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Motorola Mark 12
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The IMTS phone?
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The IMTS phone cmdrwill pictured is a VHF model. Later, Motorola introduced a UHF model with an all solid state transceiver that was about the same size.
They also offered the same transceiver for two-way applications as the Motran Mark 12. It came with a control head similar in appearance to Motrac & Mocom 70 heads.
Maybe that's what Zipper666 has - the control head & mic
They also offered the same transceiver for two-way applications as the Motran Mark 12. It came with a control head similar in appearance to Motrac & Mocom 70 heads.
Maybe that's what Zipper666 has - the control head & mic
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Later was the PULSAR and PULSAR II model phones. These were all pretty nice products . But getting a phone number was difficult.
I had one. It went thru a service, the dialing wasn't too swift. If was basically a VHF radio. You had to wait for a free channel and the operator would call you back to pick up a certain line.
Mine was push to talk.
Best for its day.
Mine was push to talk.
Best for its day.
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Wow. Old memories. I used a VHF ex taxi radio which I re crystaled to the JL mobile phone freq. In Montreal where I lived, we‘d key the mike for a few seconds, & the overseas operator in Montreal would dial the number for us. It worked very well.
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