Motorola is funny. When I purchased my MotoTrbo subcription back in 2014, Motorola didn't have the option for Download only, or download and disk. Very rarley will I get a disk in the mail.

I think the last disk I got in the mail was 11.5, and before that was 10.5, its hit and miss. In a sad way, your post is reassuring. I was wondering why I'm not getting disks any more even though there have been many updates since the last one I did receive (which was also Nov 2015). The download only option wasn't available when I purchased my subscription, either, so I would expect to keep getting the disks until my 3 years plays out. UPDATE: I started worrying about why I was not receiving the CPS disks since this is the option I paid for when I subscribed. I called MOL about this and was treated very politely, but ultimately I was told that in spite of the fact that I had purchased the disk delivery option, they could only send me a CD this one time and that I would have to call in and create a case each and every time I want another: They sent the following email to document that they consider the case closed.

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Sound Toys Rar. The case xxxxxxxx was created in order to request information as to why he had not being receiving his discs. He was advised a disc would be sent over and unfortunately nothing could be done in regards to the previous ones.

He was also advised that in order to continue receiving the discs he would need to call in.' I've almost always downloaded the CPS updates and new firmware in order to get them as soon as they are released.

I know that I'm supposed to be grateful that they let me subscribe to CPS, but I confess that it bothers a bit me that they've discontinued the full service for which I was charged without any notification, compensation, effort for correction, or even remorse. Quest Sql Optimizer For Oracle Keygen Photoshop. I had Batwings on my paycheck for nearly 20 years and I admit to a general bias in their favor, but this is disappointing.

Radio Service Software Radio Service Software (RSS) is a software package used to program commercial Motorola two-way radios. RSS is a series of DOS-based programs all designed to run on very slow computers (286, 386, 486's). A variation of RSS is CPS, a Windows-based version of the package used for some of Motorola's newer radio models. Despite its highly prized, and sometimes mythical status, RSS is legally available to authorized people from Motorola. However, people applying for an RSS license are often subject to background checks, and not everyone who applies will have the privilege of spending the 200 to 300 dollars needed to download the most recent versions of the software.

Unauthorized possession and use of RSS can lead to criminal charges and prosecution, as well as legal action by Motorola. For example on July 17 2000 Motorola filed lawsuits against five individuals that it accused of selling copies of RSS through E-Bay. Locations of websites that offer RSS for download are often jealously guarded by those in the know, as Motorola's legal team have divisions dedicated soley to searching out and destroying websites that offer RSS for download. As a result, most permanent RSS download sites are located amongst the legendary Russian underground hacker and pirate web domains, where Motorola's legal department have yet to exert their influence. This is the source of the often visited but seldom spoken about 'Russian Site'. Any mention of the 'Russian Site' on the Batlabs' Batboards will lead to instant termination of membership privileges. There are also 'Lab' and 'Depot' versions of RSS, which officially don't exist outside of Motorola's repair and R&D depots.

Both of these software packages allow you to add features & 'hack' options into two-way radios that the general public normally cannot have access to, including programming Trunked Radio Systems without the need of a propritary System Key. Possession of either 'Lab' or 'Depot' RSS is considered a very serious offense, and Motorola has been known to hit single individuals with lawsuits in the $60,000 range for the mere possession of these programs.