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Huh, I know the XG100M is/was.
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XG-100P keeps dropping and reacquiring control channel
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Huh, I know the XG100M is/was.
Personally, I would go with IFR (Aeroflex). They do it.
mmckenna
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If I recall correctly, Cobham bought Aeroflex and somehow the IFR product line ended up at Viavi.
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2014, Cobham buys Aeroflex. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aeroflex
2018, Viavi acquired the wireless test and measurement business from Cobham. https://www.viavisolutions.com/en-u...-and-wireless-test-and-measurement-businesses
Post your iden table and the system. If it's showing you the wrong frequency on your CH Info tab it's probably wrong.
Broward County, FL P25 Phase II; Coral Springs FL Phase 1; Fort Lauderdale FL Phase 1.
1 and 2 should be FDMA. 3 and 4 should be TDMA.
Edit: This is assuming all 3 systems are Motorola. Harris and other systems use different band plans and put the TDMA channels in 9 and 10.
Edit: This is assuming all 3 systems are Motorola. Harris and other systems use different band plans and put the TDMA channels in 9 and 10.
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Appears they're all Motorola, so should be fine if he simply swaps the Type settings. I'm not 100% sure about the frequency in #4 though; it's in my head that it should be 762.0125 MHz.
I figured it was around now; good thing I take care of my toys (although I've got a good relationship with my Harris shop, so if something broke they'd do their best to fix it).
762.00625 is correct for both slots on the standard Motorola band plan.
Well, that makes my IFR 'OLD'. someday, I will get it fixed ?
Also how far are u from the tower? Being at a distance where you have less then full bars will will cause this
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