92F1-4F0C-9ECB-29FA3C404C35_zpsutoruapl.jpg The PM400's are my DD radios though due to the recent vehicle purchase I'm only running VHF currently. *It should be noted, generally if I don't include manufacture name, it has a /\/\ stamped on it. A Yaesu FT-2900 and FT-270 are my only non-part 90 accepted radios… Mein Got in heben! |
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Posted: 8/5/2015 9:48:03 PM EDT
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^What he said.....wow!
Not mine, but this is presently in my view. MN ARMER system FTW 
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Posted: 8/5/2015 10:37:33 PM EDT
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Don't ask how much I have into all of mine…you won't like the answer.
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Posted: 8/6/2015 12:38:52 PM EDT
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I have one Motorola Astro Sabre on 2 meters.
I have three Motorola Spectras: one on two meters, one on UHF, and one on 900 mhz. I have an APX 6000 (with the yellow case) for work that I take home. With the Bluetooth mic. Oh, and also have a Moto mobile rig, I can't think of the model number right off hand but it is on an 800 mhz trunking system again, for work but I bought it myself and it is in my personal pickup. It has the mic with all the controls on it that replaces the face plate. Then I have a Collins R-390A, and a Collins R-388. They are really nice receivers but I basically stopped using them when SDR came along. |
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Posted: 8/6/2015 1:15:42 PM EDT
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10+ mt1000 both u and v 16 chan and 99 chan One of those uhf repeaters as pictured above - anyone want it? 2 p110 EFJ 1 5100 uhf 5 5100 900 Thales/Racal 3 P25 Kenwood 2 TK830 1 TK630 1 TK7180 2 TK2180 1 TK2107 BK 1 EPH 1 LPH |
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Posted: 8/6/2015 1:20:20 PM EDT
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I have one Motorola Astro Sabre on 2 meters. I have three Motorola Spectras: one on two meters, one on UHF, and one on 900 mhz. I have an APX 6000 (with the yellow case) for work that I take home. With the Bluetooth mic. Oh, and also have a Moto mobile rig, I can't think of the model number right off hand but it is on an 800 mhz trunking system again, for work but I bought it myself and it is in my personal pickup. It has the mic with all the controls on it that replaces the face plate. Then I have a Collins R-390A, and a Collins R-388. They are really nice receivers but I basically stopped using them when SDR came along. Sounds like either an XTL1500/2500/5000 or an Astro Spectra with the W3 head. The XTL line was very weird. You could use the W series (usually associated with the Astro Spectra), M series or O series heads on them. But you could only use the W series heads with the Astro Spectra and the A series heads with the Spectra/Systems 9000. |
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Posted: 8/6/2015 1:37:33 PM EDT
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HT-200
HT-220 (USAF marked) MT-500s. A bunch. For no reason. MX-300 series. A bunch of them. I really like the design. Have a few on 2M ham. The coolest ones are marked WHCA and still have secret service freqs programmed 
HT-600 XPR6500 for DMR SYNTOR A few of these classics 
Lot's more random crap that I've forgotten about. |
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Posted: 8/6/2015 1:42:50 PM EDT
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Ive got a Kenwood TK481 for 33cm.
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Posted: 8/6/2015 2:03:53 PM EDT
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Wow, deleted my entire post. 
As I was saying, in my M1009 I am running a 110watt Ericsson Orion VHF for 2 meters and the same in UHF for 70cm. 
