KB9ZB
| Joined: | Sat, Apr 4th 1998, 00:00 | Roles: | N/A | Moderates: | N/A |
Latest Posts
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| ICOM ID-51A Plus2 | KF4PBU | on 16/9/20 |
| if all else fails you can do a factory reset and load your programing again. that should solve that issue, if it does not i would suspect there might be a defect requiring service from Icom. | ||
| DMR ID Registration | pal | on 16/9/20 |
| one of the big draws to DMR is the fact that it is open to all license classes. If there is not a repeater close by no problem DMR Hotspots work just about anywhere, you just need a means to connect to the internet. as a side note: if there is something you like not on your local repeater, ask the owner or group running it, they will usually add it to the list. |
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| DMR Discussion Net. 5/15/2019. | N1AUP | on 16/9/20 |
| is this still running and second your on TAC 316? | ||
| DMR question for new users | W7VTS | on 16/9/20 |
| try placing your radio into promiscuous mode, that way anything thats comes over that repeater you will hear, no mater if you have that TG programed or not | ||
| DMR and Mac | WB3KGT | on 16/9/20 |
| Since DMR is a commercial mode and its origins are from a commercial point of view, all of the CPS is coded for Windows as that is the universal commercial OS. The best advice I have heard from the other OS world when talking DMR is to A: write you own program or B: get a cheap windows machine. Keep in mind each manufacture that develops their own DMR radio has a slightly different and copyrighted software to use for that radio. So, in short get a windows pc and join the party. I am sorry but this is the way of the world currently. |
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