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M/A-COM will test its radios on a Project 25 network in Mesa, Ariz., he said.

That sounds interesting ... has anyone in the Mesa AZ area seen evidence of this?

-rick
 

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MA-COM to test their raiod on Motorola system

rfmobile said:
M/A-COM will test its radios on a Project 25 network in Mesa, Ariz., he said.

That sounds interesting ... has anyone in the Mesa AZ area seen evidence of this?

-rick

It is my understanding that the test was conducted and the radios did work. We will just have to wait for the inside details to surface.

J
 
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Re: MA-COM to test their raiod on Motorola system

jim202 said:
rfmobile said:
M/A-COM will test its radios on a Project 25 network in Mesa, Ariz., he said.

That sounds interesting ... has anyone in the Mesa AZ area seen evidence of this?

-rick

It is my understanding that the test was conducted and the radios did work. We will just have to wait for the inside details to surface.

J
http://www.insidebayarea.com/oaklandtribune/localnews/ci_2604779
 
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