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Motorola Motorcycle Radio

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joefoss

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I have a vintage Motorola Motorcycle radio, UHF Mocom 35, a 1970s vintage. I am seeking a wiring diagram. I did not obtain the control cably wires. I am seeking a digram of the control cables. I can make one out of a Mocom-70 radio control cable. The motorcycle unit uses plastic connectors as are used on the Syntor series radio. I think the motorcycle unit takea a blue and black plastic connector for the control but it is unknown what is used for the power. I need to know what color wires goes to what connector pin. I will gladly pay for such a manual or wiring print. Anyone got any info where I can obtain a old print? Thanks,
Joe
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No help for you personally, but it appears according to Batlabs that this man may be able to help you with some info on the Mocoms.

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I recently spend several days trying to locate a manual for another Motorola product on the net with no success. I finally searched Ebay and found one within just a few minutes.

Here's what I found just now searching on mocom 70

mocom 70 | eBay

The motorcycle control head might require a different search phrase.

Also, I suspect that the color coding of the wires would be the same for low, high, and uhf so any manual you can lay your hands on will probably tell what you want to know.
 

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Motorola Motorcycle

Yes. Perhaps you may have missed the point. I have the Mocom-70 manuals. It is the motorcycle manual am seeking. I have run "Motorola motorcycle" through several search engines without sucess. As you stated, I will follow the wire color codes which may be the same as the Mocom-70/Motrac, if I can get a print on the motorcycle head. Thanks,
Joe
 
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