[Motorola] Windows software for Motorola radios?

[Mike May]

I hope you do know that running des, dvp or dvi or for that matter any type
of cipher encryption on the ham bands is illegal don't you ?  The FCC has
addressed this many times and a quick response to confirm this would be to
our good FCC/Ham friend  Riley Hollingsworth, he has confirmed this in
several e-mail responses to other hams who have enquired about this.  I've
been there with the FCC asking about this and with e-mails to the ARRL with
always a no answer.

 You can however run digital such as VSELP or IMBE as used in the Astro
radios as long as it is a public domain protocal.

 The windows S/W that moto makes available at this time is only for the Astro
series radios and the Pro series radios. And starting in August the windows
versions will be the only ones supported for these radio lines, the question
if moto will make windows for the other versions is still unknown at this
time.
Zapper wrote:


Mike
WB8VLC/7

> rertman@ix.netcom.com wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know if someone (probably not Motorola) ever wrote any
> > Windows based software for programming Motorola radios whose original
> > RSS was written for DOS only?
> >
> > I'd love to have Windows based software for:
> >
> >         Spectra high power
> >         Saber III
> >         MT2000
> >         MCX1000
> >         MX3XX series
> >
> > If there is any Windows based software out there, I'd like to acquire
> > a set.  I want to put these radios into amateur radio and CAP
> > frequencies.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Dick W1NMZ
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> Only Win software that Im aware of is for the professional series of
> radios, all others are DOS based and ultra stable. You might want to
> check out the batlabs page for specific codeplug hacks. Spectras will
> need alot more doctoring to get them to slide down if the radio is far
> outside the ham bands. Saber should rubber down with little trouble if
> the VCO is stable at its lowest factory freq eg, 150.800. I run a Saber-3
> on VHF in XL secure at 146.640 with no problems in secure mode for our
> weekend motorola ragchew net along with an asshole-spectra in the truck
> and its rock solid.
>
> If anyone here is in the South MPLS area and can run DES, keyload
> 1466400146040 into your radio with the remaining digits all zeros and try
> a check in on saturday nights around 1900 central.
>
> Good luck on your quest
>
> Brad KA�SQO
> brad.ornes@bearcom.com
>
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