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Posted: 8/7/2015 8:45:39 AM EDT
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Sounds like either an XTL1500/2500/5000 or an Astro Spectra with the W3 head. The XTL line was very weird. You could use the W series (usually associated with the Astro Spectra), M series or O series heads on them. But you could only use the W series heads with the Astro Spectra and the A series heads with the Spectra/Systems 9000. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I have one Motorola Astro Sabre on 2 meters. I have three Motorola Spectras: one on two meters, one on UHF, and one on 900 mhz. I have an APX 6000 (with the yellow case) for work that I take home. With the Bluetooth mic. Oh, and also have a Moto mobile rig, I can't think of the model number right off hand but it is on an 800 mhz trunking system again, for work but I bought it myself and it is in my personal pickup. It has the mic with all the controls on it that replaces the face plate. Then I have a Collins R-390A, and a Collins R-388. They are really nice receivers but I basically stopped using them when SDR came along. Sounds like either an XTL1500/2500/5000 or an Astro Spectra with the W3 head. The XTL line was very weird. You could use the W series (usually associated with the Astro Spectra), M series or O series heads on them. But you could only use the W series heads with the Astro Spectra and the A series heads with the Spectra/Systems 9000. Yeah XTL 5000 seems to ring a bell. Right now it is useless to me for two reasons: the county 911 system just went to P25, so the radio needs re-programmed, and I am not driving my pickup much because it needs some repair and I am currently pouring all my money into home renovation. It runs, but has a problem. I sometimes respond from home when I am off-duty and bought the radio for that purpose, but I very seldom actually used it. I never actually transmitted on it. I used it mainly to see if anyone else was responding, or to get updates on locations and stuff like that. I could have done the same thing with a scanner, but..................I am a radio geek. Having the ability to transmit is nice, but I never used it for that. It's ironic that I am a ham yet, at work, I really don't pay much attention to the radios and use them as little as possible. I use my cell phone most of the time unless someone is calling me. |
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Posted: 8/7/2015 2:31:41 PM EDT
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I've got an HX-370S Marine/LMR with some 2m stuff programmed in.
I'm in the process of purchasing a couple of Icom F70Ts (non-P25 version). ...and that's it. I guess I don't have the BRD as bad some of you folks do haha |
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Posted: 8/7/2015 7:29:22 PM EDT
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Motorola:
1 VHF Astro Spectra 110W 2 VHF Spectra 110W 1 UHF Spectra 110W 1 VHF Spectra 50W 1 UHF GM300 45W (narrowband  )
4 UHF Saber 4 VHF Saber 3 Saber Convertacom 1 UHF System Saber (programmed up as conventional only) 1 VHF DeskTrac Repeater 1 UHF DeskTrac Repeater ( The desktracs do not use their internal controller as it does not have a ID function. I interfaced ID-O-Matics instead) Plus an old 486 for programming, knockoff RIB, programming cables, etc. Thales: 7 VHF Racal P25 Thats just what I have operational, I have an whole shelf of random radios that I acquired over the years that I haven't looked at yet. |
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Posted: 8/7/2015 9:04:30 PM EDT
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Should I add that I purchased an Astro Spectra with W3 yesterday from a friend who just installed it in his 2014 Silverado and is now retiring it for a XTL5000?
I love the prices. Astro Spectra $200 Dash Mount Spectra $45 Icom F221 $110 Icom F4021T $135 (new) XPR 6550 $225 (NOS) Icom F21s $100 for all 3 GE Custom MVP $20 for 9 with a power supply (sold two for $50) PM400 $120 (like-new) Icom F320S $75 Syntor X9000 ($100) I guess I'll count the AVA I bought from the linked post…$50 I think that's all I've paid for… |
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Posted: 8/8/2015 6:39:01 AM EDT
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I have one of the ATF engraved SystemsSabers.
Can't beat those things. They just work. |
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Posted: 8/8/2015 3:09:51 PM EDT
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I am extremely upset and jellied!
I am planning on buying some sabre's for GMRS and some decent 50 watt repeater for the wife and I to use. Nice set of radios |
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Posted: 8/8/2015 3:21:25 PM EDT
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I am extremely upset and jellied! I am planning on buying some sabre's for GMRS and some decent 50 watt repeater for the wife and I to use. Nice set of radios If you're gonna go with Sabers…buy the Li-ion batteries. Cut down weight and if you are starting from scratch you can get a triichem charger for around $50 new. |
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Posted: 8/8/2015 3:28:07 PM EDT
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XTS-2500 VHF with front panel programming.
Harris Unity XG-100P multiband (work radio) - I LOVE THIS RADIO. Run it in conventional VHF/UHF and P-25 700/800. And supposedly I'll be getting a APX-8000 multiband soon. |
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Posted: 8/8/2015 4:00:55 PM EDT
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Work radio
Play radios 
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Posted: 8/9/2015 10:24:36 AM EDT
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Daggnabbit you guys are a bad influence. I have a couple of Moto jedi radios and I wanted to get an Astro Saber in VHF and or an Mototrbo but it had faded somewhat. Then I clicked this thread.
