Just curious do any of you guys in S. Az. ever copy cartel comms. ? Any recordings?
There are several videos on YouTube where the Cartels are shooting it out with each other or law enforcement and you see a video of a guy holding a Mototrbo radio decoding Cartel audio. These radios often have the contact groups populated, which indicates it is a legit radio and not someone who stumbled onto the correct programming and keys. In my very limited experience south of the border, the cartel equipment (vehicles, weapons, electronics, people) were very much off limits to the locals. The cartel equipment could be left out in the open ready to go and it would not be bothered at all by locals.
Picking up a cartel radio, recording a video of them communicating during a shootout, and then posting it online would attract the kinds of attention that could shorten ones lifespan. My guess is either the person is dead or very close to it. TT
can you post the name of the videos. I just tried looking for them.Mototrbo radio decoding Cartel audio. Nothing came up.
DMR and Mototrbo are the same thing.. Just on is trademarked and the other isn't
The hell it is. MOTOTRBO is Motorola's hardware and proprietary extensions to DMR. Go ahead and tell me what MOTOTRBO I can find in an XPT system?DMR and Mototrbo are the same thing.. Just on is trademarked and the other isn't
ASTRO 25 has never been P25.. It is a Motorola sales tactic to sell something that had a 25 in its name to confuse folks..It was NEVER part of the APCO standard P25 protocol.. 3600 Baud Vs 9600 Baud..That's like calling all P25 stuff ASTRO25...all ASTRO25 is P25 but not all P25 is ASTRO25.
First off.. ASTRO 25 is not any where near P25.. 3600 Baud Vs 9600 Baud.. An APPLE AND A LEMON.. ASTRO 25 is NOT P25 per APCO STANDARDS..NEVER WAS NEVER WILL BE..