have one programmer for Midland XTR and Syntech II--$225, and one Uniden
programmer, AMX 500C, $175. please reply by private email as I dont get
a chance to read the group regularly

hinkeydo wrote:
have one programmer for Midland XTR and Syntech II--$225, and one Uniden
programmer, AMX 500C, $175. please reply by private email as I dont get
a chance to read the group regularly
Midland model number is 70-1080

hinkeydo wrote in news:0pJIg.3302$B14.538@dukeread03:

hinkeydo wrote:
have one programmer for Midland XTR and Syntech II--$225, and one
Uniden programmer, AMX 500C, $175. please reply by private email as
I dont get a chance to read the group regularly
Midland model number is 70-1080


Just a minor correction, I think. The Syntech II does not require the
70-1080 programmer. It only requires a special interface cable and a
computer with Syntech II program software. I think you meant the Midland
Syntech I instead? . . . it has the removable eeprom.


Ed K7AAT

Ed wrote:
hinkeydo wrote in news:0pJIg.3302$B14.538@dukeread03:

hinkeydo wrote:
have one programmer for Midland XTR and Syntech II--$225, and one
Uniden programmer, AMX 500C, $175. please reply by private email as
I dont get a chance to read the group regularly
Midland model number is 70-1080


Just a minor correction, I think. The Syntech II does not require the
70-1080 programmer. It only requires a special interface cable and a
computer with Syntech II program software. I think you meant the Midland
Syntech I instead? . . . it has the removable eeprom.


Ed K7AAT




Syntech II can be programmed by the 70-1080 OR a computer cable with
software. I used to work for a Midland dealer

Ed wrote:
hinkeydo wrote in news:0pJIg.3302$B14.538@dukeread03:

hinkeydo wrote:
have one programmer for Midland XTR and Syntech II--$225, and one
Uniden programmer, AMX 500C, $175. please reply by private email as
I dont get a chance to read the group regularly
Midland model number is 70-1080


Just a minor correction, I think. The Syntech II does not require the
70-1080 programmer. It only requires a special interface cable and a
computer with Syntech II program software. I think you meant the Midland
Syntech I instead? . . . it has the removable eeprom.


Ed K7AAT




Syntech I takes the 70-1000 programmer

Just a minor correction, I think. The Syntech II does not require
the
70-1080 programmer. It only requires a special interface cable and a
computer with Syntech II program software. I think you meant the
Midland Syntech I instead? . . . it has the removable eeprom.


Ed K7AAT




Syntech I takes the 70-1000 programmer



My appologies for confusing the issue! I confused the 70-1080 with
the 70-1000. And I've programmed literally thousands of both model
radios! I was never aware of the 70-1080, though. Always used a
computer on Syntech IIs and XTRs. Guess that's why I erred.


Ed

Ed wrote:
Just a minor correction, I think. The Syntech II does not require
the
70-1080 programmer. It only requires a special interface cable and a
computer with Syntech II program software. I think you meant the
Midland Syntech I instead? . . . it has the removable eeprom.


Ed K7AAT




Syntech I takes the 70-1000 programmer



My appologies for confusing the issue! I confused the 70-1080 with
the 70-1000. And I've programmed literally thousands of both model
radios! I was never aware of the 70-1080, though. Always used a
computer on Syntech IIs and XTRs. Guess that's why I erred.


Ed
I wont send the troops out to flog you then...LOL