Dosent help that I picked up surplus and Panasonic CF-19 toughbook that has all the Moto software still on it. The radios disappear at the county auctions too fast though. |
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Posted: 8/9/2015 10:34:18 AM EDT
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Wow, I feel like a total Pikey compared to some of you guys...
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Posted: 8/9/2015 5:51:44 PM EDT
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Are your Racal's from the Washington fish and game batch of surplus? That's where mine came from.
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Motorola: 1 VHF Astro Spectra 110W 2 VHF Spectra 110W 1 UHF Spectra 110W 1 VHF Spectra 50W 1 UHF GM300 45W (narrowband )
4 UHF Saber 4 VHF Saber 3 Saber Convertacom 1 UHF System Saber (programmed up as conventional only) 1 VHF DeskTrac Repeater 1 UHF DeskTrac Repeater ( The desktracs do not use their internal controller as it does not have a ID function. I interfaced ID-O-Matics instead) Plus an old 486 for programming, knockoff RIB, programming cables, etc. Thales: 7 VHF Racal P25 Thats just what I have operational, I have an whole shelf of random radios that I acquired over the years that I haven't looked at yet. |
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Posted: 8/9/2015 6:18:59 PM EDT
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Are your Racal's from the Washington fish and game batch of surplus? That's where mine came from. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Are your Racal's from the Washington fish and game batch of surplus? That's where mine came from. Quoted:
Motorola: 1 VHF Astro Spectra 110W 2 VHF Spectra 110W 1 UHF Spectra 110W 1 VHF Spectra 50W 1 UHF GM300 45W (narrowband )
4 UHF Saber 4 VHF Saber 3 Saber Convertacom 1 UHF System Saber (programmed up as conventional only) 1 VHF DeskTrac Repeater 1 UHF DeskTrac Repeater ( The desktracs do not use their internal controller as it does not have a ID function. I interfaced ID-O-Matics instead) Plus an old 486 for programming, knockoff RIB, programming cables, etc. Thales: 7 VHF Racal P25 Thats just what I have operational, I have an whole shelf of random radios that I acquired over the years that I haven't looked at yet. Based on the seller's location and the channel names programmed into the radio, the last 5 I got were from Texas. Many of the channel names started with DFW and there was one labeled Tyler SO. The ebay seller I bought those from still is selling them in lots of five and not many are bidding on them as they are unknown condition with no batteries of charger. I snagged five radios for $62 and they all worked. For batteries, I bought some batteries that would not charge for $10 each and rebuilt them with new cells. Considering that these radios are P25 capable and front panel programmable, they are an awesome value at the price they are selling for. |
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Posted: 8/9/2015 8:06:10 PM EDT
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Right to left: XTS3000 (VHF) HT1000 (VHF) MTX (900) MTX9250 (900) XTS2500 (UHF) XTS2500 (UHF) Johnson 5100 (900) Johnson 5100 (900) Johnson 5100 (900) Astro Saber III (VHF) Not shown: Syntor Xs for 10/6 and 2 meters. Although I've never gotten them working. 
Close up of the Astro Saber. Has a TCI Liberator II connected to it. 
