My bad on that one Steve. Meant to only throw it in as 900. We had a need for a
high split 900 station 934-950 and could not get a M3. Still fighting Motorola
for a Quantar to use there. Due to the frequency pair we have, it overlaps the
two models they make between
TX freq & RX Freq, but thats another story for another thread.
Andy
"Steve Bosshard (NU5D)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Andy, are you meaning the M3 is not made for 800 Mhz., or not
dual band (800/900)? The ones I maintain are 800 Mhz. Steve
On 4/30/07, Andrew G. < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have used,
programmed, setup, and interfaced both the Motorola and MA/COM equipment. I
like both equally. The Motorola Quantar is very nice, and everything is self
contained. Not big on the MTR2000 station but they are fine as well. The MA/COM
MASTR III repeaters are great also. Only drawback is they are not made for
800/900MHz. Other than that, its really who you want to deal with.
Andy
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