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SRX2200
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Good info
Thanks guys
On another note, I have one heck of a time getting into the forums to reply and actually replying. Not sure why. Sorry gir the delay
Thanks guys
On another note, I have one heck of a time getting into the forums to reply and actually replying. Not sure why. Sorry gir the delay
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ive been in the air force 12 years so far flightline avionics tech; so radios are always something we sign out before going out to the ramp.... i went on numerous TDYs and 1 "deployment" (did 6 reserves and Guard till present) NOT ONCE HAVE I EVER SEEN A MOTOROLA SRX RADIO in service. ive used motorola XTS 2500s, APX8000 (YES CLEARLY LABELED APX8000), the BK RADIO single band portable that TSA Uses, EF Johnson 5100s, Harris XL200Ps... and of course PRC-152s
welcome to the motogang haha i went with an APX4000 as well. i call it the baby APX since most XPR accessories are interchangeble. i will say now coming from a Harris XG100P... motorola audio along with the ability to DOS out MDC1200s makes monitoring MDC heavy traffic a pleasure to listen... not getting smacked with packets all the time haha
ExpatLMRGuy
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Hey there,
I have quite some experience using, programming and repairing SRX-2200's (given that it is my current role as a LMR Tech deployed overseas). What info are you looking for exactly?
ExpatLMRGuy
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I'm surprised to hear that, given that AFCENT specifically uses Motorola SRX's and APX's, CONUS and OCONUS.
Not back in 2013 at least haha
Just because you haven't seen them doesn't mean they aren't deployed and being used. I have added a lot of SRX2200's to our P25 system and as our XTS2500's die off, I'm sure that I'll add a lot more.
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