This is interesting:
Harris Unity XG-100 P25 Full Spectrum Digital Portable Radio 136-870mhz | eBay
Harris Unity XG-100 P25 Full Spectrum Digital Portable Radio 136-870mhz | eBay
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Harris' Answer to the Moto APX?
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Not all that interesting to many of us. It's been around for a while now and is a triband as opposed to the APX being a dualband. However, they are rather rare on the used radio market.
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also the Thales Liberty and there is a Datron model, can't remember the number. Expensive, but nice when you need to talk to agencies on different bands. Interesting to see one on E-Bay, makes me wonder where it came from, or what's wrong with it. Price seems kind of high for a used one.
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Seller ended the listing early, 1 offer.
I'd ponder myself if it fell off a truck s where. There are very few of these on the used market.
Notice the lack of listing details. If you're legit and selling a high end product, you'd think one would show the ID tag, software/firmware version, installed options, and give history on the unit.
But they don't call it brokenstolencounterfeitradios.com for nothing!
I'd ponder myself if it fell off a truck s where. There are very few of these on the used market.
Notice the lack of listing details. If you're legit and selling a high end product, you'd think one would show the ID tag, software/firmware version, installed options, and give history on the unit.
But they don't call it brokenstolencounterfeitradios.com for nothing!
Didn't you see the picture of the back of the radio? It shows a serial number. (A40201000xxxx)
Looking through the Stolen Radio DB on Harris' techlink, i don't see that one listed. So there is a chance it's legitimate. But it appears to still be programmed with a Chicago PD mission plan, that's a little concerning.
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