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Does anyone know what happened to Cimarron Technologies, Escondido Ca, they made MDC-1200, GE Star, Fleet Sync, DTMF decoders. They slo made ani boards that were plug and play for radios.
 

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That link posted is not for them. Thats a tank manufacturer company.
 

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Cimarron has been gone for several years now.. shame because we still use a lot of their decoders.
 

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Does anyone know what happened to Cimarron Technologies, Escondido Ca, they made MDC-1200, GE Star, Fleet Sync, DTMF decoders. They slo made ani boards that were plug and play for radios.
Midian is a popular one!! Very helpful customer service reps also!!
 

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That's a bummer. Muni shop I was in had some Cimarron decoders kicking around, I put on to use on a base station for all our conventional channels. It was always fun when one of the Solid Waste Services guys would go ahead an rebroadcast the Good Times radio playing in their cab:

Next thing they would hear was one of us techs saying this:

"Truck # Such n so,, this radio channel is for City business use only. What you are doing is against FCC regulations and City Policy!!"

Supervisor truck for that route "Thank you, Radio Shop!! We'll take care of it from here!!"

Moral: Don't be stupid, esp. with employer property.
 
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