I have a motorola analog spectra VHF high power modile radio. I am
wondering if it is possible to get a vehicle repeater systems for this
radio. I am wanting to be able to get out of my vehicle with a UHF handheld
and be able to talk back through the repeater and go out over my VHF radio.
I would also like to be able to change the channels from the handheld if
possible. If anyone can help with these please reply.

Thanks Scot

I have a motorola analog spectra VHF high power modile radio. I am
wondering if it is possible to get a vehicle repeater systems for this
radio. I am wanting to be able to get out of my vehicle with a UHF
handheld and be able to talk back through the repeater and go out over
my VHF radio. I would also like to be able to change the channels from
the handheld if possible. If anyone can help with these please reply.


Personally, I'd get a ham dual band radio that can do that all in one
package. However, if you must keep the Spectra, you'd probably be best
advised to contact a Motorola dealership to see what is available. It
sure will be a lot more expensive than using a ham dual-band, though.


Ed K7AAT

Motorola makes a pricy vehicular repeater called the Systems 9000. Check
out the "bat labs" website and search Google for Systems 9000 VRS. There
is an informative site. However if yours is a dash mount unit, the
conversion will be quite a hassle. You might check the "Pyramid" site
for their VRS Vehicular Repeater, as it will be easier to interface. I
am not sure if the Pyramid unit has the required sp9600 serial interface
to change channels, but it might.

Joe

s.olson wrote:

I have a motorola analog spectra VHF high power modile radio. I am
wondering if it is possible to get a vehicle repeater systems for this
radio. I am wanting to be able to get out of my vehicle with a UHF handheld
and be able to talk back through the repeater and go out over my VHF radio.
I would also like to be able to change the channels from the handheld if
possible. If anyone can help with these please reply.

Thanks Scot





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"All Righty Then"