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It is like 12 years old product and with all my hatred for companies that preventing repair I would never require them to carry any spare part so long. There are standard cells - You can rebuild battery pack, there is nothing that prevent You to do so don't throw it out, tear down, watch some YT videos how to put battery pack and You will get more capacity than when it was brand new. Battery wear out, die out of aging - nothing wrong with it!! Sherpa 100, 50 are brilliant and I like them over latest models! Save it!

Yes it's 1:1 speed.

The back one? It's looking generic to me, check out Aliexpress, i'm positive You will get one with free shipping. If You can't get same hole size, just get one with slightly larger and drill it out.

Does it have impedance transformer? Always close to 50Ohm?

Normal IT troubleshooting is to unplug absolutely everything but in this case, unplugging the data cable contributes to the fault.

@@TheShortbiker You are welcome! Exactly! Usability is not strong side of cheap china stuff!

Exactly, who would want be poked in eye?

I have same problem, any hint's how make gooseneck more stiff? I have this issue in multiple real military (PRC25 style). I was thinking about dipping it in "resin flux" and let dry - could it help with friction inside? Since everyone favor shorter one - we might do field test and compare short blade to "rubber ducky" they are similar length - it might be interesting.

@@ElectronicNoobBlog I think, The best solution would be not to use the gooseneck at all.

@@VicGreenBitcoin I'm afraid it will change electrical length since it's part of antenna?

@@ElectronicNoobBlog Yes. That's why I also hinted at the name Abbree in my first post, these are a good replacement for the original. Having said that, I am personally not a fan of the goose antenna solution 😬

I don't think I work with MQTT, I would start from making sure that server is accessible thru localhost and it's port prior to touching anything else (telnet localhost port). Then check if firewall is not blocking connection, I would just disable it instead guessing that rules are correct. Then I would check MQTT server configuration file to make sure it listen on all interfaces usually by using 0.0.0.0 IP address in config file. If all above work fine, then I would make sure I can ping back my radio from MQTT server (sit on server computer and type ping 13.0.0.x where x would be radio ID attached to USB - if it fail create route). If this also fail I would disable all network interfaces on server computer (ALL OF THEM) and make attached radio "default gateway" if this step resolve issue You know it's about routing table. That would be my generic starting point not specific to Your application but this is how I would attack it.

@@ElectronicNoobBlog thank you very much for your response, MQTT is working on DMR TCP IP, turns out that you need to point the data on specific port, in my case, I use 1883 (MQTT default). I was suprise that the DMR can handle data sending in a 5 second interval, I test it in a sensor simulated environment where publisher PC is sending a JSON file. Also working with multiple LAN connection since my database is in a separate server .Here's what I did. - Set MQTT port to use 1883 - No routing configuration on both computer - I am using XIR P8668i so you need need to disable USB HID Route. - set USB network of MQTT server matrix to 1 for priority. - Test also multiple publisher using Radio group ID (just set the sending interval to min of 25 sec or the DMR will go crazy and disable its USB conenction) I will try this tomorrow using actual modbus RTU with actual sensor and actual data. If it works, I will use it in actual weather station. Ahahaha. Thank you again -

@@thegoodindoorlife You are welcome, glad You get it working. To get better latency, set on radio set preamble to 0, and disable data call confirmed and if possible set it to use UDP instead TCP. I assume since You have data from sensor if one measurement will get lost it won't affect overall - and it will dramatically improve latency and throughput!

If Motorola would give access to their API it will open lot of possibilities, but I tried and they wanted me to be company so I was unable to meet requirements to apply... I wanted access to network stack and write custom software for sending emails...

@@ElectronicNoobBlog Imagine if they make tablet radios ?

You are welcome!

200Ah is capacity, notice h for hour - You can always go with greater capacity, in general this is good thing with rare exceptions but You can disregard them. So if You plan use 300Ah then no problems - it will just have longer autonomy run time.

@@ElectronicNoobBlog Hey! Thanks for a fast reply! Now i`m more confident in my plans!

TSE, Tactical Support Equipment - just goggle their page - they have couple models - I very enjoy can size version but don't go into commercial UHF so I switched to this.

@@ElectronicNoobBlog 5k is a lot it’s an awesome antenna but can’t afford it I’ll see if I can make one

@@davidperalta876 It's not worth anything near, cost is due to low volume. Definitely You can do something from measuring tape - I seen it with great success. Anyway add it to eBay watch list, one day someone will list it in normal price and You get notification:)

Thanks for comment, I don't think so - from my point of view it looks to expensive You go into "Hytera multimode" price point territory but in return You got low quality stuff. I had couple PoC devices from Inrico and all had issues. If that would be, 200-300 euros - I will consider because I like concept but for their asking price +1K EUR I would buy something used from Hytera like PDC680 - and those devices were deployed in real life and have some level of assurance they actually have know-how in pulling it off and maintaining software. Just my opinion maybe they done 180 and now make great quality.

It support spanning but I never had need to use it, in past I was using backupExec for spanned but I did not like overall process - it was meant for backup not archiving. Going back to spanning here You can read about it: docs.hedge.video/canister/features/spanning , they have free trial so You can give it a try no strings attached

Sorry I don't have, I got it from junkyard - someone pulled it from car.

Check if HDD have small black "Apple" logo if have then it is OEM. Most common reason for opening is dirty fan.

It sound like it's not programmed. You need software, cable and skills how and where You want to program it - best bet would be ask amateur radio for help.

You sure it's fused? Stabilized most like use some voltage regulator and by design they are protected against over-current and don't require fuse at output?

@@ElectronicNoobBlog Ok that would explain why I couldn‘t find any fuse for that output.

You're welcome!

Sorry I don't have Lex L11 to try.

@@ElectronicNoobBlog I actually bought one and works phenomenally well the push to talk is extremely responsive and feels good in the hand. The dedicated push to talk does work great with Zello. Cheers🍻

@@garypratt312 Glad it worked. Thanks for feedback now I know one day I can move forward to L11! Recommend to take look if they made extended battery, recently I bought for L10 and it make it even better in hand! Cheers

Thank you! Cheers!

@ElectronicNoobBlog You're welcome! Cheers, cheers!

Whole point of this video is that it allow You to do it with regular tapes! I'm pretty sure this is not only one, try searching with Digital8 (Di8) with firewire and maybe You can find different one that will fit the bill. I just happen to own that model.

@@ElectronicNoobBlog thanks. I found trv460 works too

@@jkimo1178 Thanks for feedback!

Chines are visually much less powerful, I think I have video about German that is more close to original one but still being generally safe!