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They come with the needed flexes and parts. We bought a bunch of them.

L3Harris sells kits to convert between dash and remote or the other way.

In the for sale section on this site.

Ours are restricted heavily (federal), so we can't add or delete anything without getting approval. This makes it so we cannot do a fresh install; I sure wish we could. We are at the mercy of what ever image they choose to use. The laptops work sometimes, but after about 10 or 15 Motorola...

11th Gen i5 2.61GHz with 16GB of RAM running Windows 10. Constantly having to reboot. I assuming that it is the image. I assume that someone just blew in an image from a different laptop model. Some vendors are very good at doing things like that, one in particular.

On our latest laptop upgrade, we got Panasonic FZ-55 and we have had nothing but problems with APX and Astro25 CPS. Both programs will crash after an undetermined amount of programming. Then we have to reboot the laptop to make it work again. It is infuriating. Not a Motorola problem on our...

Not too sure. My AT-6666 is in a mobile setup.

I have seen a lot of folks look in CPS and set the RX PL, but forget to scroll to the right and set the TX PL. Maybe this is rhe case here?

Here is the same L3go radio next to an XL-200P.

I have a comically small XL400P radio. Notice, this is not a Lego kit, but L3go...lol

You'd think so, but that is exactly how I had my repeater set up for years. DPL for input and it output a PL. I was shocked at the amount of people that could not get the settings programmed correctly, even with me explaining in detail how to program their radios. I got so fed up with it...

I wish we could network them over the internet, but several sites don't have internet access, so we set up a link radio connected via v.24. Works like a champ.

We are using back to back Quantars connected via v.24. Link Quantar is set up as a base. It works very well.

Mine is an RPB. It was an original open-bolt semi that was converted at some point by H& H Mfg. The Uzi is an IMI that is a converted registered receiver with full machinegun specs. Even the markings were redone to SMG specs

One of the most frustrating things about the CCR is that they don't sound bad on analog, but sounding good on one frequency and causing harmful interference on a bunch of others is not good. When users are told that they sound great, it reinforces their use of these awful radios. Even when...

I'm assuming they were using TDMA, since he mentioned that it was a DMR repeater. There were a lot of low audio DMR CCR users on my repeater during the DMR craze.

Correct. Nothing is changed in the repeaters, but that doesn't take away from the fact that I use MDC on my systems.

My console doesn't support MODAT or GE STAR, so only MDC gets used on my repeaters.

I'm not against cheaper radios. I am against poorly engineered transmitters that spew out spurious emissions from DC to daylight. If BowelFart radios had better filtering to stop the spurs, I'd be all for them. I did buy a couple CCR PRC152 radios just for a joke and they actually were...

Correct. If I had a way to ban them outright, I would. I loathe CCRs.