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hey everyone,
i just purchased what i believe to be an HT1250 on e-bay. i keep hearing conflicting reports on what model number designates what. so i will post my model number here... i am sure one of you know exactly what it is. It is in a yellow case with a dtmf keypad as well. aah25sdf9aa5an. i hope that this is the one that has 128 coventional freqs and is of the 450-520 split.......


also ..... can i program scanlists do incorporate channels frome different zones?????
 
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MIKEYP0323 said:
hey everyone,
i just purchased what i believe to be an HT1250 on e-bay. i keep hearing conflicting reports on what model number designates what. so i will post my model number here... i am sure one of you know exactly what it is. It is in a yellow case with a dtmf keypad as well. aah25sdf9aa5an. i hope that this is the one that has 128 coventional freqs and is of the 450-520 split.......


also ..... can i program scanlists do incorporate channels frome different zones?????
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Yes - Motorola HT1250 450-520, Limited keypad model II

Not sure but I think its 128 channel and yes you program scan lists to incorporate channels from different zones.
 
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Yes, it's 128 channels, and yes, you can incorporate 16 personalities from any zone into a single list.
 
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