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AF1UD

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Has anyone used/tested one of these yet? I haven't run into much information about them besides a brochure and if anyone's seen these out in the wild.
 

CanesFan95

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You can even go into the screens and it tells you all the information.

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CanesFan95

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Like the radio a lot, it's my work-assigned unit. For RPM2, there doesn't seem to be anything in the wild.
 

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Just got a quote on it. For $5000, better off getting an XL-200P.
 

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Just got a quote on it. For $5000, better off getting an XL-200P.
An XL-45 has a list price of $2200
An XL-95 has a list price of $2300
If you were adding P25 trunking and a bunch of extras, $5000 would still be a bit high. Do you qualify for state/NASPO contract pricing?
 

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An XL-45 has a list price of $2200
An XL-95 has a list price of $2300
If you were adding P25 trunking and a bunch of extras, $5000 would still be a bit high. Do you qualify for state/NASPO contract pricing?
Even then, the $2300 is a high price tag. I thought it'd be around where the NX series is at $1-2k
 

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Even then, the $2300 is a high price tag. I thought it'd be around where the NX series is at $1-2k

It is. Harris ain't cheap.
With contract pricing, that should be an easy 25% off, which is still kind of expensive but gets you close.
 

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Does anyone know if this radio can be programmed with an XG-75 programming cable ?
 
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