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Anyone have the time to run down Nextel and 800 radios..?
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 12:09 pm
by Woody_99
Wondering....
How do radios incorporate into a Nextel system?
Will the reband screw that up?
What are the pros/cons of using an old MTX810 on Nextel, vs
their own phone device??
How's it work without a keypad, phone or just repeater type use?
Can you tell there's no 800 systems within miles of me? LOL.
thanks!
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 12:52 pm
by motorola_otaku
Uh...
You can't use an MTX810 or any other Privacy Plus/Smartnet/Smartzone radio on Nextel's iDEN netowrk, period. What you may be thinking of are Nextel-owned Privacy Plus SMR systems, in which case that's between you and the shop that puts radios on their system.
If there are any 800 PP SMR systems still up in your area (there haven't been any in Houston for years), rebanding will probably kill them off.
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 1:16 pm
by radiokid
They shut a SMR off in Western Nebraska. It had local law enforcement on it and they still shut it off. I don't see them keeping them on the air because cellular phones have taken most of community repeaters and SMR users away.
Radio Kid
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 6:21 pm
by Woody_99
Yeah... Did some investigating myself too...
Seems everyone is right... MT1000 replacement parts... haha
SO....
Say, is that blood coming out of your guy's nose there or what in the heck is that about??
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 8:18 pm
by thebigphish
that would appear to be "epistaxis secondary to hypertension, due systemic response to visual stimulation"
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 9:09 pm
by Woody_99
True, but once you get 'em to the ER it becomes
"Systemic overload related to hypertension exacerbated by visual stimulation as manifested by bilateral projectile epistaxis."
LOL...
...I could use a good nosebleed....
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 9:16 pm
by NB2E
OT: I actually transported an 84YO Male patient the other night for an uncontrollable nosebleed in excess of 24H. Hrmmmm... can you say coumadin?
Ric, NB2E
....and Gretsky chokes in the open net...
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 11:13 pm
by Woody_99
Heh, 50bux says he was in the hospital 2 days prior and they sent him home in the middle of his concurrent heparin/warfarin changeover, and he was still taking his daily ASA as directed on top of that.... posterior vessel pops and oozes forever... can't do iodoform on the posterior either, ya gotta do a balloon cath for a couple days. He must've been puking clots and coffee-grounds too... sounds like a blast!
Oh,
And there was this MTX810 radio, and it turned out to be worthless... and it gave me a nose-bleed.
Motorola radio, that is. MTX... for content, you see.
