Now this is a cool Motorola radio

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carbineone
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Post by carbineone »

It's 2mhz-2ghz !
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Post by dvpman »

Speakeasy was also a name given to a landline encryption series that was
sold in Australia in the 80's/90's by the national telco called Telstra.
It's hamsexy value was not even close to the one in the link.

Mike
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I wonder if that is even legal to sell?

I've had the DoD knocking on my door once...
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Post by Batman »

Drooool, I want one :)
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Post by W6JK »

Not me. Darn fool thing doesn't even do 160 Meters!

:)

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Post by batdude »

i had a college teacher once that was part of this design group.


what they are trying to make is something that does EVERYTHING (including crypto) in one box....from HF SSB to VHF AM air, to UHF air, to UHF SATCOM.....

AND

make all the armed forces standardize on a single design.


the stories he'd tell about Sailors and Army troops nearly coming to blows over the details were really funny.


NEway... cool design... WAAAAAAAY out of our price range... he was talking around $100k per unit initially, with that coming down into the $50k range once production ramped up.. lots of problems with crypto management too - different fill devices, different cable types, blah blah blah... from havequick to satcom secure voice... NSA was goin' nutz.

problem with this thing (just like everything now) is the software to run the damned thing



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