[[Image:Saber3-small.jpg|thumb|Motorola Saber III Front (closeup)]]
...''') is a 120-channel handheld radio. It represented the 'flagship' of the Saber line, which is no longer produced or supported by Motorola but continues to
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! style="background:#CC99FF;" | Saber
*[[Saber I]]
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[[Image:Saber2.jpg|thumb|Motorola Saber 2 w\o Antenna and Battery]]
The '''Motorola Saber II''' was the midrange option in the Motorola Saber Series of professional radios, which is no longer produced or supported by
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[[Image:Saber1-front.jpg|thumb|Motorola Saber I Front (without battery or antenna)]]
...''' is a 12-channel handheld radio. It represented the 'base model' of the Saber line, which is no longer produced or supported by Motorola but continues to
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...digital voice on public safety APCO-25, ProVoice, and Aegis digital radio systems.
* Monitoring EDACS [[ESK]] Systems, including ProVoice ESK systems.
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*Marathon staff at Memorial Stadium were seen carrying Motorola Saber radios with 800 MHz stubby antenna. Unknown what system or talkgroup they w
''Possible systems:
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