Anybody want this? I never use it. |
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Posted: 8/9/2015 8:07:12 PM EDT
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Based on the seller's location and the channel names programmed into the radio, the last 5 I got were from Texas. Many of the channel names started with DFW and there was one labeled Tyler SO. The ebay seller I bought those from still is selling them in lots of five and not many are bidding on them as they are unknown condition with no batteries of charger. I snagged five radios for $62 and they all worked. For batteries, I bought some batteries that would not charge for $10 each and rebuilt them with new cells. Considering that these radios are P25 capable and front panel programmable, they are an awesome value at the price they are selling for. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Are your Racal's from the Washington fish and game batch of surplus? That's where mine came from. Quoted:
Motorola: 1 VHF Astro Spectra 110W 2 VHF Spectra 110W 1 UHF Spectra 110W 1 VHF Spectra 50W 1 UHF GM300 45W (narrowband )
4 UHF Saber 4 VHF Saber 3 Saber Convertacom 1 UHF System Saber (programmed up as conventional only) 1 VHF DeskTrac Repeater 1 UHF DeskTrac Repeater ( The desktracs do not use their internal controller as it does not have a ID function. I interfaced ID-O-Matics instead) Plus an old 486 for programming, knockoff RIB, programming cables, etc. Thales: 7 VHF Racal P25 Thats just what I have operational, I have an whole shelf of random radios that I acquired over the years that I haven't looked at yet. Based on the seller's location and the channel names programmed into the radio, the last 5 I got were from Texas. Many of the channel names started with DFW and there was one labeled Tyler SO. The ebay seller I bought those from still is selling them in lots of five and not many are bidding on them as they are unknown condition with no batteries of charger. I snagged five radios for $62 and they all worked. For batteries, I bought some batteries that would not charge for $10 each and rebuilt them with new cells. Considering that these radios are P25 capable and front panel programmable, they are an awesome value at the price they are selling for. Sounds like either DPS or AG to me. I've got an AG codeplug, I need to grab an TxDOT codeplug (has all of the DPS stuff in it). |
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Posted: 8/9/2015 9:39:34 PM EDT
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http://i.imgur.com/n2vAmqM.jpg Right to left: XTS3000 (VHF) HT1000 (VHF) MTX (900) MTX9250 (900) XTS2500 (UHF) XTS2500 (UHF) Johnson 5100 (900) Johnson 5100 (900) Johnson 5100 (900) Astro Saber III (VHF) Not shown: Syntor Xs for 10/6 and 2 meters. Although I've never gotten them working. http://i.imgur.com/kCSZMHz.jpg Close up of the Astro Saber. Has a TCI Liberator II connected to it. http://i.imgur.com/dGt5LWh.jpg Anybody want this? I never use it. AN/PRC-148 ? Does that really cover 30-513 MHz? Seems like an interesting handheld. |
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Posted: 8/10/2015 12:48:24 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryHUMIDAIDAIDA....... 
I would also like details on the Astro Saber/TCI setup but...... that MBITR |
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Posted: 8/10/2015 1:49:08 PM EDT
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http://i.imgur.com/n2vAmqM.jpg Right to left: XTS3000 (VHF) HT1000 (VHF) MTX (900) MTX9250 (900) XTS2500 (UHF) XTS2500 (UHF) Johnson 5100 (900) Johnson 5100 (900) Johnson 5100 (900) Astro Saber III (VHF) Not shown: Syntor Xs for 10/6 and 2 meters. Although I've never gotten them working. http://i.imgur.com/kCSZMHz.jpg Close up of the Astro Saber. Has a TCI Liberator II connected to it. http://i.imgur.com/dGt5LWh.jpg Anybody want this? I never use it. If you're serious...
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Posted: 8/10/2015 4:17:32 PM EDT
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http://i.imgur.com/n2vAmqM.jpg Right to left: XTS3000 (VHF) HT1000 (VHF) MTX (900) MTX9250 (900) XTS2500 (UHF) XTS2500 (UHF) Johnson 5100 (900) Johnson 5100 (900) Johnson 5100 (900) Astro Saber III (VHF) Not shown: Syntor Xs for 10/6 and 2 meters. Although I've never gotten them working. http://i.imgur.com/kCSZMHz.jpg Close up of the Astro Saber. Has a TCI Liberator II connected to it. http://i.imgur.com/dGt5LWh.jpg Anybody want this? I never use it. I'll give you 50 bucks for it 
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Posted: 8/10/2015 4:22:59 PM EDT
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Collins R-390A
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Posted: 8/11/2015 1:06:39 AM EDT
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Now that's a radio!
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Posted: 8/12/2015 1:21:36 PM EDT
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Avid Motohead here...
XTL 2500 VHF and UHF XTL 5000 800mhz x2 XTS 5000 800mhz XTS 2500 VHF XPR 4550 XPR 4350 XPR 7550 XPR 6350 MTX 9250 MCS 2000 900mhz MT 1000 VHF Astro Spectra High Power VHF Syntor X9000 low band a few other misc motorolas laying around. All 800mhz radios have UCMs with AES-256  and are personal radios. It's nice having access to a few different trunked systems and having private talk groups to use. That's why they have AES in them lol.
