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HAM-DMR: talkgroup 9 is unnecessary.
Human curiosity knows no bounds, and where there is a will, there is a way. This is often the starting point of amateur radio. Next to the hobbyist with a tall…
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Repeaters, codeplugs, talkgroups and the BrandMeister network in Belgium.
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TETRA set against DMR Tier III.
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Programming and wiring analogue radios and scanners.
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HAM-DMR: talkgroup 9 is unnecessary.
Human curiosity knows no bounds, and where there is a will, there is a way. This is often the starting point of amateur radio. Next to the hobbyist with a tall…
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About Channel Busy and RX Lists
Even with all the scenarios from the previous presentation about Brandmeister and DMR, you may still run into problems on DMR now and then. I made a new…
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BrandMeister, a practical guide with examples
The new features of the BrandMeister network are not always clear to every radio amateur. Where there used to seem to be only 2 talkgroups, their number has…
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Theoretical reception of the HAM-DMR.BE BrandMeister network
This is currently the theoretical reach of all DMR repeaters connected to the Belgian BrandMeister network: The following assumptions were made in generating…
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HAM-DMR: code plugs, software and documentation
I’ve been active for a while now as an amateur radio ham operator on different HAM DMR networks. Digital mobile radio (DMR) is an open digital mobile radio…
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DMR repeaters in Belgium
Update: Data from 2016-01-02 taken from the UBA website, together with a separation per network. For unclear reasons a number of sysops have decided to switch…
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TETRA vs DMR Tier III
A good overview of the differences and uses of TETRA networks and DMR Tier 3 networks
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Programming Radio Tour in an Albrecht AE69-2H or Uniden UBC69XLT
For people who have an Albrecht AE69-2H, a European Uniden UBC69XLT or similar, and who want to program the new frequencies 164.63125 MHz for Radio Tour…
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Wire a Yaesu FTM-10 to a Sena SR10 bluetooth interface
So I ride a motorcyle. And I have a HAM license. And I have a bluetooth intercom system in my motorcycle helmet. And I’d like to do both, since riding is a…
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Programming a Kenwood TK-3101 on a too quick machine
I have managed to get the typical Kenwood software KPG54D and KPG48D for their TK-3101 transceiver on one of the fastest Apple MacBook Pro‘s currently on the…