eads/airbus USB cable for parametering and SW update

[CherkDV]

Hi Guys. In taqto user guide I Have found that it is an USB cable for parametering and SW update
Not CA-121, CA-119, CA-122, CA-147
Haveyou ever seen it?
Taqto user manual.jpg

[580-Gabor]

Look at the bottom of the website:
https://www.oppermann-telekom.de/th1n-accessoires.html
I hope it helps.

[ig2211]

good morning, are you going to program for ham or professional environment in a tetra network?

[CherkDV]

Look at the bottom of the website:
https://www.oppermann-telekom.de/th1n-accessoires.html
I hope it helps.

Thank you Gabor, But I think there are only cables for fps21

[CherkDV]

good morning, are you going to program for ham or professional environment in a tetra network?

Professional, but what is the difference?

[ig2211]

good morning, sorry for the delay in responding, from my experience I meant that if you are going to use the equipment in dmo, the programming is more or less simple, but in tmo and the ham environment they are very complicated, for me I consider that they are very professionals, but if you already have experience with them, great, I had a thr9i and I had to sell it because the correct programming software was very expensive and nokia phoenix allows you to program it but with errors, regards

[CherkDV]

I have experience.
Eads radios are the best portable radios.
Especially thr880i or thr880ex.

[580-Gabor]

I totally agree with that, especially if we don't want to hear every station.
The 880-series has the worst reception characteristics of all the radios used by our organizations (Nokia-Cassidian-EADS, Sepura, Motor0la).
I think, the cause of their deafness with great probability is the small antenna.
With newer generation devices with longer antennas, this is no longer experienced (THR-9).

[CherkDV]

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Hytera PT 790Ex -59 dBm
THR 9Ex - 55 dBm
THR880 i - 54 dBm

I do not have M0t0r0la Radio at the moment.
No problem with reception characteristics!!!!
THR 880i has the best signal of three radios