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Posted: 8/12/2015 8:37:55 PM EDT
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Avid Motohead here... XTL 2500 VHF and UHF XTL 5000 800mhz x2 XTS 5000 800mhz XTS 2500 VHF XPR 4550 XPR 4350 XPR 7550 XPR 6350 MTX 9250 MCS 2000 900mhz MT 1000 VHF Astro Spectra High Power VHF Syntor X9000 low band a few other misc motorolas laying around. All 800mhz radios have UCMs with AES-256 and are personal radios. It's nice having access to a few different trunked systems and having private talk groups to use. That's why they have AES in them lol.And troll the RR… You picked up that spare XTL5k for me next time I'm in the area, right? lol The taco needs the Syntor. I bet you can find a place for it. |
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Posted: 8/12/2015 9:57:43 PM EDT
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I have the following;
3- Kenwood TK-272 2- boaefeng 5R or similar 1- Moto Turbo 7550(IIRC) Need a 50-75 mobile, mine burnt up with my old Tahoe. |
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Posted: 8/12/2015 10:10:11 PM EDT
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I have the following; 3- Kenwood TK-272 2- boaefeng 5R or similar 1- Moto Turbo 7550(IIRC) Need a 50-75 mobile, mine burnt up with my old Tahoe. I have a Syntor X that covers 6/10 at 110 watts though I've never gotten it working. PM if you're interested. |
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Posted: 8/13/2015 2:23:15 PM EDT
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And troll the RR… You picked up that spare XTL5k for me next time I'm in the area, right? lol The taco needs the Syntor. I bet you can find a place for it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Avid Motohead here... XTL 2500 VHF and UHF XTL 5000 800mhz x2 XTS 5000 800mhz XTS 2500 VHF XPR 4550 XPR 4350 XPR 7550 XPR 6350 MTX 9250 MCS 2000 900mhz MT 1000 VHF Astro Spectra High Power VHF Syntor X9000 low band a few other misc motorolas laying around. All 800mhz radios have UCMs with AES-256 and are personal radios. It's nice having access to a few different trunked systems and having private talk groups to use. That's why they have AES in them lol.And troll the RR… You picked up that spare XTL5k for me next time I'm in the area, right? lol The taco needs the Syntor. I bet you can find a place for it. lol sure Colin, not a problem! Just send me $400 and I will have a spare for you to use!
Me? Troll RR? I wouldn't ever do such a thing... |
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Posted: 8/13/2015 8:06:20 PM EDT
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I got my hands on a Moto SL300 today (demo for work, not mine unfortunately)
holy crap that would be one handy HT to carry every day - size and weight of my cell phone.... http://www.motorolasolutions.com/en_us/products/two-way-radios/mototrbo/portable-radios/sl300.html 
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Posted: 8/13/2015 9:35:38 PM EDT
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I got my hands on a Moto SL300 today (demo for work, not mine unfortunately) holy crap that would be one handy HT to carry every day - size and weight of my cell phone.... http://www.motorolasolutions.com/en_us/products/two-way-radios/mototrbo/portable-radios/sl300.html http://www.motorolasolutions.com/content/dam/msi/images/business/products/two-way_radios/portable_radios/wide_area_large_business_portable_radios/sl300/_images/_staticfiles/sl300_front_lg.jpg#2 Quote HistoryQuoted:
I got my hands on a Moto SL300 today (demo for work, not mine unfortunately) holy crap that would be one handy HT to carry every day - size and weight of my cell phone.... http://www.motorolasolutions.com/en_us/products/two-way-radios/mototrbo/portable-radios/sl300.html http://www.motorolasolutions.com/content/dam/msi/images/business/products/two-way_radios/portable_radios/wide_area_large_business_portable_radios/sl300/_images/_staticfiles/sl300_front_lg.jpg#2 MicroUSB Connectivity Efficient charging and easy programming.  Motorola finally put an industry standard connector on one of their products!
Also covers 2m or 440 ham bands... hope we'll see them surplussed in a few years. Looks like a nice radio. |
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Posted: 8/13/2015 9:41:30 PM EDT
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Motorola finally put an industry standard connector on one of their products!
Also covers 2m or 440 ham bands... hope we'll see them surplussed in a few years. Looks like a nice radio. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I got my hands on a Moto SL300 today (demo for work, not mine unfortunately) holy crap that would be one handy HT to carry every day - size and weight of my cell phone.... http://www.motorolasolutions.com/en_us/products/two-way-radios/mototrbo/portable-radios/sl300.html http://www.motorolasolutions.com/content/dam/msi/images/business/products/two-way_radios/portable_radios/wide_area_large_business_portable_radios/sl300/_images/_staticfiles/sl300_front_lg.jpg#2 MicroUSB Connectivity Efficient charging and easy programming. Motorola finally put an industry standard connector on one of their products!
