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Thank you for the welcome
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Just wanted to drop in and introduce myself. My name is Daniel and I live in Salisbury, North Carolina. I was a Firefighter & EMT up until 2011 when I was taken out of work because of a back injury sustained in a car wreck in 2005. On my time off from the FD I worked in radio from 1998 until 2010. I started off as an installer and worked my way up to the position of Systems Engineer. Unfortunately the back injury caught up to me in 2011 & I've had 3 back surgeries since. Once in 2012, 2013, and 2014. While I don't like not being able to work it does open up more time for me to indulge in my radio hobby, especially the days when I'm "grounded" in my recliner from pain. Enough of that, moving on..........
I've been a board member over at Radio Reference since 2006, and been a "stalker" here for just about as long & figured it was time to join over here too, LOL. I look forward to meeting more of the board members here!!
BTW, my screen name here (FD5722) is the same one I go by at RR.
I've been a board member over at Radio Reference since 2006, and been a "stalker" here for just about as long & figured it was time to join over here too, LOL. I look forward to meeting more of the board members here!!
BTW, my screen name here (FD5722) is the same one I go by at RR.
Daniel - FD5722
Radios: "Daily Drivers" - EF Johnson 5100 VHF P25 (M3 w/FPP), Motorola JT1000 (VHF), Motorola MTS2000 800 (Used for conventional 8CALL/NIFOG Interoperability), Kenwood TK390 (UHF), Uniden 396XT (800 P25 monitoring), Uniden 346XT (Conventional trunk system monitoring and testing), and WAY to many more to list here LOL
Radios: "Daily Drivers" - EF Johnson 5100 VHF P25 (M3 w/FPP), Motorola JT1000 (VHF), Motorola MTS2000 800 (Used for conventional 8CALL/NIFOG Interoperability), Kenwood TK390 (UHF), Uniden 396XT (800 P25 monitoring), Uniden 346XT (Conventional trunk system monitoring and testing), and WAY to many more to list here LOL
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I'm not sure I can PM an admin. My PM sits in the "OutBox" rather than Sent messages.
If that's not the proper way to contact an admin, then please let me know the proper method.
If that's not the proper way to contact an admin, then please let me know the proper method.
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I've been a member since 2010, and I'm looking to make a WTB thread and it won't let, Can someone please move me ![:)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
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It will remain in the outbox until it is actually read, then it moves to the 'sent' messages.Mr.X wrote:I'm not sure I can PM an admin. My PM sits in the "OutBox" rather than Sent messages.
If that's not the proper way to contact an admin, then please let me know the proper method.
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Gotcha. Thank you for that explanation. I'm used to other BB systems that don't work that way.wavetar wrote:It will remain in the outbox until it is actually read, then it moves to the 'sent' messages.
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Done!blackwater wrote:I've been a member since 2010, and I'm looking to make a WTB thread and it won't let, Can someone please move me
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Hi all I am new from south Australia and would appreciate a point in the right direction after recently getting hold of a 2 way trunk radio i am very interested in its capability's. I'm new to the forum and new to this scene any help would be greatly appreciated
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Hi .. Mark here - over in the UK -
i am a Ham licensed for 30 years, one of the UK's only Astro / P25 users to.. its a lonely job, but someone's got to do it..
I was hoping to be uncaged too - i am hoping to find an old 66-88 mhz Saber (or other bits) which are rare on these shores..
we play with, and or mod Astro Sabers, Sabers, Astro spectras, XTS2500, even ancient old VSELP spectras and a VSELP HT !
Hopefully it'll be ok for me to keep an eye open for much-needed bits, if uncaged![:)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Thanks either way..
Mark
i am a Ham licensed for 30 years, one of the UK's only Astro / P25 users to.. its a lonely job, but someone's got to do it..
I was hoping to be uncaged too - i am hoping to find an old 66-88 mhz Saber (or other bits) which are rare on these shores..
we play with, and or mod Astro Sabers, Sabers, Astro spectras, XTS2500, even ancient old VSELP spectras and a VSELP HT !
