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Motorola MTS2000 Flashport Problem

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radiogeek94

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hello, i have a Motorola MTS2000 Flashport radio, when i turn my radio on, the little green light comes on, runs a self check, then the radio shuts off, it isn't the battery because it works fine on my other radio, any ideas?
 

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hello, i have a Motorola MTS2000 Flashport radio, when i turn my radio on, the little green light comes on, runs a self check, then the radio shuts off, it isn't the battery because it works fine on my other radio, any ideas?

Could be the cpu is bad, maybe did not pass the rf check during boot up , rf controller defective any number of things could be the issue
 

mikewazowski

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That's why I thought 800 MHz but you're right, it would appear to be an inhibited radio.
 

Devilz311

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its 480-520Mhz

hello, i have a Motorola MTS2000 Flashport radio, when i turn my radio on, the little green light comes on, runs a self check, then the radio shuts off, it isn't the battery because it works fine on my other radio, any ideas?

Where did the radio come from? I know Ocean County has zapped several radios in the past that were reported stolen.
 

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An MTS2000 radio is either 403 to 470 mHz or 450 to 520 in the UHF band.


Look for a bad flex connection or a bad volume control ON-OFF switch.
 
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