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MCS-2000 Siren Interfacing

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ssilk_05641

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Looking for information on interfacing a siren with my MCS-2000.

What Motorola Siren/pa box do i need?
Cables Needed?

I'm new to the use and programming of motorola radios.
i read that you can use the systems 9000 sirens with these radios is this true?

Radio is a MCS-2000 110watt UHF 403-470MHZ Module 2 Control Head

Radio Modle Number: M01HX+627W
ID#M01RLM9PW6BN

Any help with this would be great.
73'S
KB1TQR
 

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did you ever find the cable you needed to connect the system 9000 to the MCS200. I am trying to do the same.
 
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