Hopefully it'll be ok for me to keep an eye open for much-needed bits, if uncaged
![:)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Thanks either way..
Mark
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I would like to be moved into the registered Users group. It's nice to know I am dealing with knowledgeable people, and would like to contribute as well. I have bought a few higher priced things on here, and it went smoothly, but I had to have a friend give them my number to do it because I am a new user. Moderator PM for details if you like.
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Howdy, all.
I'm just dropping a line to all of the other " Long time lurker, first time poster" types out there besides me. While certainly not one of the most active boards that I frequent, this one is certainly jam packed with useful, friendly, helpful people. I just want to take a moment to acknowledge the unsung heroes of the BatBoard. Thanks for all of the help!
73, de KC9MDQ
Marshfield Area Amateur Radio Society resident Commercial Radio Geek, Hewitt Area Fire Department Firefighter/EMT and Department Radio Technician
I'm just dropping a line to all of the other " Long time lurker, first time poster" types out there besides me. While certainly not one of the most active boards that I frequent, this one is certainly jam packed with useful, friendly, helpful people. I just want to take a moment to acknowledge the unsung heroes of the BatBoard. Thanks for all of the help!
73, de KC9MDQ
Marshfield Area Amateur Radio Society resident Commercial Radio Geek, Hewitt Area Fire Department Firefighter/EMT and Department Radio Technician
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Welcome to the BatBoard Sir.
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Hi everyone,
am new to this forum, though not new to Motorola CPS... Unfortunally I didnt had much time last couple of yours, now I see what I missed all that time...
so, lets programm again...
am new to this forum, though not new to Motorola CPS... Unfortunally I didnt had much time last couple of yours, now I see what I missed all that time...
so, lets programm again...
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Hi,
I have read this anouncement, and now i am a member of this forum, so i wil know more ahout this site...
Thank u...
I have read this anouncement, and now i am a member of this forum, so i wil know more ahout this site...
Thank u...
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how can I be a registered user, been on for almost a year posts take a while still
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Hey
As a longtime lurker/somewhat recently registered user here I figured it was about time that I post something on here to say hi.
Im definitely not new to the radio world and some of you may know me from P25.ca aka communications.support as I have been a member and relatively active poster over there for a few years. Anyway, i'm looking forward to becoming more active over here in addition to the other sites I am a member of.
As a longtime lurker/somewhat recently registered user here I figured it was about time that I post something on here to say hi.
Im definitely not new to the radio world and some of you may know me from P25.ca aka communications.support as I have been a member and relatively active poster over there for a few years. Anyway, i'm looking forward to becoming more active over here in addition to the other sites I am a member of.
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I have been a member if this board for over a year and i have been somewhat active. Why am i still a new user?
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You clearly didn't read through the thread, particularly where I say in the second post of the thread:aagon wrote:I have been a member if this board for over a year and i have been somewhat active. Why am i still a new user?
So that's why. Unless you ask, or post enough to really stand out, you likely won't get noticed. All that said, welcome aboard.wavetar wrote:I've opened this announcement up to allow 'newly registered users' to reply in the thread, specifically for the ones that may not be so 'new' anymore.
As you may or may not know, there is no automatic trigger to move 'newly registered users' over to 'registered users' based on time, or post count, etc. It needs to be done manually. As I read through or approve posts from new users, I have been changing their status based loosely on time served & post count.
Obviously, I don't view everybody's posts on a daily basis. If you feel you've 'done your time' as a newly registered user & are tired of waiting for your posts to be approved before being viewed, let us know in this thread, and chances are, we'll get you moved over!
Todd
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Done.tztop10 wrote:how can I be a registered user, been on for almost a year posts take a while still
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Can I get moved to registered members? Although I haven't posted much I have lurked around a bit since 2008 and my account was registered in 2008.
