GM300 and CM300 information...

[k6cpo]

I acquired these radios yesterday and I want to confirm that the information I learned about them is correct. They came without manuals, microphones or any other documentation.

The GM300, Model No. M33GMC00D2AA, is a 10-25 watt, VHF (146-174MHz,) 8 Channel, narrow band capable radio and the CM300, Model no. AAM50RNF9AA1AN, is a 25 watt, UHF (438-470 MHz) radio, also narrow band capable.

I was thinking about donating them to the local railroad museum, but since the CM300 is UHF, it seems a better idea to keep them for possible future ham use.

If any of the Motorola experts could here confirm my findings, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks.

 

[SteveC0625]

I acquired these radios yesterday and I want to confirm that the information I learned about them is correct. They came without manuals, microphones or any other documentation.

The GM300, Model No. M33GMC00D2AA, is a 10-25 watt, VHF (146-174MHz,) 8 Channel, narrow band capable radio and the CM300, Model no. AAM50RNF9AA1AN, is a 25 watt, UHF (438-470 MHz) radio, also narrow band capable.

I was thinking about donating them to the local railroad museum, but since the CM300 is UHF, it seems a better idea to keep them for possible future ham use.

If any of the Motorola experts could here confirm my findings, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks.

You are correct. The CM300 is a 32 channel model.

 

[k6cpo]

You are correct. The CM300 is a 32 channel model.

Thanks.

If that CM300 was a VHF model, the museum would probably jump on it...