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Was at a Sam’s club today and the radios they were using were Motorola and the audio was definitely digital. I always thought they were MURS. Anyone know the modulation type and frequencies?
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Sam’s Club Digital?
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nd5y
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I think this is what they are using at the Walmart near me. They got rid of the MURS radios last year.
www.motorolasolutions.com
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I haven't seen one close up yet.
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That is interesting. It seems like the radios were larger than that. It doesn't say the modulation type, but does show FHSS, which would make scanning impossible.I think this is what they are using at the Walmart near me. They got rid of the MURS radios last year.
DLR1060 Digital Business Radio - Motorola Solutions
Click here to learn more about the DLR1060, a six channel, business radio that operates in the digital 900 MHz ISM license-free band.
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My local Sam's uses the new Motorola Curve 900 MHz FHSS radios with WiFi assistant
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