My Motorola stuff
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Motorola HT600E
Former Police radio from the UK
99 channels, UHF 438(432) - 470 MHz
More HT600E, VHF and UHF.
Motorola Convertacom
For HT600 and HT800
Motorola mobile charger
For HT600 and HT800
Motorola HT800, UHF
403 - 432 (437) MHz
Motorola HTX, VHF
136 - 174 MHz
Motorola MT2100, VHF
136 - 178 MHz
Programmed for 2 m amateur band and Marine VHF
Motorola MT2100, UHF
403 - 470 MHz
Programmed for 70 cm amateur band and Police S-80
Motorola MX3000, UHF
440 (432) - 470 MHz
Motorola GP300 Sel-5, UHF
403 - 433 (450) MHz
With prog-adapter
Motorola GP300, UHF
403 - 433 (450) MHz
Motorola MT 700, UHF
450 MHz
Motorola Expo
UHF
Motorola MC2100, VHF
136 - 174 MHz
Motorola GM350, VHF
136 - 178 MHz
Motorola GM900, VHF
136 - 178 MHz
Motorola MC spectro
VHF Midband 66-88 MHz
This is a Stornophone 6000 with a Motorola front panel
RSS for MC Spectro
Motorola Staccato, VHF
136 - 174 MHz
Programmed for 2 m amateur band
Motorola Staccato, VHF midband
66 - 88 MHz
Programmed for Police, Ambulance and Fire Department
Motorola Staccato
Control circuitry
from Stornophone 6000, and RF
circuitry
from
Motorola MC Micro
Motorola MC Micro, VHF
136 - 174 MHz
Motorola MC Micro, VHF Midband
68 - 88 MHz
Motorola MC Micro Sel 5, UHF
403 - 470 MHz
Motorola Base station, VHF Midband
66 - 88 MHz
4-wire remote control
Motorola Base station
Inside
Radio Interface Box (RIB)
For Motorola radios
Programming adapters for
HT600, HT800, P210, MX3000, GP300, GP340, GP1200, MT2100
GM350, GM900, GM950, GM1200, MC900, MC2100
Computer for programming, Victor V286P
Motorola software requires a slow computer to run.
Discharger for Motorola HT600 batteries
Drains down to 8 Volts (1 Volt/cell)
Discharger for Motorola GP300 batteries
Drains down to 6 Volt
Discharger
Circuit diagram
2009
