Hello Kay, I have been using what you told me for sometime now and it's working great. I was showing a friend about it the other day and he brought up a very interesting question. So in DR Mode you can program the repeater and all the information that is needed to work that repeater and store it in the repeater list. So he ask how is that any differant then just putting that repeater and all the information needed into a regular memory and access it in Memory Mode. Once he ask me that question I realized that if it's in the repeater list in DR Mode or in a regular memory it's seem the same. So what does DR Mode really do??
Thanks, Larry --- In [email protected], JI1BQW <ji1...@...> wrote: > > Some time ago, I wrote here that in the DR mode of the 80 (and probably > the 880 too) you cannot set RPT2 with UR=CQCQCQ. > > I have found recently that you would be able to set UR=CQCQCQ AND > RPT2=gateway at the same time if you have CQCQCQ in the UR Callsign > memory. > > Go to DR mode > Select a repeater > Long press UR button > Select GRP UR (instead of GRP CQ) by pressing BAND button > Select CQCQCQ (which you set in advance) > > Don't get confused with CQCQCQ in GRP CQ which does not allow you to set > RPT2. > > It is meaningless in Japan, but I thought it might be useful for Dplus > users outside Japan. > > 73, > -- > JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa >
