I have aquired an MTX radio. Model# H01WCH4DB7AN. I know it's in the 896 range but on the face it only says MTX. It has a full keypad and the
A-B-C selet switch on top, 16 channels. Could it be an MTX8000?
Help Identifing an MTX radio
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Did you pull the battery off, and check the sticker on the back? Should identify it as an MTX-LS/MTX9000/MTX8000/etc.
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"800MHZ sucks range is a joke
UHF has range but VHF has more". - the greatest technician of all time, Astro_Saber.
MTX9000
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H01WCH4DB7AN belongs to the MTX9000 model family. It has 160 modes, 14-character display with full keypad. Power is 2.9 Watts, in the 896 to 941 MHz range.
It has 12.5 kHz channel spacing. Dual mode trunking, Privacy Plus ®, Expanded package.
In other words, pretty well what was mentioned in the above posts.
The above is from one of the service manuals.
Nand.
It has 12.5 kHz channel spacing. Dual mode trunking, Privacy Plus ®, Expanded package.
In other words, pretty well what was mentioned in the above posts.
The above is from one of the service manuals.
Nand.