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Is this simplex MOTOTRBO?

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Heard this on 452.850 CSQ and 457.850 CSQ (both simplex) in Urbana, IL at Krannert Center for the Performing Arts. They recently bought Motorola XPR radios but this doesn't sound like MOTOTRBO but all I've ever heard was MOTOTRBO from a repeater. I was there Saturday and the radios sounded digital from what I could hear over the crowd noise.

Anyone know what this is?
 

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Yes, I think that is TRBO simplex. It sounds a bit different from the TRBO simplex I've heard, but I think that's just because of the recording.

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