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Who was PEDRO?

Anyone who's worked in a Motorola factory will be familiar with the name PEDRO . This was a known good, fully tested, assembled radi...

Here's a photo of a Centracom (I think series 1) dispatch console from 1975. I don't know what the CRT in the middle was for - pos...

A police officer on a Harley-Davidson equipped with a Motorola mobile two-way radio. This photo was taken in 1949. I'm sure some of ...

Oi, keep your eyes on the road there!!! This taxi driver is using a Motorola KDT440 mobile data terminal that was part of an automat...

The Astro Saber portable radios were introduced in 1992 and operated on P25 Phase-1 digital trunking systems. Not only did they serve as a...

No, your eyes are not playing tricks on you! Introduced in 1973, the Motorola Scalatron keyboard instrument was developed to showcase...

Motorola technicians assembling two-way radio console equipment for a Chicago police communications center in ca. 1961.

The HT90 portable! I think I've repaired at least 1000 of these in my lifetime. We stopped repairing them because you coudnt get the ...

This is an advert for a Motrac mobile two way radio from 1959. I seem to recall uninstalling some of these from vehicles simply because t...