[This followup was posted to rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors and a copy
was sent to the cited author.]

In article , says...

looking for 2 matched sets tx\rx xtals for motorola moxy vhf radios or a
single set of tx\rx for 152.90 Please email

FWIW: It's considered rude to post a request for an E-mail
response to a Usenet newsgroup, and then never check the group for
responses.

International Crystal in Oklahoma City can help you. See this
link:

http://www.icmfg.com/motorola.html#vhf_hi

Their part number for what you want is 167950.

Keep in mind that the radio will need at least minimal alignment
following a crystal change (the degree of such depends on how far away
the new frequency is from the radio's original one), and that you will
need the proper test gear (an RF communications analyzer, aka a service
monitor), and the radio's manual, to do that alignment.

If you lack the appropriate test gear and documentation, I can do
the recrystal and alignment for you at rates considerably lower than a
commercial shop.

Since the frequency you're referencing is a commercial one (looks
like a public safety allocation), I would also need to know what your
FCC-assigned callsign is before I could do anything.

Happy hunting.


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looking for 2 matched sets tx\rx xtals for motorola moxy vhf radios or a
single set of tx\rx for 152.90 Please email

thanks, Jeff

thanks for the info.
Dr. Anton T. Squeegee wrote:
[This followup was posted to rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors and a copy
was sent to the cited author.]

In article , says...


looking for 2 matched sets tx\rx xtals for motorola moxy vhf radios or a
single set of tx\rx for 152.90 Please email


FWIW: It's considered rude to post a request for an E-mail
response to a Usenet newsgroup, and then never check the group for
responses.

International Crystal in Oklahoma City can help you. See this
link:

http://www.icmfg.com/motorola.html#vhf_hi

Their part number for what you want is 167950.

Keep in mind that the radio will need at least minimal alignment
following a crystal change (the degree of such depends on how far away
the new frequency is from the radio's original one), and that you will
need the proper test gear (an RF communications analyzer, aka a service
monitor), and the radio's manual, to do that alignment.

If you lack the appropriate test gear and documentation, I can do
the recrystal and alignment for you at rates considerably lower than a
commercial shop.

Since the frequency you're referencing is a commercial one (looks
like a public safety allocation), I would also need to know what your
FCC-assigned callsign is before I could do anything.

Happy hunting.

In article , jrd wrote:
looking for 2 matched sets tx\rx xtals for motorola moxy vhf radios or a
single set of tx\rx for 152.90 Please email

Just order them from QMX crystals. At ten bucks or so each it's probably
easier just to have new ones cut.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."