Thanks,
Tim
KC9FSH
Thanks,
Tim
KC9FSH
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Well I am new, and decided to register since I have a problem with one of my HT's and a search provided to similar posts. I have been in Ham radio a long time and just got interested in DMR and Mototrbo. Been having some fun with that until I killed my 6550. This seems to be the place to get questions answered and I am sure I will have many more questions as time goes on.. I also have a couple of Mantric Radios pulling duty as a Star repeater. They work Great !
Cheers
Craig, W1MSG
Cheers
Craig, W1MSG
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Is there any way to get moved to registered users? I have been waiting for about 9 hours to get a post approved from this morning. Like I said earlier I created my account in 2008 and have lurked but just recently started posting.
Thanks
Thanks
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Hello,
I am a newbie here on the board. I maintain the radios out in Death Valley National Park. I have the pleasure of maintaining XTL5000 W4 radios which make up about 95 percent of our vehicle fleet and a small contingent of XTS3000 which I recently received new in the box but are actually 13 years old.
J. Shearer
I am a newbie here on the board. I maintain the radios out in Death Valley National Park. I have the pleasure of maintaining XTL5000 W4 radios which make up about 95 percent of our vehicle fleet and a small contingent of XTS3000 which I recently received new in the box but are actually 13 years old.
J. Shearer
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Hi just joined! I have a Saber 3 with secure net I hope to learn more about it and be able to program it.
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Hi there!
I'm à registered HAM and tinkering around with electronics since I was eight, I actuallly bought à GM950 (M08KHF6AN3AN) figuring that I could use the case and powermodule for a design of my own.
Decoding the model number tought me the radio is either à 136-174Mhz Vera_abbekerk@hotmail.com
I'm à registered HAM and tinkering around with electronics since I was eight, I actuallly bought à GM950 (M08KHF6AN3AN) figuring that I could use the case and powermodule for a design of my own.
Decoding the model number tought me the radio is either à 136-174Mhz Vera_abbekerk@hotmail.com
- k7bpg
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- What radios do you own?: XTS/XTL5000, APX-6/7/8000
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Hello,
I haven't done much posting, but have been a member since last year. Is there a chance I could be let out of the pen? Trying to get some help with a radio system I'm working on.
Thanks
Brian
I haven't done much posting, but have been a member since last year. Is there a chance I could be let out of the pen? Trying to get some help with a radio system I'm working on.
Thanks
Brian
- cadpattact
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- What radios do you own?: XTS5000 XTS2500 XTS3000
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Hi everyone,
I'm a radio hobbyist with experience working with emergency services, formerly as a volunteer as well as procurement. I was a member on P25.ca/Communications.Support from 2013 up until the site went offline. I look forward to reading through the existing discussions and learning from professionals in the field of public safety communications. ^SP
I'm a radio hobbyist with experience working with emergency services, formerly as a volunteer as well as procurement. I was a member on P25.ca/Communications.Support from 2013 up until the site went offline. I look forward to reading through the existing discussions and learning from professionals in the field of public safety communications. ^SP
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can I get bumped over to registered users? been here awhile, don't post much honestly cause well I don't have much to say. but I am a repeater owner and a moto user. maxtrac, gm300 and now MSF5K
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Done!W2IBC wrote:can I get bumped over to registered users? been here awhile, don't post much honestly cause well I don't have much to say. but I am a repeater owner and a moto user. maxtrac, gm300 and now MSF5K
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Good morning,
I hope that is the right topic.
I am new user and I want to say hallo all and greetings.
Many thanks
LoneWolf
I hope that is the right topic.
I am new user and I want to say hallo all and greetings.
Many thanks
LoneWolf
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I am a newb here. My name is Aaron. I live in Cincinnati, OH, where I am a firefighter/paramedic. I am responsible for all of our mobile and portable radios within the fire department. Life was easy when things were normal, with only two types of radios. Now that the XTS series is EOL, I am finding myself needing to learn more about the new APX series, and some "brains to pick" along the way seem helpful.
