Motorola MICOM XL radio User manual

Below you will find brief information for radio MICOM XL. This Motorola radio is designed for both base station and mobile use and offers a variety of features including SSB, AME, and CW modes of operation. It also features a 10 dB SINAD sensitivity receiver, a squelch response feature, and a range of other features that are important for users to understand. This manual will guide you through the steps of setting up and using the radio, as well as how to properly troubleshoot common problems. The manual also includes information on the radio's technical specifications and parts list.

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Key features

  • SSB, AME and CW
  • 10 dB SINAD sensitivity receiver
  • Squelch response feature
  • Automatic Retuning
  • Noise Blanker
  • Programming Module FLN6304
  • Frequency accuracy
  • Frequency calibration
  • Power output
  • Power amplifier disable

Frequently asked questions

Make sure that the ground leads are well connected and all power wires and ground leads are as short as possible. Enable the Noise Blanker option (if installed).

When servicing a MICOM XL radio, you must be equipped with the programming module FLN6304 (option S86) so as to be able to program the radio to all frequencies used in the tests.

The frequency accuracy of the radio depends only on the frequency accuracy of the 9.105 MHz reference oscillator, located on the A board. The oscillator has a normal aging of maximum 1 PPM/year. It is therefore necessary to periodically check the frequency accuracy (once every three months is recommended) and to correct it if needed.
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