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flametamer

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The current XL series operators manual(updated this month) shows a new XL-150 model. I can't find anything about it other than the manual states that is is single band. What's the deal?

Dt
 

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I haven't seen anything from the FCC but DHS shows it was CAP tested in December and available in VHF, UHF and 700/800 and supports AES encryption. Perhaps a replacement for the XG-15p and/or 25p.
 

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The current XL series operators manual(updated this month) shows a new XL-150 model. I can't find anything about it other than the manual states that is is single band. What's the deal?

Dt

It's the XL Series equivalent to the XG-15P.

I wonder how long it will be until the XG series is phased out...
 

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I was referring to official end-of-life/end-of-support announcements for XG series models.

XG-75M UHF model was discontinued in 2019. End-of-support in 2024.
 
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