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Mozilla
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XTS 5000
What you are about to do is make it into a very expensive brick. The 5000 series is not a forgiving radio for this type operation. Without the proper equipment and know how, trying to cram a flashcode into one will probably result in a depot trip at $300 + dollars.
What you are about to do is make it into a very expensive brick. The 5000 series is not a forgiving radio for this type operation. Without the proper equipment and know how, trying to cram a flashcode into one will probably result in a depot trip at $300 + dollars.
grem467
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the ONLY way to have a flashcode upgraded on an XTS5000 is for motorola to do it (ie pay for it)
there are no "frankenflash" methods for the ASTRO-25 series radios.
there are no "frankenflash" methods for the ASTRO-25 series radios.
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Lets put it this way.
If you don't know what you have, don't bother playing with it.
Chances are you have one of the Alpha series radio's with the flashcode you have, and your not going to be able to do much. If you have an alpha radio, your stuck as is...as these are test radio's never meant for open market, and you have a nice brick.
If you don't know what you have, don't bother playing with it.
Chances are you have one of the Alpha series radio's with the flashcode you have, and your not going to be able to do much. If you have an alpha radio, your stuck as is...as these are test radio's never meant for open market, and you have a nice brick.
grem467
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that flashcode is becoming about as common as the ole nick whoreflash.
grem467
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nope..
the XTS3000 uses the same cable as the HT1000/MTX8000/ Jedi series
the XTS3000 uses the same cable as the HT1000/MTX8000/ Jedi series
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