Reviews For: Motorola XPR 6550 - eHam.net
网页Using the UHF version (AAH55QDH9LA1AN) strictly for amateur use and have nothing but praise for this Motorola product. Using TDMA and it works great. Excellent audio in both modes. Have not heard one bit of intermod in ANALOG, but then it's Motorola!. Very LOUD RX audio. Excellent battery life, using the Motorola 2200 mah Lithium Ion IMPRES ...
Reviews For: Motorola GM300 - eHam.net
网页The software which you must buy from motorola is very expensive and from what I hear they won't just ship it to just anyone who calls up to order it. The programming cables and RIB box are expensive and using a cheap homebrew …
Reviews For: Motorola HT-1250 - eHam.net
网页I give it 5/5. I have an R split version (403-470) Perfect for the ham band! Defiantly a true work horse and one of Motorola's best radios ever made. Use mine for Redcross(My chapter has a few uhf repeaters) and Ham and for monitoring the local fire freqs. The programming software can be a little tricky to get used to.
Reviews For: Motorola Maxtrac Conventional - eHam.net
网页This radio meets my mobile needs and then some. Picked up a 32CH-25W Maxtrac on eBay for under $30. Found a RIB-less DB9 to RJ45 programming cable and programming software for another $30 or so. Audio is great for a mobile environment. Transmit power is quite adequate to a quarter-wave trunk-lid mount antenna. So far, a lot of bang for the buck.
Reviews For: Motorola HT-1000 - eHam.net
网页The Motorola HT-1000 is similar to the JT-1000, but can only be programmed with Motorola software. They have 2 or 16 channels and have many programmable operational functions. They come in several frequency ranges, the most popular are VHF-HI, UHF 402-470 MHz and UHF 450-512 MHz.
Reviews For: Motorola MTS-2000 - eHam.net
网页Motorola's most full-featured portable analog radio is compact and lightweight. It may be the smallest Motorola portable in its class, but it comes packed with power and performance. Using Motorola's FLASHport technology, the MTS 2000 portable is dynamic enough to change with the times through easy and economical software upgrades.
Motorola XPR 5550 Mototrbo/Analog FM mobile radio - eHam.net
网页Programming requires Mototrbo CPS and programming cable which are available for a fee directly from Motorola. US Amateurs can also receive an Entitlement ID for the CPS which allows 25 kHz operation on amateur analog frequencies. Programming is straightforward once you get used to DMR programming requirements.
Reviews For: Motorola HT1550 XLS - eHam.net
网页Review Summary For : Motorola HT1550 XLS; Reviews: 4 MSRP: 1500; Description: n many organizations, there is a need for professionals to communicate using a higher level of two-way sophistication . That's why Motorola built the 160-channel HT1550·XLS portable radio. It is the epitome of professionalism.
Reviews For: Motorola Saber - eHam.net
网页Bought my Motorola MX 2000's , as the Saber 2 is called here in Europe, in used condition for less money. Firefighters used the VHF one, Police the UHF version. Stamps in it show 1989 and 1991 as year of build. Great VHF and UHF handhelds ! I programmed them to Ham QRG's. Good audio, loud too !
Reviews For: Motorola GP68 - eHam.net
网页These radios are field programmable, meaning that no Motorola RSS/CPS software or cable kits are required. Standard features include adjustable (digitally controlled) squelch, CTCSS/PL and CDCSS/DPL, high and low power (5W/1W VHF and 4W/1W UHF), DTMF auto dial memories, 20 channel memories, and scanning.