Thanks!
Thanks!
- cadpattact
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- What radios do you own?: XTS5000 XTS2500 XTS3000
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Admin, would someone please make me a registered user? Thanks!
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Done! Sorry for the delay.cadpattact wrote:Admin, would someone please make me a registered user? Thanks!
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- triptolemus
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May I pleased be moved into Registered Users?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Done!triptolemus wrote:May I pleased be moved into Registered Users?
Thanks!
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- W3AXL
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- What radios do you own?: an unhealthy amount of them
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Could I get moved over into registered users as well?
Thanks!
[Done -Alex]
Thanks!
[Done -Alex]
- W5KVV
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- What radios do you own?: Motorola, Midland, Kenwood etc
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Hi guys. New member checking in from SE Oklahoma. I've been lurking around BL for some years, but just joined the forums. I'm not much on the facebook groups.
At any rate, I have numerous projects, starting with a MSR 2000 that I'll be seeking guidance on. My long time mentor has moved across the state and I no longer have him at my disposal. You can only do so much over the phone.
Thanks for having me.
-Matt
At any rate, I have numerous projects, starting with a MSR 2000 that I'll be seeking guidance on. My long time mentor has moved across the state and I no longer have him at my disposal. You can only do so much over the phone.
Thanks for having me.
-Matt
Matt
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Hello Everyone
New user here, appreciate the Welcome message , find this forum fairly easy to navigate and not to much
nonsense as per other forums iv joined in passed, seems there are some great folks on here.
hope to contribute when i can , when iv got an answer ill be sure to help .
Your New user Keith N ( Farside )
New user here, appreciate the Welcome message , find this forum fairly easy to navigate and not to much
nonsense as per other forums iv joined in passed, seems there are some great folks on here.
hope to contribute when i can , when iv got an answer ill be sure to help .
Your New user Keith N ( Farside )
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I am still a relatively new member here and, in general, am not too bothered by the moderation. However, I have found that when asking for help, it would nice to be able to respond more quickly to questions, etc. For that reason, I would like to request to be able to post un-moderated.
Thanks for your consideration.
Richard
Thanks for your consideration.
Richard
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- What radios do you own?: xts5k, xts25k, tk3180, tk2180
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Hi guys I joined in 2014 and I know I don't post anything mainly because I do a lot of reading and studying when I have an issue with something. Heck I don't even login half the time, lol. But if possible could you unlock me, if not I understand, maybe I need to get a little more active.
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Hi guys I've been a long time lurker and just finally registered and now realizing that i should have a long time ago. I used spend tons of time on P25.ca but now that it gone I'll been spending the time on here with the tons of info that available here.
well that's as f!@ked up as a homemade radio. ![:lol:](./images/smilies/icon_lol.gif)
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Hi--any chance I can get off probation---registered in 2008--- the site is a wealth of information--
Things have sure changed a lot since I was able to convert a Solid State Dispatcher to 2 meters--with a whole 2 channels!
Thanks
Things have sure changed a lot since I was able to convert a Solid State Dispatcher to 2 meters--with a whole 2 channels!
Thanks
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- What radios do you own?: XTL2500, XTL5000, and HAM gear
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Hello all! New guy here. Have been an avid fan of Kenwood's commercial gear, but more recently have been getting into Moto gear. I am basically self-taught regarding radios/radio systems, and I have a lot still to learn. I started into radios in public safety, then became a HAM operator. I promise there will be lost of questions about my new Moto gear, but I will try not to annoy anyone and give back when possible.
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Hello, I am Antonio from Portugal and I would like to thank you for accepting my registration at the Batboard Forum. My experience with motorola radios is few, but I am counting on you to help me with my doubts regarding how they work, I am not a buyer, a seller or representative of any brand of equipment I am just a radio communications enthusiast who owns motorola equipment but who is not very familiar with them.
