Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2001 7:53 pm
Any comments on this radio??Page 1 of 1
Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2001 7:58 pm
I was just going to point out the same thing Any comments on this radio??
Any comments on this radio??Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2001 8:55 pm
Yes it is for real. I do not know why
u can not test a radio freq.
If u are not a tech then read the radio at
radio shack store. Use their freq. counter
and test on a scanner.I
like my service monitor but u can work around it.I do not like a sale when they say can not test but still hope for big $$.
u can not test a radio freq.
If u are not a tech then read the radio at
radio shack store. Use their freq. counter
and test on a scanner.I
like my service monitor but u can work around it.I do not like a sale when they say can not test but still hope for big $$.
Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2001 5:57 am
IMHO, and that of my friends around here as well, "Can't test" and no picture in the ad means "It doesn't work" which equals "Save your money for a radio which works." If it does work, by some remote chance, then the bandsplit is probably 162-174 and 403-430!
Tom, W2NJS
...in D.C.
Tom, W2NJS
...in D.C.
Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2001 12:43 pm
And even if it does work - - "Who Has the Prototype Software?"
Prototype to me always involved a little wire-wrapping!!! Good luck to the buyer on that one !
Eddie
Prototype to me always involved a little wire-wrapping!!! Good luck to the buyer on that one !
Eddie
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2001 9:00 am
They were apparently developed for the Military, most likely Nellis. I have a freind that demoed one for me a couple of years ago. It is suppose to be a trunked unit that will come up on VHF and UHF.
The top left menu key shoul read VHF and the top right should read UHF. I was blown away by it but there was no chance in hell he was going to get me one. At first I thought it was just going through a cross band patch but he showed me on the test monitor what is was really doing. The only problem with it is finding the software. You stand a better chance of finding LAB software that will flash all your radios to your haerts desire.
The top left menu key shoul read VHF and the top right should read UHF. I was blown away by it but there was no chance in hell he was going to get me one. At first I thought it was just going through a cross band patch but he showed me on the test monitor what is was really doing. The only problem with it is finding the software. You stand a better chance of finding LAB software that will flash all your radios to your haerts desire.