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Does anyone have any feedback or have ever monitored a VHF P25 Phase 1 LSM system with the G5? Looking to purchase one and wanted to ask before making the purchase.


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I've watched those on YouTube. The county I'm in they are vhf p25 so didn't know if it'd make a difference.


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I've watched those on YouTube. The county I'm in they are vhf p25 so didn't know if it'd make a difference.


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The Motorola system is 800 and the Harris system is VHF. It won't make a difference to the receiver. I have been very impressed with the unit it does almost as good as a radio itself and sometimes better.
 

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I have a G5 UHF-H, 7/800. The UHF (like your VHF) will use the internal loop antenna while the 7/800 uses the supplied stubby. Had great success on UHF trunked systems within the County. Outside the County I would lose my signal obviously before my XTL5000 with a roof mounted antenna, but the receiver on this little thing was great. The 7/800 was pretty much equal to my APX, XTS and is fantastic on both Motorola and Harris systems.


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