Motorola Jedi Series

HT1000

Basic, very rugged and durable Public Safety radio. Comes in 2, 8, and 16 channel versions on the VHF, UHF and 800 bands.

JT1000

Similar to the HT1000, but can have front-key pad programmable key installed so one does not have to have the RSS (Radio Service Software) or the RIB (Radio Interface Box) normally required to program Motorola radios.

GP900 [Radius]

(European)More info to follow

GP1200 [Radius]

European MTP Trunking Radio. Comes in VHF/UHF Flavors.

MT2000

(European)More info to follow

PTX1200

(European)More info to follow

PTX3600

(European)More info to follow

MT2100

(European)More info to follow

MTX Series

MTX-LS - 800 LTR
MTX838 - VHF, UHF 800 Type I/II Trunking/Conventional. Canadian Radio
MTX2000 - UHF Type I/II Trunking Non-U.S. Export Radio
MTX8000 - 800 Type I/II Trunking
MTX9000 - 900 Type I/II Trunking

MTS Series

MTS2000 - VHF or UHF or 800
MTS2010 - VHF (FuG-10b) 136-174mhz for the German BOS Radio System
MTS2013 - 4m (FuG 13b) 66-88 MHz for the German BOS Radio System
MTS8000 - 800 (There is no MTS8000)
MTS9000 - 900 (There is no MTS9000)

Higher-end than the HT1000 or JT1000. Add "Flashcode" upgrading for options. To find what options a radio might have, goto the Flashcode Decoder. Typical flashcodes include MDC and trunking (Type II - SmartZone or SmartNet).

Model I - Top display (1 line), 48 channel capable (3 zones)
Model II (B5 or C5) - Front display, 160 channel capable (10 zones), 6 keys on front of radio
Model III (B7 or C7) - Front dispaly, 160 channel capable (10 zones), full DTMF pad on front




--Mam1081 21:09, 18 Oct 2005 (CDT)