Communication and Radios
Motorola Saber II R Radio
Period: ~1989.
The Motorola Saber series, including the "R" or ruggedized model, was a line of professional handheld two-way radios developed in the late 1980s, initially for the U.S. military. They gained popularity with law enforcement and other public safety agencies due to their ruggedness and features like voice encryption. The "R" model, in particular, was known for its pressurized casing, making it submersible, and its use in military and federal government applications.
The Motorola Saber II is a handheld two-way radio, part of the broader Motorola Saber series, known for its slim design and use by various organizations, including the US military and law enforcement. It was developed around 1989 and is recognized for its robust build and audio quality. The Saber II specifically falls between the basic Saber I and the more advanced Saber III models in terms of features.
