Saber...Jedi???

Nickdap · Post by **Nickdap** » Wed Mar 27, 2002 6:51 pm

Who ever works at motorolas marketing div must really like Star Wars.

Just thought i might drop my 2 aussie cents....not that there worth anything these days.

Nick

OX · Post by OX » Wed Mar 27, 2002 7:35 pm

Well...at least there isn't a Yoda-5000, yet

Elroy Jetson · Post by **Elroy Jetson** » Thu Mar 28, 2002 9:47 am

As a matter of fact, the rounded-off speaker/mics sold for Jedi and Saber/Astro/XTS products IS called a Yoda mic. It's clearly marked as such in the earlier catalogs.

I guess the next radio series will be nicknamed the Maul platform, and would have two antennas, sticking out in opposite directions...or maybe the Jar-Jar line. (Those radios would make a lot of irritating noises.)

Elroy

Elroy

Post by **wavetar** » Thu Mar 28, 2002 10:39 am

The GP300/P110/Triton Marine radios are referred to as the "Yoda family" in my '95 LMPS batteries specifications sheets. The HT10/P10/P50 are called the "Gremlin family". I'm waiting for a "Goonie" radio & possibly a "Trekkie" product.

Todd

Post by **alex** » Thu Mar 28, 2002 11:40 am

But where does the name "Waris" (SP?) come from? I know it's the name for the pro series but I have no idea what it's origions are...

-Alex

(Elroy - the comment on Jar Jar was great. I could actually see that suiting the Pro series well... I can set it up so when I get an MDC page it sounds like an actual beeper. I could see that making sense if you were able to tell it make different sounds based on the sel-call caller, but still...)

fireradio · Post by **fireradio** » Fri Mar 29, 2002 10:03 am

Speaking of the Yoda mic, what is the part number of the Yoda mic that works on a standard (non-astro) Saber? Is there such a thing, or do they only make Yoda mics for the Astro Sabers?
(I'm sure that's been asked a million times before...sorry!)
FireRadio