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XL-95P & XL-45P VHF/UHF
- Thread starter AF1UD
- Start date
It mostly is…. except for programming.
Do these do dual band on VHF/UHF or am I not interpreting the literature correctly?
ElroyJetson
Getting tired of all the stupidity.
The only VHF/UHF dual band Harris radio today, that I am aware of, is the XL-200. (P or M) Or XL-400P. Which is stupid expensive.
mmckenna
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I'm confused also. They aren't super clear unless you go digging, but I'm still slightly confused:
Pricing guide shows:
C XN-PF78M 2,200.00 PORTABLE, XL-95P, 7/800 MHZ, BLK
XN-PFVUM 2,300.00 PORTABLE, XL-95P, 136-522 MHZ, BLK
There are no line items for a separate VHF model and separate UHF model. There are no feature options for VHF only or UHF only, or a VHF + UHF version.
If you look at this document on the Harris website: https://www.l3harris.com/sites/defa...ortable-two-way-radio-datasheet-i-cs-pspc.pdf
It shows:
XL-95P 700/800 MHz Portable radio
XL-95P VHF & UHF Dual band Portable radio
XL-45P is the same way:
C XK-PF78B 2,200.00 PORTABLE, XL-45P, 7/800 MHZ, PH1, GRAY
C XK-PF78B-C 2,100.00 PORTABLE, XL-45P, 7/800 MHZ, CONV, WIFI, GRAY
C XK-PFVUB 2,300.00 PORTABLE, XL-45P, 136-522 MHZ, PH1, GRAY
C XK-PFVUB-C 2,200.00 PORTABLE, XL-45P, 136-522M, CONV, WIFI, GRAY
If you look at this document from Harris: https://www.l3harris.com/sites/defa...5p-p25-portable-radio-datasheet-d-cs-pspc.pdf
it shows:
| XL 45P VHF & UHF Dual band Portable radio; P25 Ph1 Trunking included XL 45P VHF & UHF Dual band Portable radio; Conventional and PTT-over-Wi-Fi included |
