Looking for info on 242-9841 and 242-7184

[Tom/G, N1VVD]

Can these models support LTR ?
Any experience with them ?

Thanks,

[ka7wnf]

Don't know about the 9841 but the 7184 is a conventional only 8 channel UHF. A 7186 is a UHF LTR and conventional however.

Found this info in my files.

LTR Mobile Radio Products




The IntruderTM UHF, 800, and 900 MHz mobile radios combine
the latest two-way radio features and technology into a
rugged, dependable package for business, industrial, and
public safety applications. The 9841/9881/9894 are
entry-level mobiles which provide reliable, easy-to-use
two-way communication for users, such as large and small
dispatched fleets, construction jobsites, maintenance crews,
and intra-plant operations.

The IntruderTM LTR-Net and Multi-Net mobile radios combine
the latest two-way radio features and technology into a
rugged, dependable package for business, industrial, and
public safety applications. The 9843/9883/9896 are high-tier
mobiles designed to meet the communication needs of
supervisors, site formen, and other managers -as well as
police, fire, and paramedic units.
The Challenger® 7182 LTR UHF Mobile Radio features 10
systems, 10 groups and 100 channels along with three
bandwidths. It also has multi-range operation
including LTR, conventional, and conventional
talkaround.

The Challenger® Plus 7186 LTR UHF Mobile Radio
features four UHF bands, companded audio, and 12.5 kHz
narrowband operation.

The 8600 Mobile LTR 800 MHz Radio features 15 watts
of transmit power along with 10 LTR or conventional
system capability. The 2-digit LED display shows
selected numbers, as well as indicators for call,
transmit and scan functions.

The 8602 LTR 800 MHz Duplex Mobile Radio features 12
watts of transmit power, cellular-style handset and 10
LTR systems with one group per system programming.

The 8605 LTR 800 MHz Mobile Radio features a 16
system capability with up to 10 groups per system, 15
watts of transmit power and a 2-digit LED display.

The 8615 LTR 800 MHz Mobile Radio features 35 watts
of transmit power, a 16 system capability with up to
10 groups per system and a system and group scan.

The 8620 LTR 800 MHz Remote-Mount Mobile Radio
features a 16 LTR system capability with up to 10
groups per system, 35 watts of transmit power and a
remote control unit with a 10-character backlit
alphanumeric display.

The 8630 LTR 800 MHz Full-Duplex Mobile Radio
features up to 78 LTR systems with up to 10 groups per
system, 12 watts of transmit power and busy system
queuing. The cellular-style handset provides easy
control of radio functions.

The 8640 LTR 900 MHz Mobile Radio features 15 watts
of transmit power, 10 LTR or conventional system
capability with one group per system and a 2-digit LED
display.

The 8655 LTR 900 MHz Mobile Radio features 30 watts
of transmit power, 16 system capability with up to10
groups per system and scan lockout.

The GT-ML81/ML83 LTR 800 MHz Mobile Radio features a
20 LTR system capability with up to 10 groups per
system, either 15 or 35 watts of transmit power and
Write-On flash programming.

The GT-ML91/ML93 LTR 900 MHz Mobile Radio features a
20 LTR system capability with up to 10 groups per
system, either 15 or 35 watts of transmit power and
Write-On flash programming.

The HT-ML81/ ML83 LTR 800 MHz Mobile Radio features
either a remote or dash mount option, 15 or 35 watts
of transmit power and a 30 system capability with up
to10 groups per system.

The HT-ML91/ ML93 LTR 900 MHz Mobile Radio features
either a remote or dash mount option, 15 or 35 watts
of transmit power and a 30 system capability with up
to10 groups per system.

[rajg]

242-9481 is UHF Low tier, dual BW. LTR would be 242-9841-2xxx.