Only one got back to me. Dropped it off, but they are only open half day friday and then closed Monday. So, hopefully this next week!
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NX-1300 K2 and NX-3300 NXDN compatibility?
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mmckenna
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If they have a service monitor with auto tune, the process takes 10-15 minutes. Just depends on how backlogged the techs are. But with the process being automated, I usually set them up and go do something else.
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No idea. Guess I'll find out!
Good news, it seems a friend and fellow paramedic I worked with at Albuquerque Ambulance runs the operations at one of the dealers in town. He's got the radio now and we'll see what's up with it.
Well, I'm not an electrical engineer...but I think there's something wrong here.....Dealer just sent me this.
The techs words to me were something like referencing divine excrement.
mmckenna
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But it was working in analog mode?
Yep
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Wow, that's odd.
Quite. Or in this case, the original seller has been amazing and offered to exchange it.
Even better.
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