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The GB7PY repeater was stolen from the Madingley site, Cambridge, on 23rd December at approx 2115hrs.
Repeater information:
- Motorola SLR5500 UHF
- Model: R10QCGANQ1AN
- Tanapa : PMUE4392AA
- Serial: 478IRW1189
Also stolen Teltonika RUT950 4G router. IMEI on the Router is 3516220701486502 – which has been network blocked and will therefore not work on any network now.
Any information, please pass to Cambridgeshire Police on crime reference number 35/92597/19.
According to the UK Repeaters site, GB7PY is a 70cm DMR repeater connected to the Pheonix network, and is operated by the Cambridgeshire Repeater Group. The repeater became active in July 2018.
Disgusting i am a radio ham and that repeater is very expensive i makes you wonder did a licenced operator steal the repeater its important to put a cps password on all your dmr radios then if they are stolen they are useless to them its unlikely that the average drug addict would steal something like this i purchased some dmr radios on ebay i suspect they where stolen from a train station i taken them to the police and reported the seller they had live dmr traffic one of them was also remotely bricked. very sad