[Motorola] CP-300 What is it exactly?
Eric Lemmon
wb6fly at arrl.net
Sun Apr 23 22:07:46 EDT 2006
Actually, Motorola did make a CP300 radio, for the Barcelona Olympics in
1992, according to this article:
http://www.bestaudio.com/BarcelonaArticle.htm
The following statement is from that article: "...The show started with 150
radios but eventually grew to a total of 275. The local "FCC" had decreed
that twelve channels, only one with a repeater, were enough for this show
despite our cries of "Impossible!" In addition, the radios, restricted to 1
Watt to eliminate interference, were not powerful enough to reach all areas.
Motorola had created special CP300 radios on TV channel eight to ensure a
clear channel. It was rumored that Motorola would destroy the radios after
the event because no country would allow their use normally. What a
waste!..."
However, I do wonder if the "C" might be a "G". The model number that John
provides should solve this issue.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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Subject: Re: [Motorola] CP-300 What is it exactly?
CP? Are you sure it's not GP-300? Guess I have never seen a CP-300, not to
say they don't exist.
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Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 8:30 PM
Subject: [Motorola] CP-300 What is it exactly?
> Hi All, I received as part of a purchase from State Surplus a CP-300
> Motorola HT. I can only get a partial charge on it, as it didn't come
> with a charger. Is it GMRS/UHF Business Band or an oversized FRS? It has
> a bunch of symbols on its display when it first powers up, but has no
> battery cover and none of my MAHA adapter cups for charging have the
> right pin placement to do a full recharge. Antenna is short, so I am
> GUESSING it is UHF. Any other details out there?
> Thanks Much,
> John Jewkes
> W6HNC/AAR0MI OR
>
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