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what radios are support on a phase I and phase II system

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Jay911

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If your talking Motorola, it's the APX series radios.

Big bucks for them.

Jim

Um, the XTL line will handle phase I quite nicely.

And to the OP: to the best of my knowledge, no land mobile radio handles CDMA (code division multiple access, used in telephony). Did you mean either FDMA (frequency division multiple access) otherwise known as phase I and/or TDMA (time division multiple access) otherwise known as phase II?
 

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And yes I probley should of did a search for the answer but I post here beacouse u get a quick and straight answer from the best
 
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