Titles are Clickable
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| A detailing of
the model codes for the VHF, UHF and 800Mcs
MaxTrac Radios. |
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| Intro to the MaxTrac,
MaxTrac 50, MaxTrac 100, MaxTrac 300, Radius
M100, M214, M216, and GM-300 mobiles |
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step-by-step procedure that will upgrade
any MaxTrac to 16 or 32 channels
(depending on the logic board), with
options like scan. |
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article goes with the "Upgrading" article
above. It has additional notes including a
procedure for converting a trunking logic
board to conventional. |
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| A step-by-step procedure
that makes a UHF MaxTrac a lot more useful
on 440-450 Mcs. |
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| Information
on connections to radios with both 16-pin
and 5-pin logic boards. |
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Another great page for repeater
interfacing to the MaxTracs. |
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is how I created an interfacing between
repeaters/radios to DMK Engineering's USB
to Radio Interface Controller to the PC
running Asterisk. |
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This document shows how to make the
conversions from 136 to 174 MaxTracs to
218 to 225 Mcs. Band. |
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will show how to interface and power a TT3
from the mic jack of a 5 pin Maxtrac or
the rear of a 16 pin Maxtrac |
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Motorola GM300 information Page
The GM300 was Motorola's next step in the MaxTrac / Radius mobile product lines.
The GM300 and the M120 are the same series of radio.
The M120 is just the limited version, not unlike the Maxtrac 50 compared with the Maxtrac 300. Includes model number information.
Motorola_Radius_Mobile_Radios-M100_M206-M2O8-M214-M216_Series
There are some Radius GM300 radios that are M100, M206, M208, M214, and M216 series. Includes model number information.
Channel Upgrade to the GM300 Radio
This procedure is for the purpose of adding more channels / modes to the GM300 radio. Including model number information.
Motorola Syntor X Information
The Model information table.
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