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Wed, 22 Jul 2015 01:24:33 +1000
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Iaen Cordell <[log in to unmask]>
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commercial radios
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G'day list, I am looking at reprogramming several Motorola xtl 5000 for the 
70CM band, that way I can listen to the apco25 repeaters in my local airier.
this brings me on to the subject of using commercial radios on ham 
frequencies.
the Motorola RSS software is not speech friendly and I am wondering what 
other commercial radios Icom, Kenwood and the like can be programmed up for 
ham use.
I have a large collection of commercial radios mostly on mpt1327 and apco25 
GRN networks and from my experience most of the programming software is not 
speech friendly.
cheers
IC
 

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