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APX 6000R?
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Yep Motorola makes an APX6000R, and an 8000R as well. Not sure if the HXE has taken over for the 8000R though. The real “rugged” version of the 6000 would be the 6000XE. As far as I know, the “R” is just a standard cased radio that is submersible ( and available in a few colors like green, yellow, black etc )
Weather resistant, yes. Submersible, only certain models.
Can the APX 6000 receive PhaseII mode
Someone already answered that in the other thread that you started about that topic.
Well im sorry about the mix up, my post was deleted , I never got a answer to my question. I always abide by the rules here so TY anyway.
Well for starters, asking in this thread is what's known as hijacking...asking an off-topic question in someone else's thread, and that is frowned upon. As to whether or not the APX 6000 is capable of P25 Phase II, that model was first released over a decade ago, and there is no shortage of info about it online. In fact, the very first result of a Google search for "APX 6000 Phase II" returns the data sheet, which answers your question.
Thank You for your reply , after 3000 posts I have never hijacked , i apologize for any trouble I have caused .
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