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Motorola Demo Kit?

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bsigg

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What are the drawbacks of a Motorola Demo Kit, in particular HK1996A?
 

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Drawback would be that you didn't tell us what YOU want to use/buy it for.

That's an XPR5350 Motorola mobile radio demo kit. It probably comes with a few extras for the rear accessory pins - as they were trying to demonstrate the capabilities of using those radios for Telemetry applications.

The XPR5350 has now been surpassed by the current 5350e model. The "e" series carries some updates/enhancements for audio profiles and enhanced GPS.

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bsigg

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Just looking for something basic for a farm tractor, so this might fit the bill. Don't need a bunch of channels and fancy features.
Found this kit on eBay it seemed like a good deal so I went for it.
 
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