Are all Astro Spectra motorcycle R splir radios 438-470?
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Steve Humphreys
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Re: Astro Spectra
I have never seen a UHF motorcycle radio in any other frequency split. Just a FYI they also made regular dash mounts in the much desired "R" split for some large customers. I have a few of these and they are great radios.
***Akardam corrected information in later post***
***Akardam corrected information in later post***
Last edited by txshooter on Tue Dec 30, 2008 7:59 am, edited 2 times in total.
Reason: corrected information
Reason: corrected information
Scott B.
"Never argue with seven men when you are carrying a six shooter..."
"Never argue with seven men when you are carrying a six shooter..."
Re: Astro Spectra
UHF Motorcycle Astro Spectras were produced in Ranges 2 (438-470), 3 (450-482) and 3.5 (453-490). Range 2 radios were also produced in 25w low power Dash (W3-W7), Trunk (W9), and Consolette (W7 and W9) configurations.
Re: Astro Spectra
I have an R split Astro Spectra and it is a range 3 so not all R split astro spectras are 438-470...
I DON'T WANT A LARGE FARVA I WANT A GOD*&^*& LITER OF COLA!
Re: Astro Spectra
Is it a motorcycle radio?Rod Farva wrote:I have an R split Astro Spectra and it is a range 3 so not all R split astro spectras are 438-470...
Re: Astro Spectra
*sigh*Rod Farva wrote:I have an R split Astro Spectra and it is a range 3 so not all R split astro spectras are 438-470...
Where did I say that all R split radios are 438-470?
The fact that Motorola's model number schema makes use of the "R" split to indicate several adjacent UHF splits has been covered umptidy bajillion times here...
Re: Astro Spectra
I said I had only seen R split radios that were 438-470 and had not seen others. I stand corrected.
Scott B.
"Never argue with seven men when you are carrying a six shooter..."
"Never argue with seven men when you are carrying a six shooter..."