Hello all,I picked up a box of MTX-820s HT's and looked on Batlabs model ident. page to see what I had. Well that didn't work as the RSS reports differently than the website.Model number is H25JKH51C6AN. RSS has them as trunked system.
Also I have searched the forums on this radio and more confused. I have an STX 821too but will post on it later.Any info on this rig would be great.Thanks and 73 de Jeff/N0SIH
MTX identification
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MTX identification
2-Moxy, 2 Maxar-80, 2 HT-50, 2 Maxtrac VHF, 3 SP-50, 2 P110, 1 GM-300,1 M-1225,
12 M-100, 10 MTX-HT,1 STX-HT, 1 Mostar, 1 Flexar repeater on UHF ham, 1 GR-300 UHF on ham, 1 GR-500 on VHF, 6 P-200 HT. Oh and a couple of crates of Micor junk too.
12 M-100, 10 MTX-HT,1 STX-HT, 1 Mostar, 1 Flexar repeater on UHF ham, 1 GR-300 UHF on ham, 1 GR-500 on VHF, 6 P-200 HT. Oh and a couple of crates of Micor junk too.
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Re: MTX identification
Is the proper identification form on this radio MTSXMOD from batlabs? If so it says these are VHF with display. NOT !
Also what is the official way to describe these? MTX-**** or MTX-8*** or MTX-8000? Will these do conventional?
Thanks and 73 de Jeff/N0SIH
Also what is the official way to describe these? MTX-**** or MTX-8*** or MTX-8000? Will these do conventional?
Thanks and 73 de Jeff/N0SIH
2-Moxy, 2 Maxar-80, 2 HT-50, 2 Maxtrac VHF, 3 SP-50, 2 P110, 1 GM-300,1 M-1225,
12 M-100, 10 MTX-HT,1 STX-HT, 1 Mostar, 1 Flexar repeater on UHF ham, 1 GR-300 UHF on ham, 1 GR-500 on VHF, 6 P-200 HT. Oh and a couple of crates of Micor junk too.
12 M-100, 10 MTX-HT,1 STX-HT, 1 Mostar, 1 Flexar repeater on UHF ham, 1 GR-300 UHF on ham, 1 GR-500 on VHF, 6 P-200 HT. Oh and a couple of crates of Micor junk too.
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Re: MTX identification
Don't look under MTSX or MTX8000, different radio series. MTX-820S should have an orange button on the side and is Type II and conventional.
Quick breakdown on MTX-800 series (based on the one's I'ver had, might have been other variations as well)
MTX-800 Trunking only Type I
MTX-810 Type I trunking + conventional. But I also had a bunch of these that were conventional only
MTX-820S Type II trunking + conventional
Quick breakdown on MTX-800 series (based on the one's I'ver had, might have been other variations as well)
MTX-800 Trunking only Type I
MTX-810 Type I trunking + conventional. But I also had a bunch of these that were conventional only
MTX-820S Type II trunking + conventional
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Re: MTX identification
Thanks for the reply RS. Some of the radios have an orange button as you describe and some have 2 rect. black buttons.
Well it looks as if these are of no use to me as they won't do anything HAM related.Thanks and 73 de Jeff/N0SIH
Well it looks as if these are of no use to me as they won't do anything HAM related.Thanks and 73 de Jeff/N0SIH
2-Moxy, 2 Maxar-80, 2 HT-50, 2 Maxtrac VHF, 3 SP-50, 2 P110, 1 GM-300,1 M-1225,
12 M-100, 10 MTX-HT,1 STX-HT, 1 Mostar, 1 Flexar repeater on UHF ham, 1 GR-300 UHF on ham, 1 GR-500 on VHF, 6 P-200 HT. Oh and a couple of crates of Micor junk too.
12 M-100, 10 MTX-HT,1 STX-HT, 1 Mostar, 1 Flexar repeater on UHF ham, 1 GR-300 UHF on ham, 1 GR-500 on VHF, 6 P-200 HT. Oh and a couple of crates of Micor junk too.