Also covers 2m or 440 ham bands... hope we'll see them surplussed in a few years. Looks like a nice radio. I'll get a picture tomorrow next to an XPR and Astro Saber for size.... still a $600 radio though |
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Posted: 8/13/2015 9:58:39 PM EDT
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I'll get a picture tomorrow next to an XPR and Astro Saber for size.... still a $600 radio though Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I got my hands on a Moto SL300 today (demo for work, not mine unfortunately) holy crap that would be one handy HT to carry every day - size and weight of my cell phone.... http://www.motorolasolutions.com/en_us/products/two-way-radios/mototrbo/portable-radios/sl300.html http://www.motorolasolutions.com/content/dam/msi/images/business/products/two-way_radios/portable_radios/wide_area_large_business_portable_radios/sl300/_images/_staticfiles/sl300_front_lg.jpg#2 MicroUSB Connectivity Efficient charging and easy programming. Motorola finally put an industry standard connector on one of their products!
Also covers 2m or 440 ham bands... hope we'll see them surplussed in a few years. Looks like a nice radio. I'll get a picture tomorrow next to an XPR and Astro Saber for size.... still a $600 radio though Motorolas have a huge depreciation rate. 16 channel HT1000s were over $1000 retail when they were new. I paid $27 for mine. I'm not sure what the MSRP on the Astro Sabers was but I'm sure it was higher than that, and now they go for under $200. |
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Posted: 8/13/2015 10:06:38 PM EDT
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Motorolas have a huge depreciation rate. 16 channel HT1000s were over $1000 retail when they were new. I paid $27 for mine. I'm not sure what the MSRP on the Astro Sabers was but I'm sure it was higher than that, and now they go for under $200. Sure this is true - I got my astro saber for 100 bucks... my vanilla saber for 15.... |
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Posted: 8/13/2015 10:18:52 PM EDT
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im looking for a older MPA radio
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Posted: 8/14/2015 3:46:36 PM EDT
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I'll get a picture tomorrow next to an XPR and Astro Saber for size.... still a $600 radio though Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I got my hands on a Moto SL300 today (demo for work, not mine unfortunately) holy crap that would be one handy HT to carry every day - size and weight of my cell phone.... http://www.motorolasolutions.com/en_us/products/two-way-radios/mototrbo/portable-radios/sl300.html http://www.motorolasolutions.com/content/dam/msi/images/business/products/two-way_radios/portable_radios/wide_area_large_business_portable_radios/sl300/_images/_staticfiles/sl300_front_lg.jpg#2 MicroUSB Connectivity Efficient charging and easy programming. Motorola finally put an industry standard connector on one of their products!
Also covers 2m or 440 ham bands... hope we'll see them surplussed in a few years. Looks like a nice radio. I'll get a picture tomorrow next to an XPR and Astro Saber for size.... still a $600 radio though $399 here $399 |
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Posted: 8/14/2015 9:02:27 PM EDT
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Sure this is true - I got my astro saber for 100 bucks... my vanilla saber for 15.... Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Motorolas have a huge depreciation rate. 16 channel HT1000s were over $1000 retail when they were new. I paid $27 for mine. I'm not sure what the MSRP on the Astro Sabers was but I'm sure it was higher than that, and now they go for under $200. Sure this is true - I got my astro saber for 100 bucks... my vanilla saber for 15.... Vanilla as is a white one like in Jurassic Park (the original movie)??????? |
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Posted: 8/14/2015 11:56:28 PM EDT
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Vanilla as is a white one like in Jurassic Park (the original movie)??????? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Motorolas have a huge depreciation rate. 16 channel HT1000s were over $1000 retail when they were new. I paid $27 for mine. I'm not sure what the MSRP on the Astro Sabers was but I'm sure it was higher than that, and now they go for under $200. Sure this is true - I got my astro saber for 100 bucks... my vanilla saber for 15.... Vanilla as is a white one like in Jurassic Park (the original movie)??????? Vanilla as in OG saber, not a System, Astro, or Rugged Saber... Oh, how I want a rugged Astro Saber... |
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