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Motorola Profesional SeriesIf you have questions please post on the RadioReference Motorola forum
[edit] HT750Very small and compact radio. Comes in 4 or 16 channel versions. No display, but generally all the signaling options of the HT1250.
[edit] HT1250Bigger brother of the HT750. Comes in several models, including limited keypad (6 front keys) and full keypad (full DTMF capability). Many other features are on this radio, including MDC (encode and decode!) signaling, Quick Call signaling, Phone lists, scan lists, zones, and many others. Non-"LS" radios are capable of 128 conventional channels. The HT1250LS does LTR regular trunking and conventional (15 max conventional, ~127 max LTR talkgroups). The HT1250LS+ supports LTR passport trunking - 160? channel capable.
Highlights of the Motorola HT1250™ Portable Two Way Radio Battery Life (based on 5/5/90 duty cycle) - 8 hours Call Tones - Quik Call II™ Channels - 128 Cloning - With Cable Coverage - Programming Software allows adjustable power output for varying coverage Dimensions H x W x L (with standard battery) - 5.4" x 2.26" x 1.5" Display - Yes Emergency Button - Yes Frequency - Low Band (29.7-42, 35-50MHz), VHF (136-174MHz), UHF (403-470, 450-512MHz) Front Panel Programmable - No Interference Eliminator Codes - 42 PL, 84 DPL Intrinsically Safe - Option Keypad - Yes Mil Spec - 810 C, D, E Option Board Available - Yes Power - 4W-UHF, 5W-VHF, 6W-Low Band Programmable Buttons - 7 Signaling - Quik Call II™, DTMF, MDC-1200 Technology - Analog VibraCall - No Voice Activation (VOX) - Yes Weight (with standard battery) - 15 oz. [edit] HT1550
[edit] PRO series Equipment on Ebay
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