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Police transceiver
I just got my hands on a mobile motorola GM350 128 channel transceiver.The
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Re: Police transceiver
Yeah so....
i got a motorola MT6000E MASC..the one that is currently in use by most police forces that still use MASC as opposed to TETRA...it also has four key codes and full coverage..text screen and all usual bits you'd expect from motorloa.. so suck it... "Chris" <d@iolfree.ie> wrote in message news:curdcg$ivr$1@kermit.esat.net... >I just got my hands on a mobile motorola GM350 128 channel transceiver.The >kind they use in police vehicles............Pretty cool huh! > |
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What a try hard!
"hugh.g.rekshun" <trugoy_cream@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:EIaQd.1635$A55.785@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net... > Yeah so.... > i got a motorola MT6000E MASC..the one that is currently in use by most > police forces that still use MASC as opposed to TETRA...it also has four > key codes and full coverage..text screen and all usual bits you'd expect > from motorloa.. > so suck it... > > "Chris" <d@iolfree.ie> wrote in message > news:curdcg$ivr$1@kermit.esat.net... >>I just got my hands on a mobile motorola GM350 128 channel transceiver.The >>kind they use in police vehicles............Pretty cool huh! >> > > |
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Re: Police transceiver
>i got a motorola MT6000E MASC..the one that is currently in use by most >police forces that still use MASC as opposed to TETRA...it also has four key >codes and full coverage..text screen and all usual bits you'd expect from >motorloa.. >so suck it... > >"Chris" <d@iolfree.ie> wrote in message news:curdcg$ivr$1@kermit.esat.net... >>I just got my hands on a mobile motorola GM350 128 channel transceiver.The >>kind they use in police vehicles............Pretty cool huh! Beat ya. I've got a Motorola Sabre with encryption and military keyloader.:-) -- Philip de Cadenet Transmitters 'R' Us http://www.transmittersrus.com |
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Nice!Where did you get it from?How much did it cost you?
Chris "Philip de Cadenet" <Philstheboss@thebbc.fslife.co.uk> wrote in message news:96MRzUDvIdECFwGy@philstheboss.freeserve.co.uk ... > >>i got a motorola MT6000E MASC..the one that is currently in use by most >>police forces that still use MASC as opposed to TETRA...it also has four >>key >>codes and full coverage..text screen and all usual bits you'd expect from >>motorloa.. >>so suck it... >> >>"Chris" <d@iolfree.ie> wrote in message >>news:curdcg$ivr$1@kermit.esat.net... >>>I just got my hands on a mobile motorola GM350 128 channel >>>transceiver.The >>>kind they use in police vehicles............Pretty cool huh! > > Beat ya. > > I've got a Motorola Sabre with encryption and military keyloader.:-) > -- > Philip de Cadenet > Transmitters 'R' Us > http://www.transmittersrus.com |
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Hello,
But you haven't got the MASC board inside, so you can't listen or even transmit! Not much use that is it. No police forces in the UK are still using MASC anyway, that's why the radios were sold off for around £5 each to companies that resell them. All MASC boards were destroyed by police before releasing the radios. The entire UK network operates on a system known as "o2 Airwave", it is digital but not encrypted. It stops the scally's listening in and works well. So dream on! "hugh.g.rekshun" <trugoy_cream@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:EIaQd.1635$A55.785@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net... > Yeah so.... > i got a motorola MT6000E MASC..the one that is currently in use by most > police forces that still use MASC as opposed to TETRA...it also has four > key codes and full coverage..text screen and all usual bits you'd expect > from motorloa.. > so suck it... > > "Chris" <d@iolfree.ie> wrote in message > news:curdcg$ivr$1@kermit.esat.net... >>I just got my hands on a mobile motorola GM350 128 channel transceiver.The >>kind they use in police vehicles............Pretty cool huh! >> > > |
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Re: Police transceiver
PK wrote:
> Hello, > > But you haven't got the MASC board inside, so you can't listen or even > transmit! Not much use that is it. > No police forces in the UK are still using MASC anyway, that's why the > radios were sold off for around £5 each to companies that resell > them. All MASC boards were destroyed by police before releasing the > radios. The entire UK network operates on a system known as "o2 > Airwave", it is digital but not encrypted. It stops the scally's > listening in and works well. So dream on! > Not here it isn't... Try listening on 452.8 ... completely unencrypted.. -- huLLy VOIP SIP Phone Number 4823176 on Global Village Or +44 8703 408916 to my VOIP line email g4sdw@aol.com (Loon reports welcome) http://www.giganews.com/customer/gn119503 |
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"PK" <kig@mtns.net> wrote:
: But you haven't got the MASC board inside, so you can't listen or even : transmit! Not much use that is it. : No police forces in the UK are still using MASC anyway, that's why the : radios were sold off for around £5 each to companies that resell them. All : MASC boards were destroyed by police before releasing the radios. The : entire UK network operates on a system known as "o2 Airwave", it is digital : but not encrypted. It stops the scally's listening in and works well. : So dream on! hey PK as i think someone told me recently.. THIS IS UK.CB.RADIO.... |
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Re: Police transceiver
ive got a canadian number 9 set made in 1942 and it still works!!!!!!
