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Title: Any interest in emergency services radios? Post by: WeatherChaser on February 04, 2017, 05:40:29 AM I am selling two items from my emergency services collection...
The first item is a Motorola Minitor V Pager in VHF. I modified the software so it will do 143-174 MHz. Included is the pager, battery, and charger. Free programming! I would like to get ~$175 with free USA shipping. Next item is a Kenwood TK-3180K UHF portable radio. It is flashed to do 440-520 MHz, and includes a shoulder mix, new battery, antenna, and battery Conditioner. I cannot program this one, but free shipping. I would like to get ~$215 with free USA shipping. Photos available on request. Is there any interest here? Title: Re: Any interest in emergency services radios? Post by: TheButterZone on February 05, 2017, 02:12:36 AM I wonder how limited-use the Minitor would be. Is it the dual-freq model? Does it have to hear tones to record the voice traffic, or could it be set to any simplex or repeater output freq(s) & playback the last traffic heard, for example a mayday on 146.52?
https://www.motorolasolutions.com/en_us/products/pagers/discontinued-products/minitor-v.html#tabproductinfo Title: Re: Any interest in emergency services radios? Post by: WeatherChaser on February 05, 2017, 03:31:04 PM I wonder how limited-use the Minitor would be. Is it the dual-freq model? Does it have to hear tones to record the voice traffic, or could it be set to any simplex or repeater output freq(s) & playback the last traffic heard, for example a mayday on 146.52? Hi!https://www.motorolasolutions.com/en_us/products/pagers/discontinued-products/minitor-v.html#tabproductinfo The Minitor worked well on 162.XXX when I used it for NWS alerts (Long C time of 1050Hz) I am pretty sure it requires a tone to be played... but if I recall in the programming software, you can program the DTMF tones for like 1-seconds, and once that tone is held for 1.1-seconds, it will open the squelch and alert. This one isn't a stored voice Pager however. |