Micom 2ts headless on the un-named auction site

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jhooten
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Micom 2ts headless on the un-named auction site

Post by jhooten »

Most of the discussion of these has been in the for sale/wanted section it seems. The units are cheap enough but are they useable? I read where some say they control them by PC. According to RCI this is not possible:


"Your request to Mobat USA was forwarded to our office for handling. We are the master distributor in the USA and handle dealer and non dealer inquiries.

According to our engineering group, you need a control head to operate the transceiver. Having said that, we have heard of people who claim they are controlling the transceiver without the control head via a computer, but we do not know what they are doing to make it work. This has come up several times and each time we check with engineering, they say no can do.

The FLN2516 $210.00 and will take a few weeks to obtain. We will ship it from VA.

Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions or if you need additional information.

Thank you,

Dave Carothers
Royal Communications International
www.royal-communications.com
760 529 9518"

What are "you" doing to make it work?
kc2tgd
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What radios do you own?: APX/XTS/XTL/Quantar

Re: Micom 2ts headless on the un-named auction site

Post by kc2tgd »

I have a headless Micom 2TS that I got from tryc2 on fleabay. The radio itself seems to work with their control software. There is a bunch of info on the motorola-micom yahoo group as well.

I got mine for around $70. I use these at work and tried plugging up a control head to it and have not been able to get the control head to talk to the chassis yet, seems to be a software issue. Even when I run the "BITE" test routine it comes back with Control Head Response error. New heads from the factory cost around $700 and have a month or two lead time.

They are great radios, if you can find it for the right price they are even better.
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