The Ni-Cads you could possible replace just take some hunting around for a Moto Dealer who may have some sitting on a shelf someplace, I kinda have my doubts about aftermarkets after reading someones cell phone exploded with a aftermarket battery ( probably made at the cheapest rice factory  { or maybe prison factory } ).
 
Rest of the gear just looking around to see what programming it will take.
 
 
M. H.
----- Original Message -----
From: N�ATH
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 2:11 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Motorola Flexars - Sell?

I have a friend that sent me the following e-mail: Are there any Motorola fans out there that can tell me what could be done with these? These rigs are in EXTREMELY good condition - Look New.( The repeaters ( I haven't seen the HT's )). I don't know if they have PL, DPL, any type of an ID or what in them. Are they of value at all? My friend is getting along in years and doesn't want to try and build anything from them.
 
 
>Dave / what could be done with 2 Motorola Flexar base repeaters on 469.775 mhz DPL 3l5, probably about >10 maybe 25 watts, these were used in a large metal warehouse for communications by the maintenance >crew, the H/T's had 6 channels, 469.775; 464.775;466.100; & simplex 461.100; 469.775; 466.100.........the >Motorola H/T's were HT600's. Do not have any manuals. Do have 2 small turnstyle antennas to go with the >repeaters.
 
Can anybody help me with info on these? Are they useable on the amateur bands or worthwhile to try to convert? I think the talkies are probably all with drop in chargers and everything was being used when the
warehouse went belly up. I wouldn't hazard a guess on the condition of the Ni-cads. Probably some good /some bad. They have all been off for a period of time.
 
Dave / N�ATH














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