>>>> Be on the lookout for three stolen Motorola MTR2000 UHF repeater >>>> stations. >>>> Thieves removed the units from a locked building on Tassajera >>>> Peak on >>>> Sunday, October 14th, between 1530 and 1600 hours local time. >>>> >>>> They are all model T7566 stations, rated at 100 watts for the >>>> 430-470 MHz >>>> band. They were part of a trunked UHF system operated by >>>> Sterling >>>> Communications. The specific stations are as follows: >>>> >>>> MTR2000 T5766 Serial 474CAR0214, programmed for 464.6000 MHz TX >>>> and >>>> 469.6000 MHz RX >>>> MTR2000 T5766 Serial 474CAR0215, programmed for 463.2000 MHz TX >>>> and >>>> 468.2000 MHz RX >>>> MTR2000 T5766 Serial 474CAR0216, programmed for 463.6250 MHz TX >>>> and >>>> 468.6250 MHz RX >>>> >>>> All units are equipped with the optional preselector bolted to >>>> the rear of >>>> the station. The MTR2000 station is a 3U-high, rack-mounted unit >>>> that is >>>> exactly as pictured in the attached PDF image. The 100 watt >>>> station has >>>> muffin fans on each side, one for the power supply and one for >>>> the PA. >>>> >>>> If you learn of any stations matching the above description, >>>> contact >>>> Sterling Communications at 805-739-9259. >>>> >>>> 73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY >>>> >>>> Forwarded by WA6DFU >>>> Pete Lawn >>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>> 805-547-1683
