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Need Help Identifying Radio

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cyrix9445

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I was hoping someone here could help me out with this, I'm looking to ID this radio:

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It looks like a Motorola Saber II, or MX2000, but with a white casing. Also, the screen looks a little different. Could this not be a Motorola, possibly a re-brand?
 

cyrix9445

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Was the white case an option? I've looked at a ton of sabers, all of them with black cases
 

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ah excellent, thanks guys! So they are custom/prop radios.

I noticed that the JP prop radios lack some buttons on the side. I saw mention of RAT buttons, is that what they are missing?
 
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