[TrunkCom] Motorola STX Portable Question

[Todd Hartzel]

Greetings Wayne,

On 2 Aug 2002 at 21:53, Wayne M H wrote:

> Board? The STX doesn't have a board you can add or remove for support
> of Type II. It's mainly the controller and it's version. Brian, care
> to elaborate?
> 
> Most STX you find these days will do Type II or can easily be hacked
> to do Type II with STXLAB software. Also, it's hard to say by just the
> model number. You usually have to have access to the codeplug to find
> out. I believe there was talk of the STX a while back, check the
> archives for more info.

85%+ of all of the radios in use by the St Louis City Police Dept are 
still STX-800s.  They are all Type II.  Most have no keyboard or 
display.  Some do.   The St Louis City Police has been a pure Type II 
system now for nearly 2 years, or so.  Heck I got a couple of good 
shots of the STX-800 radios I use to use.  Also, shots of my BC-
245xlt Radio Scanner.  Take a look:

http://www.icon-stl.net/~toddh/stx800.htm

http://www.icon-stl.net/~toddh/stx800_2.htm

http://www.icon-stl.net/~toddh/stx800_3.htm

http://www.icon-stl.net/~toddh/stx800_4.htm

http://www.icon-stl.net/~toddh/sgts_desk.htm

I shot these pictures with my Digital Camera, from deep 
in the heart of St Louis City Police Headquarters, with 
the approval of my Watch Commander, of course.  If 
you'd like to see a picture of my former Boss, here she 
is:

http://www.icon-stl.net/~toddh/sgtdennis.htm

My boss in the above picture has moved onto the 
North Patrol Police Station, and works as a relief
Sgt for District 8.  I of course, work in the 911 center.
At 911, the only radios we use there are the ASTRO 
XTS-3000s, in analog mode of course.  (Minus the 
display & fancy keyboard)



73 from todd hartzel / n0vkg
http://www.icon-stl.net/~toddh