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It appears that the new Mototrbo CM300d uses Mototrbo CPS to program it, but does anyone have any idea what cable it uses? I haven't found a good enough picture anywhere to tell if it has one of the round mic jacks or the same one that is on the CM300.
 
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PMKN4147A is the USB programming cable, according to MOL. Interesting in that it's only $11.60.

The CM200d/300d uses an RJ45 type jack like the older radios, but according to the accessory fact sheet, you should only use the new series of microphones that have been "optimized" for both digital and analog use. Hopefully they will sound better than the current mics.

I wonder if the new CMd accessories are compatible with the CM series? Or vise-verse?
 
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Avery93 said:
PMKN4147A is the USB programming cable, according to MOL. Interesting in that it's only $11.60.

The CM200d/300d uses an RJ45 type jack like the older radios, but according to the accessory fact sheet, you should only use the new series of microphones that have been "optimized" for both digital and analog use. Hopefully they will sound better than the current mics.

I wonder if the new CMd accessories are compatible with the CM series? Or vise-verse?
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I saw that cable on MOL also, but thought that was way too cheap! Wonder if it is mispriced.
 
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