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Here’s a response from Eric’s original post. My comments below his post,
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Here is some information I gathered from l
Thank you for all this useful info.CRAIGN3TPM
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From: "Lou Campagna"
To: swlfest@hard-core-dx.com
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Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2018 01:25:51 +0100
Here’s a response from Eric’s original post. My comments are in
italics.
On 2/25/18, Lou Campagna wrote:
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> W3QV runs their UHF full-time System Fusion. The VHF side runs standard
> analog.
> I’m not sure if they are linked anymore.
NOT linked - 147.030 stand alone analog.
444.8 Fusion WiresX linked Digital only.
But, lots of resources in the area. Analog, and mo
Here’s a response from Eric’s original post. My comments are in italics.
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Here is some information I gathered from local repeater group websites.
W3QV The Phil-Mont Mobile Radio Club http://www.phil-mont.o
For DMR folks, this repeater system is the one to hit: http://www.wr3irs.com/
Specifically:
DELAWARE VALLEY
c-Bridge Network
Serving the Philadelphia metropolitan area, northern Delaware, and
southern New Jersey on the K4USD c-Bridge, including access to the
NJ-Trbo "TriState" talkgroup:
440.650
Hello,
Yes, I have a FT-1DR.
Dan Srebnick mentioned on Facebook: "I'll have DMR @ 433.45 MHz TG9 TS2.
We can connect to Brandmeister or DMR+ depending upon what is of
interest. I'll also have a D-Star DVAP at 145.67 MHz. It should be up
and running Wednesday evening."
It looks like ham digi
Still have a need for an antenna. If you have an extra, or want to upgrade,
please shoot me an email. See you in the lounge.
Bob Crain
N3HFP
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I assume you have a Fusion capable rig, Eric?
I can bring a RPi based MMDVM/ZUM/JumboSPOT device. It can do all 4 modes
concurrently on a first-come-first-served basis.
On Sun, Feb 25, 2018 at 10:37 AM, Eric A. Cottrell
wrote:
> Hello,
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> I am not surprised given the hit and miss of website
Hello,
BBC Newshour had a item about Numbers Stations today.
http://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-42819704/numbers-stations-the-spy-radio-that-anyone-can-hear
73 Eric
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For DMR I’ll probably bring the Hytera PD-365. UHF only, compact integrated
antenna, but low profile and convenient to carry.
I’m making pretty good use of the D74A between D-Star and APRS. When we were
down at Hamcation a few weeks ago I had it beaconing as we drove, just in the
cabin of
Here is a reminder to all hams going to the fest. The frequency for
chat around the fest hotel will be 146.550MHZ direct CSQ.
See you in 4 days.
Dave Marthouse N2AAM
dmartho...@gmail.com
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Hello,
I have not used D-Star with my D74A yet, but did notice the list in the
radio.
I am planning to update the code plug in my XPR radios so I can use the
NJ-NY-PA network on the way down.
I may end up taking three HTs (FT-1D for Fusion, XPR6550 UHF for DMR,
and D74A for D-Star).
73 E
Hello,
I am not surprised given the hit and miss of website updates. There are
likely other repeaters farther away that are usable at the hotel with a
HT. I can use several Boston repeaters around nine miles away at my
house with a HT, including one on the 900 MHz ham band, while several
clos
I'll bring my D74A. It can use GPS to list nearby D-Star repeaters
based upon the installed list. That might be interesting.
Thanks for the list, I'll probably add the DMR sites to an HT.
On Sat, 2018-02-24 at 23:11 -0500, Eric A. Cottrell wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I remember years ago bringing my H
Eric et al,
The Phil-Mont machine on 444.800 is now a permanent Fusion C4FM machine
constantly linked to America-Link (FCS002-90). It's my local machine here
in Wayne, PA.
On Sat, Feb 24, 2018 at 11:11 PM, Eric A. Cottrell
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I remember years ago bringing my HT with me when th
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