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So I have a motorola repeater vhf xpr8300, and have a commercial and gmrs license. Current i have a anytone dual band portable and mobile. years ago ht-1000, mtx-8000, mt-2000, mts-2000. I know they make portables that are dual band, but what mobiles?

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Let's try this again: The only multi-band radios Motorola makes (mobile or portable) are the APX series, which are capable of analog or P25 only (no DMR/TRBO).
 
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