Motorola Syntor X9000 on 6 meters

Motorola Syntor X9000 listening to the 53.110mhz 6 meter repeater 25 Miles NE of Atlanta. The group is Gwinnett Amateur Radio Society (GARS) in Gwinnett County. I think one of the stations is coming in via Echolink from Alabama.

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• x9000
• Motorola
• GTX
• MTX
• MCS2000
• MCS
• 2000
• Ham
• Radio
• VHF
• Lo
• HI
• Low
• Band
• Echolink
• Georgia
• 10
• meters
• 900mhz
• 900
• mhz

[k4jpc]

Yes, You can get a VHF 2 meter version for @ $100 from Ebay complete or even less. Ebay sellers can price these as high at $300-$400 which is crazy. There is a UHF 440mhz version as well. Control cables and most advanced control head can interchange which is nice also. I got my Low Band complete from Ebay for $50 shipped. I have 2 VHF Syntors. 1 in the shack and 1 in the mobile. The VHF will out perform all Icom Yaesu and Kenwood mobiles. 110w goes a long way!

[k4jpc]

Yes, You can get a VHF 2 meter version for @ $100 from Ebay complete or even less. Ebay sellers can price these as high at $300-$400 which is crazy. There is a UHF 440mhz version as well. Control cables and most advanced control head can interchange which is nice also. I got my Low Band complete from Ebay for $50 shipped. I have 2 VHF Syntors. 1 in the shack and 1 in the mobile. The VHF will out perform all Icom Yaesu and Kenwood mobiles. 110w goes a long way!

[tmfanwalong]

Sounds good, solid like a Motorola should. They can't be beat for skip, etc. Like the vid.