Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2002 9:35 am
Hi:
This question is for Will and others who
have R100's and may have ran into this problem.
I have several R100's; some from overseas, and ones that were marketed here in the US.
On a " Few " on them, even 25 Khz Models, I have been able to enter in the Split 12.5Khz
Channels. Some will accept it, some will not.
and they work very well ( at least in areas
where radio congestion is low )
The 12.5 Khz Models seem to be fine !
I would like to know if someone has taken the
12.5 Khz Model ( Read it ) and then tried to
dump ( Write ) the information back into a EEprom Model that was a 25 Khz Model originally.
I realize there are componet differencies between the two, but before I spend valuable
time addressing that issue, I would like to
know if anyome else has run into the same problem with the EEprom
Most of my R100's came from the time period
where the Receivers had a 20/25 Khz Bandwidth.
And dealing with the newcomers at Motorola, well they don't even know what a R100 is.
MS
This question is for Will and others who
have R100's and may have ran into this problem.
I have several R100's; some from overseas, and ones that were marketed here in the US.
On a " Few " on them, even 25 Khz Models, I have been able to enter in the Split 12.5Khz
Channels. Some will accept it, some will not.
and they work very well ( at least in areas
where radio congestion is low )
The 12.5 Khz Models seem to be fine !
I would like to know if someone has taken the
12.5 Khz Model ( Read it ) and then tried to
dump ( Write ) the information back into a EEprom Model that was a 25 Khz Model originally.
I realize there are componet differencies between the two, but before I spend valuable
time addressing that issue, I would like to
know if anyome else has run into the same problem with the EEprom
Most of my R100's came from the time period
where the Receivers had a 20/25 Khz Bandwidth.
And dealing with the newcomers at Motorola, well they don't even know what a R100 is.
MS