As we say here 73's
As we say here 73's
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Welcome Antonio!
Carlwood Lipton: [real life interview with Lipton where he recites a quote from William Shakespeare] From this day to the ending of the world we in it shall be remembered. We lucky few, we band of brothers. For he who today sheds his blood with me shall be my brother.
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Tó Paiva wrote:Hello, I am Antonio from Portugal and I would like to thank you for accepting my registration at the Batboard Forum. My experience with motorola radios is few, but I am counting on you to help me with my doubts regarding how they work, I am not a buyer, a seller or representative of any brand of equipment I am just a radio communications enthusiast who owns motorola equipment but who is not very familiar with them.
As we say here 73's
Welcome to the board here.
As a suggestion, when your looking for some information or help, provide the radio brand, the radio model and what the problem is or what your looking for. if your using some software that isn't working correctly, please provide what it is and the version. Also what computer operating software your using.
The reason for all the information is there are some interactions of computer operating system software and the Motorola radio software that can cause problems. The more details you can provide, the faster your going to solve your issue.
Some of the older Motorola radios require they be programmed with your computer running in DOS. Not in a DOS window inside a Windows XP or newer.
You will also need a RIB (Radio Interface Box, which is a voltage level converter) for many of the radios to be programmed. There are some of the newer radios that you can get that will run off of a USB connection. But these have a built in voltage level converter. There are even some radio programming cables that will work from a serial port. But these also have a built in voltage level converter.
If your good with a soldering iron, you can make many of the radio cables that go between the radio and the RIB. I do this all the time. The cable information is available in several places on the Internet. I find that starting with the batlabs.com site is a good starting point. There is a wealth of information there. You will spend some time reading there. Another good web site is the repeater builders site.
Have a good time working on your radios.
Jim
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I just met somebody who drove from Winnipeg to Wichita to bring his 2975 in for service (he juuuuuuuusssssst squeaked under the cut-off for RMA support). He has been a lurker here, and asked the service guys if they could call me over to meet him (which I did).
He said he's been trying to register with the board for over a year but not been getting anywhere. Is there some problem with registering new users?
He said he's been trying to register with the board for over a year but not been getting anywhere. Is there some problem with registering new users?
This is my opinion, not Aeroflex's.
I WILL NOT give you proprietary information. I make too much money to jeopardize my job.
I AM NOT the Service department: You want official info, manuals, service info, parts, calibration, etc., contact Aeroflex directly, please.
I WILL NOT give you proprietary information. I make too much money to jeopardize my job.
I AM NOT the Service department: You want official info, manuals, service info, parts, calibration, etc., contact Aeroflex directly, please.
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Not that I'm aware of Wowbagger, and I don't suppose he gave any details? There have been plenty of people join in the past year.
On another note, today I've upgraded several more posters in this thread to registered users.
On another note, today I've upgraded several more posters in this thread to registered users.
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I gave him a business card and asked him to email me with the info, so when he does I'll follow up.
This is my opinion, not Aeroflex's.
I WILL NOT give you proprietary information. I make too much money to jeopardize my job.
I AM NOT the Service department: You want official info, manuals, service info, parts, calibration, etc., contact Aeroflex directly, please.
I WILL NOT give you proprietary information. I make too much money to jeopardize my job.
I AM NOT the Service department: You want official info, manuals, service info, parts, calibration, etc., contact Aeroflex directly, please.
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Could you take me out of the new user status please?
I have been enjoying your site for 7 years now.
I started my career at a local MSS shop in GA and I am currently in the telecommunications industry working at a MTSO for a major carrier.
I also volunteer as the EC for my local ARES group.
Thanks in advance!
I have been enjoying your site for 7 years now.
I started my career at a local MSS shop in GA and I am currently in the telecommunications industry working at a MTSO for a major carrier.
I also volunteer as the EC for my local ARES group.
Thanks in advance!