regards barry "ZZZPK" <zzzpk_pkearn_class_a@multi_band_cb_is_here.eircom .es.it.net> wrote in message news:42126c78.5802317@news.iol.ie... > "PK" <kig@mtns.net> wrote: > > : But you haven't got the MASC board inside, so you can't listen or even > : transmit! Not much use that is it. > : No police forces in the UK are still using MASC anyway, that's why the > : radios were sold off for around £5 each to companies that resell them. All > : MASC boards were destroyed by police before releasing the radios. The > : entire UK network operates on a system known as "o2 Airwave", it is digital > : but not encrypted. It stops the scally's listening in and works well. > : So dream on! > > hey PK > > as i think someone told me recently.. > > THIS IS UK.CB.RADIO.... > > > |
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"barry jones" <barry.tv.jones@ntlworld.com> wrote:
i'm sure i'll realise the link (??) sometime next week.... then again..maybe thats your point !! : ive got a canadian number 9 set made in 1942 and it still works!!!!!! : regards barry : "ZZZPK" <zzzpk_pkearn_class_a@multi_band_cb_is_here.eircom .es.it.net> wrote : in message news:42126c78.5802317@news.iol.ie... : > "PK" <kig@mtns.net> wrote: : > : > : But you haven't got the MASC board inside, so you can't listen or even : > : transmit! Not much use that is it. : > : No police forces in the UK are still using MASC anyway, that's why the : > : radios were sold off for around £5 each to companies that resell them. : All : > : MASC boards were destroyed by police before releasing the radios. The : > : entire UK network operates on a system known as "o2 Airwave", it is : digital : > : but not encrypted. It stops the scally's listening in and works well. : > : So dream on! : > : > hey PK : > : > as i think someone told me recently.. : > : > THIS IS UK.CB.RADIO.... : > : > : > : : |
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>Nice!Where did you get it from?How much did it cost you? I occasional go to public sales of military surplus at one of the bases here in the US. You'd be surprised what they let slip out from time to time. I did however pick the keyloader up on eBay. I have a bunch of Sabres. I'm a hoarder. -- Philip de Cadenet G4ZOW Transmitters 'R' Us http://www.transmittersrus.com |
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>Yeah but have you got a valid crypto tape to fill it with? Yes, 'she's' called major in the US army. -- Philip de Cadenet G4ZOW Transmitters 'R' Us http://www.transmittersrus.com |
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Er..NO i do have the radio and it still has the MASC board..hence my post
saying i have four key codes.... and yes some forces are still using MASC....around here i can get a few locals..and a few up north still use it... get the facts right first..... "PK" <kig@mtns.net> wrote in message news:6KtQd.246$wo2.233@newsfe3-win.ntli.net... > Hello, > > But you haven't got the MASC board inside, so you can't listen or even > transmit! Not much use that is it. > No police forces in the UK are still using MASC anyway, that's why the > radios were sold off for around £5 each to companies that resell them. > All MASC boards were destroyed by police before releasing the radios. The > entire UK network operates on a system known as "o2 Airwave", it is > digital but not encrypted. It stops the scally's listening in and works > well. > So dream on! > > "hugh.g.rekshun" <trugoy_cream@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:EIaQd.1635$A55.785@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net... >> Yeah so.... >> i got a motorola MT6000E MASC..the one that is currently in use by most >> police forces that still use MASC as opposed to TETRA...it also has four >> key codes and full coverage..text screen and all usual bits you'd expect >> from motorloa.. >> so suck it... >> >> "Chris" <d@iolfree.ie> wrote in message >> news:curdcg$ivr$1@kermit.esat.net... >>>I just got my hands on a mobile motorola GM350 128 channel >>>transceiver.The kind they use in police vehicles............Pretty cool >>>huh! >>> >> >> > > |
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Re: Police transceiver
Ive got a fidelity 1000 CB and a DV27. worship meeee
 P"barry jones" <barry.tv.jones@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:rDuQd.665$fR.172@newsfe1-win.ntli.net... > ive got a canadian number 9 set made in 1942 and it still works!!!!!! > regards barry > "ZZZPK" <zzzpk_pkearn_class_a@multi_band_cb_is_here.eircom .es.it.net> wrote > in message news:42126c78.5802317@news.iol.ie... > > "PK" <kig@mtns.net> wrote: > > > > : But you haven't got the MASC board inside, so you can't listen or even > > : transmit! Not much use that is it. > > : No police forces in the UK are still using MASC anyway, that's why the > > : radios were sold off for around £5 each to companies that resell them. > All > > : MASC boards were destroyed by police before releasing the radios. The > > : entire UK network operates on a system known as "o2 Airwave", it is > digital > > : but not encrypted. It stops the scally's listening in and works well. > > : So dream on! > > > > hey PK > > > > as i think someone told me recently.. > > > > THIS IS UK.CB.RADIO.... > > > > > > > > |
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Re: Police transceiver
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 18:40:56 +0000, The Magnum wrote:
> Ive got a fidelity 1000 CB and a DV27. worship meeee POnly if you have a CADS licence ;-) |
