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This includes analog, VRM 100 and VRM 500 data.

Mobile Data Capability - Operates in either voice or data modes within one radio, allowing the user to send and receive both types of information.

This makes interoperability between organizations on adjacent sub-bands easier and more economical.

Broad Band Operation - Offers unprecedented band extensions in VHF and UHF-one radio covers multiple sub-bands.

Narrow Band Operation - Software configurable bandwith operation for VHF and UHF can be programmed to operate at 12.5, 25, or 30 kHz channel bands.System Compatibilities - Compatible with conventional, simulcast, AMSS, StartSite™, SMARTNET, SMARTNET Type I SECURENET™, StatAlert™, and SmartZone.If you have any questions please contact us. Radio is in excellent shape and guaranteed not DOA. This is a 100 watt, 160 channel radio with a band split of 403-470 Mhz Unit comes complete with palm mic (may differ from what mic is pictured), external speaker, control head, control cable, mounting tray and power cable. This is the radio that the county sheriff relied on out in the sticks.Motorola MCS2000 UHF Remote Mount Model II - model number M01RLM9PW6AN. The radio doesn't know what intermod is, quiet driving through the city even without an RX PL set. The audio with the stock speaker is outstanding. The remote head will fit nicely in a DIN stereo hole in your car.

I consider this model one of the last real p ublic service grade radios that big M made. 14 char alpha display, zones, multiple PL tones, and a radio that you know will last you decades. What you will end up with is a killer mobile VHF rig that puts out 60w on low power and 110 on high. The software can be found on the net or bought off ebay for about $30. If you don't have the parts laying around then that will be about $50 if you have the computer. If you want to program yourself you'll need to get the right equipment, not expensive if you hack at it, a 32bit win XT box with a real RS-232 port, a Motorola RIB (radio interface box) and the right cable for the MCS2000. Great for ham or SAR work since they are legal on narrowband FM. One of the best mobiles that Motorola put out in the 90s, you still see them in service today.