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GTX
The Motorola GTX is the easiest to get
on the band. It is just a programming issue. There are Mobiles and
Handy Talkies. Be careful on the model numbers, some may be stuck in
Trunking, then they are just paperweights.
In the case of the HT the best
find would be:
H11WCD4CB1AN This model has the ability for 10 Conventional Channels
then the Keypad is will do DTMF in the
HAM applications however you must choose phone capability for each
conventional personalities you wish it to work on.
H11WCD4CU1AN
H11WCC4DU1_N
Motorola apparently came out with a
new series of GTX portables for 800/900 use. This new GTX portable
contains no display nor keypad. Channel selector on top is a 16
position channel selector but will (according to our documentation)
only support 12 trunked channels and 4 conventional channels.
The GTX Mobile
The most important thing is to make
sure that any radio you pickup, be sure the W is the fourth
Character.
Just be sure the 4th Character is a
W if it is a U it is 800MHZ and not useable
GTX info at Bat Labs |
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