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Syntor X 9000

Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2008 5:10 am
by yardbirdjr
Hello All!

I am just curious to see what is involved with converting a couple of Syntor X-9000 mobiles.

I bought 5 low band syntor X-9000's from our state surplus agency.

I was interested in maybe taking two of them and doing a frequency change and make one a VHF and one a UHF.

Also I have a couple of Syntors that have the systems 90 control heads. I was wanting to know what I would have to do to make these Syntor X-9000 with systems 9000 control heads.

Please pm me with suggestions and ideas.

Thanks

David

Re: Syntor X 9000

Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2008 5:56 am
by akardam
yardbirdjr wrote:Hello All!

I am just curious to see what is involved with converting a couple of Syntor X-9000 mobiles.

I bought 5 low band syntor X-9000's from our state surplus agency.

I was interested in maybe taking two of them and doing a frequency change and make one a VHF and one a UHF.
Considering that the bulk of what's in the radio is RF components, it would probably be vastly easier just to find a VHF or UHF drawer. They're not uncommon on the used markets these days.
yardbirdjr wrote:Also I have a couple of Syntors that have the systems 90 control heads. I was wanting to know what I would have to do to make these Syntor X-9000 with systems 9000 control heads.
I'm assuming you mean you have some Syntor X drawers. Syntor X's can be converted into Syntor X9000's by swapping out the personality boards and reprogramming.

I would highly suggest you check Mike B's site, which is pretty much the holy grail for Syntor information:

http://www.onfreq.com/syntorx/

Re: Syntor X 9000

Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2008 6:31 am
by yardbirdjr
Thanks Guy's

That was what I was wanting to find out

David

Re: Syntor X 9000

Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2008 8:38 pm
by PETNRDX
If what you bought are really X9000 low band radios, they are worth much more than the VHF or UHF that you desire.
Way to much work to change them over.
Sell the low bands (or trade for the ones you want).