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I'm happily surprised?there is still interest in the Xcats it was a fun and challenging project. I spoke to Lee yesterday and he's still working on a final batch of boards.? ?This has been in

Hi Erik, I have an Xcat I bought years ago for a project, but other than some testing I never put it into service. I recently revived the project with a change in direction, so I really don't have a

I would also be interested in a single XCat for my Syntor. 73, - Erik, KE5ZBG

are there any new boards being made or any used working being sold i have been wanting to maybe get one of my syntor's working.? thanks for any reply's lucky W0DRJ

?Contact info for him?

As i remember a video was once available that showed the xCat in action and showed a bunch of features that Lee Dusbabek, (N7LD) built into his demo radio. At the time ( 10 Years ago) i contracted Lee

Final questions. Do you have the documentation ? These are loose or installed ? How do you wish to be paid ? 1 10-6 meter Syntor 1 xcat 73 Phil N3CDY. Baltimore Sent from my Mobile TRS-80

I am interested in 2 of the xcats. Price?

Ill take some xcats, what band syntor X’s do you have let go?

I would love one on low band Phil N3CDY Sent from my Mobile TRS-80

I got at least 4 or 5 of the xCat module's as well as 10 or 12 Motorola hi-power (110watt) Syntor headless radios that i would love to part with. Would anybody be interested? I am in California and

I have a large quantity of approx. 30 VHF SyntorX radios, believed to all be T73/T83 models, along with wiring harnesses, controls heads (in various configurations), speakers, mics., etc.? ? ?All

I wasn't suggesting respinning the board, just that logistically things are much simpler for hobbyist projects in 2020 than they were back in 2004. I never would have tackled the project alone, I

Any idea how many boards we are talking about? If only a few, not much point in going hog wild. These moto radios are getting pretty old. I would like to see a compact control head to go with the

Hi Steve, The biggest issue is time. I don't build the boards, I'm just the "software guy". It's not practical for Lee to make boards one at a time so he does them in batches which makes the time

Skip, Not sure what is involved in making the boards...anything we can do to help?

Thanks Steve! I'll let you know. 73's Skip WB6YMH

I have an old pc and a PUC programmer. Be hapoy to help if they can be revived. Steve N8MYA

It looks like Lee is willing to make another batch, he just asked me if I could program them.? I *think* I still have the technology (Win95 laptop with an old serial port based PIC programmer) ...

none at all i tryed via facebook also