Motorola HT1250

[Guest]

Hey guys

Quick question on the frequency ranges for the HT1250s, can they cover low-bands (along the 46's) as well as UHF (around the 452-473s)? I've heard split answers and wanted to make sure. The Motorola info sheet isn't very specific.

Thanks

[CAM502 6]

HT1250

According to this page yes would be the answer. But just call your radio dealer they'll tell you for sure.

[RWC130 594]

Motorola HT1250:

LO-BAND

29.7 - 42 MHz

35 - 50 MHz

VHF

136 - 174 MHz

UHF

403 - 470 MHz

450 - 512 MHz

Edited January 27, 2006 by RWC130

[Medic137 6]

Motorola HT1250:

LO-BAND

29.7 - 42 MHz

35 - 50 MHz

VHF

136 - 174 MHz

UHF

403 - 470 MHz

450 - 512 MHz

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Just to be clear: You need one radio for each frequency spread.

Side note: I wasn't impressed with the HT1250 Low Band's performance. I get better range with my 15y/o P200.

[RWC130 594]

CORRECT Medic137!

I had given Engine4 a little credit that he might already know that. haha

Personally, I think HT1250 is crap.

I love the HT1000 it can take a beating.

[ONLOCATION 24]

2nd that HT1000's are great radio's. But I don't think you could ever beat "The Bricks" MT1000 probably one of the best Radio's ever.

[Guest WolfEMT]

I had an HT1000 before I got promoted and I loved it. The thing could get dropped, kicked, and practically driven over, and it still worked. When I got promoted to Sergeant, I was issued a 1250, which in my opinion is a POS. The only good thing is that it has the LCD display so that I know who is keying up based on the programmed identifier. Other than that, the 1000 is probably a better buy and a better piece of equipment.

[joeya7 1]

Yeah the MT2000 is nice with the LCD up the top.

[ONLOCATION 24]

Yeah the MTX2000 also Nice but $$$$$$$

[Guest]

Does anyone know how 2 make a new bank on that scanner?

[ff026 0]

[best radio motorola ever made in my opinion: XTS 3000 out of the box it is smbmersible great audio, digital, trunking conventional.