[Motorola] Motorola HT Family Tree ?

[dick jones]

   I  have  a  manual for the FHTRU-1DL & its dated 3 of 52. It is an all
   peanut  tube  radio  putting  out 1/4 of a watt. I have had several of
   these  &  wish  I  still  had  one. Then there were the H23 and H33AAM
   radios  which  had all tubes for the RF and transistors for the audio.
   They  evolved  into  the  H23 and H33 or p33BAM which had tubes in the
   transmitter  and  an  all transistor RX. Again I have had all of these
   iterations of these backie brakies as some had lead acid battery packs
   and  T  power  supply.  Some  had  A & B batteries depending on the TX
   power.  As far as I know the HT200 ( Brick) series came after and they
   even  had an UHF version. After that your right a whole series of HT's
   followed.  The  Moto museum has the HT200's but I dont remember seeing
   anything earlier in the Handi Talkie line there.

   DJ  ARS K9DLI
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     Subject:  [Motorola] Motorola HT Family Tree ?
     Date:  Mon, 6 Nov 2006 16:56:20 EST
     >i  am  trying to recall the motorola start of the  Motorola Walkie
     Talkie
     >Family tree.
     >Does anyone have any more info ?
     >BC-611 Motorola/Galvin
     >PRC-6  ?  did Mota make any?
     >FTRU/FHTRU/H11/H13 Walkie Talkies
     >H31/H33,   P31/P33/Handie  Talkies;  Dispacher/Firetower  Repeater
     using same
     >PCBAs? (we called these P31 & P33's: Stagger-Talkies).
     >X11/X13 Handi MicroTalkie
     >HT200/H23 (The Brick)
     >PT400/P43  (The Lunch Box - Same PCB as HT200 + 10W Amplifier).
     >HT210
     >HT220
     >After that who could keep up?
     >Maybe some one has a web site museum?
     >Paul  w0rw
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