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Trouble with a motorola

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sycobiker2

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Idk where this post fits in so here it goes

Have a Motorola xts2500 and I want to use it for work so I used a scanner to get the freq and prog it In
It has the fpp option I can hear the other radio on mine and when I go to talk on my radio the other radio won't pick it up. But when I hit the squelch I can hear it over the band there point to point no repetars in use.
Is there a way that there's a pl code on the the tx or rx only?
 

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Sounds like a PL/DPL mis-match somewhere. And yes, you can have a tx/rx-only PL/DPL. In your case it sounds like you may be transmitting on the wrong one.
 

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Yes it is possible. Infact depending on the radios your work uses, its possible they have some sort of split. Although point-to-point it is not a usual occurance. It almost sounds as is if you have a base-to-mobile and mobile-to-base setup and not a mobile-to-mobile.

In all likelyhood to answer your question yes, the Tx is a different tone.
 
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