[Much more detail/hi res pics available upon request]

Extensive amount of fire department radio equipment has been obsoleted as a result of moving to trunked communications in both states and all three counties in which we operate.

We would like to sell these as a "lot" but will entertain offers for portions. This gear, not very long ago came to us at a cost of many thousands of dollars.
Because we are an "organization" we will have to obtain internal executive approval to consummate the transaction, this should not take long, we are not that big.

We believe that most of these radios operate on 33.94 & 33.92, some will be 33.90, there may be one or two that are on mutual aid 154.28.

We believe that they all work but can make no guarantees at this point, all were "in service" at the time they were replaced by 800 MHz trunked equipment.
We make no warranties or guarantees as to condition or functionality.



Antennas (with misc wiring/cables)
 2   800 mhz "pig tails"
 2   I believe 800 mhz, I believe 5” long
 1   Base loaded, not sure what band, believe 33 mhz.

Radios
Walkie Talkies
 2 Motorola HT1250, with battery
 1 Motorola HT1250, with battery & AC charger
 3 Motorola MT1000, with battery
 1 Motorola MT1000, with battery & AC charger
 1 Motorola MT1000-no battery
 1 Motorola HT750, with battery & AC charger

Batteries
 4 batteries, appear to fit HT750 & HT 1250

Speakers
 Motorola – used for fire comms in the cab
 GE – used for fire comms in the cab
 Misc- small approx 2”w x 5”l x 3” h

Heads
 3 Motorola CDM1250 Heads, I believe all have mics, could be VHF Lo & Hi, 1 may also be transmitter, not sure
 1 Motorola M1225 Head
 1 GE S550 Head & Mic
 1 Kenwood Head, Mic, & Speaker
 1 I500 Junction Box

Cell Phones - 2 formerly vehicle mounted Nextel phones, one with mount/charger, the other not

Misc - Harnesses & Wiring