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Motorola MTX 800 Series radio
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The MTX800 is an 800 Mhz radio. The DTMF one you have is probably an 810. What I understand is that it only works for Motorola Type I trunked systems (I may be wrong about that).
You are correct and there is also a remote possibility that he could also have an 820 that is capable of conventional as well.
Thanks, does any one know how to interpret the number H25JWD5170AN, Batlab has a page where this number is broken down for different models and depending on the letter tells what frequency range the radio is, however, It does not apply to my to my model, any suggestions where to find this information?
Thanks for the information so far, it has been very helpful.
Thanks for the information so far, it has been very helpful.
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