Cmon folks, links or something is better than "mine got converted" and nothing else!!
As in one repeaterism, "if thou can't thinks of anything worth saying, shut thou up!
Thanks for ANY REAL info......
Chris WB5ITT
XPR 6580 onto 900 mhz ham band
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WB5ITT
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XPR 6580 onto 900 mhz ham band
I have several 900MHz 6580s I would love to get rid of the trunking . HOW do I do it?? I have searched just about everywhere and people don't post anything helpful...
Cmon folks, links or something is better than "mine got converted" and nothing else!!
As in one repeaterism, "if thou can't thinks of anything worth saying, shut thou up!
Thanks for ANY REAL info......
Chris WB5ITT
Cmon folks, links or something is better than "mine got converted" and nothing else!!
As in one repeaterism, "if thou can't thinks of anything worth saying, shut thou up!
Thanks for ANY REAL info......
Chris WB5ITT
Chris WB5ITT
Trustee, W5APX
Beaumont, TX
Motorola, you may find better but you'll never pay more!
Trustee, W5APX
Beaumont, TX
Motorola, you may find better but you'll never pay more!
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Re: XPR 6580 onto 900 mhz ham band
Back when that radio was supported, Moto offered an EID package that would remove the old analog trunking, & activate digital for $75. Once that was done, the radio would work on 902-927 ham freq’s. Since they no longer support the Gen 1 XPR radios, I doubt that package is still available. I’m guessing there are sites that may have it, but that’s just a guess. I had all mine upgraded years ago by a friend. Your best bet would be that Australian site. GARY.