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What A Find!
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- DevilDog66
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What A Find!
Post by DevilDog66 »
My mint condition looks like it hasn't even been out of the box Motorola MT2000. Its been programmed for the 440 HAM bands and I was also able to find a new in the box still in the plastic shoulder mic for it as well! the TX & RX are great and its built like a tank! Just like the one I remembered using on the street for many a year! 73 everyone!
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I think they still make that model but it's still a good find.I remember using something similar but had the marine frequencies in it.
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Thanks Greg, I am considering getting a vhf one as well and have it programmed with some 2m repeaters and marine freqs. Unfortunately I talked to a local Motorola tech and he advised that they quit making the MT2000 around 1998 or so, but I have found a semi retired Motorola tech that can do the programming.
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Re: What A Find!
Post by MDYoungblood »
Boy, 1998, well it was a good model radio, probably the reason they stopped making them because they lasted forever. Yea, need a Motorola tech for sure, he/she will have the cloning software to program them, Motorola is very particular about that getting out to the public.
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