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Tony Langdon | Rich Lawrence | Re: Digital Radio - Which One and Why? |
February 8, 2017 7:55 PM * |
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-=> Rich Lawrence wrote to All <=- RL> I saw that someone said we needed some more traffic in this echo, so I RL> thought I would help with this question... RL> Have you started or made a total switch to digital yet? And if so, RL> which one and what was the main reason for that particular one? I don't see it as a switch, rather an addition. RL> I have started my switch. I have a new Yeasu FT2DR which uses C4FM RL> digital. I also have an Icom ID-31 that is a UHF D-Star hand held. I RL> plan to get a DMR radio to kind of round it out, and from there make a RL> determination which one is the best for me. RL> Locally we have a lot of Hams with DMR radio. It seems that is the main RL> one most people here are using. What about you guys? I added D-STAR in 2007, just before the first repeater arrived in Melbourne. I got DMR capability in 2014, though didn't get a contact via the network until the other week, when I was in Melbourne and had access to a repeater. ... This is abuse, arguments are down the hall. --- MultiMail/Win32 v0.49 * Origin: Freeway BBS - freeway.apana.org.au (3:633/410) |
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