I bit the bullet and paid the $200 Bluetooth works fine for most of my programming needs, but always good to have a cable
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Harris XG-100P programming cable
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Fixing to make the purchase for the one at New London Technology. Yes, I do have the Harris Keyloader program and from what "I've been told" that the normal Harris programming cable works fine. The other programming cable they sale is for kvl keyloading and etc.
lmao that cable came out well done i would say...
prcguy
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Just buy one of these, take the Hirose connector off and heat shrink on a USB or serial cable to the needed pins. Then buy another and rewire it for use with the KFDtool keyloader.
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Sheepdog Harris XG100P XL200P XL185 XL150P Quick Disconnect Adapter
The Sheepdog QD47 Quick Disconnect Adapter is compatible with Harris UNITY XG-100, XG100P, XL-185P, XL-185Pi XL-200P, XL-200Pi, XL-150P radios. 3-Year Warranty.
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Just FYI, the KeyLoader program, by itself, won't create keys. It only loads them.
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prcguy
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One is a proprietary tool only meant for COMSEC personnel and can only be used with L3HARRRIS radios. The other, is an open source project that can not be used with any type of proprietary keying functionality or used on radios that don't accept the standardized Motorola KVL interface protocol.
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radiotech33
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I seen 1 on ebay for 74.00 bucks that didnt loo to bad..LOL seems it vanished
so thats worse...?
wow..I wanted to purchase 1
You c
ant judge a book by looking at the cover ..But they selling ..and work
so thats worse...?
wow..I wanted to purchase 1
You c
ant judge a book by looking at the cover ..But they selling ..and work
Reconrider
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If you ever decide to sell them, please DM me so I can buy one right away
Reconrider
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How do you know they work? You just posted today about seeing them? You buy one and already have it at your house?
radiotech33
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I got a few...send me your address and I will send you 1 for free hows that
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