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The '''Motorola Saber II''' was the midrange option in the Motorola Saber Series of professional radios, which is no longer produced or supported by Motorola but continues to be popular in the ham and hobbyist market, especially as many public safety users phase them out, often in favor of the [[Motorola XTS Series]]. It includes an 8-character LCD (with green backlight), no DTMF keypad, and 3 red buttons directly below the screen for menu operation. | The '''Motorola Saber II''' was the midrange option in the Motorola Saber Series of professional radios, which is no longer produced or supported by Motorola but continues to be popular in the ham and hobbyist market, especially as many public safety users phase them out, often in favor of the [[Motorola XTS Series]]. It includes an 8-character LCD (with green backlight), no DTMF keypad, and 3 red buttons directly below the screen for menu operation. | ||
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Revision as of 08:23, 27 August 2007
The Motorola Saber II was the midrange option in the Motorola Saber Series of professional radios, which is no longer produced or supported by Motorola but continues to be popular in the ham and hobbyist market, especially as many public safety users phase them out, often in favor of the Motorola XTS Series. It includes an 8-character LCD (with green backlight), no DTMF keypad, and 3 red buttons directly below the screen for menu operation. thumb|MotorolA Saber 2 w\o Antenna and Battery
