Thanks Skipp. I have both the 1086 and 1088 elements. I assume the 1086
is TX and 1088 is RX?
Kevin
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If you use (my preference) Bomar in NJ, simply tell them you have
KXN-1086 and KXN-1088 mitrek elements.
New rocks are $10 to $15 each if you do the change yourself. Big cost
savings and fairly easy to do with normal electronic tools.
The KXN-1095 is probably the higher spec base station msr channel
element. It's not a required animal. In fact a high spec crystal (rock)
is a lot more expensive.
The mitrek ordered rocks should work in the 1095 element, no problama.
Mitrek elements should work fine in the MSR-2000...
been there, done that... coffee mug and tee shirt.
cheers
skipp
> "Kevin Bednar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a part number of KXN1095A for the TX channel element on the UHF
> MSR2000. Does anyone know the corresponding RX channel element number?
> The MSR being looked at doesn't have a RX element in it, but I have a
> bunch of different elements laying around and want to see if I have
> the needed one. Thanks.
> Kevin
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