Motorola pro 5100 vhf manuals#
Motorola pro 5100 vhf professional#

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Motorola pro 5100 vhf manuals#

I mainly can be found on the Apex 442.075 repeater when I'm in -> Instruction, users and service manuals for Motorola Sometimes I'll bring the XTS or a 5100 to chat on P25 ham repeaters in other cities. I always bring my Uniden 396, and with the programming cable and ARC396 it's a snap to load freqs and trunking systems. When I'm 'on the road' flying, I do a lot of overnights in hotels at cities across the US. I also have a PRO-93, 2053, and Uniden 246T for analog monitoring.ДЄ Kenwood TM-D700 is in my Avalanche, for mobile APRS and VHF/UHF repeaters.

Also listen to Cary PD when I'm in the area.

The XTS-3000 is programmed with local UHF repeaters, local LEO repeaters, FRS/GMRS, Raleigh PD, MURS, etc and is the radio I use every day.ДЄ Kenwood TH-F6 is my most often used handheld when I need something multi-band and pocket size.ДЄlso on the shelf is my first $$$$ HT, a KW TH-78 an ICOM IC-T81, Yaesu VX-1R, Vertex VXA-700, KW TH-D7A, and an ICOM R3.ДЇor scanning I mainly use a Uniden 396T, and a PRO-96 when mobile, monitoring various analog and digital VIPER agencies such as RDU airport LEO and CFR, Wake SO, RPD, SHP, and other local towns such as Fuquay and Apex. Various HTs.two UHF Low ASTRO Motorola model 3 XTS-3000s, two EF-Johnson 5100 model 3 VHF P25, one EFJ model 1 UHF P25 5100. RS PRO-2004 scanner (w/ the typical mods) that I've owned since new, tapped to run UniTrunker on the VIPER 800mhz system, using a RS discone in the attic Yaesu FT857D VHF/UHF/HF using a homebrew dipole in the attic Antenna is a dual-band vertical in the attic. ● Kenwood TM-D710 for various VHF & UHF repeaters, and APRS weather using a Davis VPII. ● Wake Co NC (Holly Springs/Cary area) There are others, but they sorta come and go when somebody makes an offer I can't refuse. It was obtained at a county surplus auction about 16 years ago, and which was still in the original box, never installed or used. 'Antique' radios that still work and are listened to regularly besides the old GE include a MotherMoto Mocom 70 4 channel VHF with scan head. It and the other home radios are on a pair of blue top Optimas with a hot standby dual battery pulse/sampling intelligent charger/conditioner/power supply from a 330 watt MotherMoto Micor base station. Except for power failures in its early years and two moves, this old MASTR Pro receiver has been powered up continuously for almost 40 years.

Motorola pro 5100 vhf professional#

Yes, it's LMR ДЎ Yaesu FT-7800 (unmodified) for things amateurДЎ Yaesu FT-857 (unmodified) for things amateurДЎ venerable GE MASTR Progress Line Professional Series 4 channel 100 watt mobile on the local NCSHP channels (RX only, I sold the tubes for good money). I live in Winston-Salem, drive a corporate Ranger FX4, and am a member of the Greensboro Amateur Society and Guilford County ARES.ДЎ Spectra Hi-Power A9 VHF for fire and LEДЎ Spectra Hi-Power A9 UHF for fire and LEДЎ MaraTrac 42-50 low band A7 for things in the 42-50 MHz range, mostly NCSHP and the few remaining low band fire freqsДЎ ICOM IC-208H for ham use, and no, it's not modified for 'out of ham band ops.'ДЎ ICOM IC-V8000 LMR for things still VHF conventional. Yaesu VX-5R tuned to Ham Radio repeaters & various VHF/UHF public safety.ДЄnd of course my girlfriend has one of my scanners as she also lives in Raleigh and likes to have Raleigh PD UHF dispatch as noise in the background. One Weather Radio set to SAME alert for Central NC. One scanner tuned to Various Viper digital talkgroups. One scanner tuned to Wake County digital Talkgroups. One scanner tuned to all analog VIPER talkgroups. 2 scanners tuned to Raleigh/Wake VHF EMS Dispatch. 2 scanners tuned to Raleigh/Wake County VHF Fire Dispatch. 2 scanners tuned to Raleigh PD UHF Dispatch (one in den, one in bedroom). I cover 'DC to Daylight' but to give you an idea of what is on at the moment: I also monitor Durham Communications (Durham County) while at my day job in Durham. ~I monitor pretty much everything in Wake County and keep an ear on VIPER statewide. ~Everyday use radios: Certain unnamed Uniden Handheld, Radio Shack Pro 96/2096, Uniden BC246t, Yaesu VX-5r, Uniden BC895xlt, Radio Shack Pro 95, Radio Shack Pro2037, Uniden BC3000xlt, Uniden BC245xlt, Uniden BC235xlt (still going strong!), Lots of 10 channel VHF/UHF scanners that I can't remember exact model #s, Sangean ATS 909 for Shortwave.