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This was the first radio I ever bought. I bought this radio specifically because this was the same type of radio that my work uses. It's a nice little compact radio. However, it has a very low TX power and no options for better antennas.
Info:
Brand: Motorola
Model: SL300
Product Line: MotoTRBO
Frequency Band: UHF1 (403 - 470MHz)
Maximum TX Power: 2W (Analog), 3W (Digital)
Voice Modes: Analog, Digital (DMR), Capacity Plus
Signaling Methods: MDC-1200, Quick-Call 2, DTMF, DMR, Capacity Plus
Channel Capacity: 99
MotoTRBO Bootup.mp3Bootup
This sound is heard during the bootup of the radio right before displaying the current channel.
MotoTRBO Standard TPT.mp3Talk Permit Tone (Standard)
This tone is used to indicate to the user that they are clear to talk on an unencrypted channel. It can be programmed for both Analog and Digital modes on conventional and trunked systems. On conventional the tone serves no practical use other than being a byproduct of pressing PTT but on trunked systems it indicates that the radio has authenticated with the system controller and you are free to talk on the system.
MotoTRBO Encrypted TPT.mp3Talk Permit Tone (Encrypted)
This tone is used to indicate to the user that they are clear to talk on an encrypted channel. It can be programmed for both Analog and Digital modes on conventional and trunked systems. On conventional the tone serves no practical use other than being a byproduct of pressing PTT but on trunked systems it indicates that the radio has authenticated with the system controller and you are free to talk on the system.
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