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|    Ted G. Freitas to Tony Langdon    |
|    Re: Silence    |
|    11 Apr 17 08:59:00    |
      -=> Tony Langdon wrote to Bob Seaborn <=-               -=> Bob Seaborn wrote to Ted G. Freitas <=-               BS> I have a DMR radio, and a DV4Mini hotspot. I try to log into the        BS> tg3148 DMR net Tuesdays as often as I can. There's only three of us        BS> with DMR in this area and no DMR repeater within a few hundred miles,        BS> so it's either simplex or DV4Mini.               TL> I haven't got round to any of the hotspot technologies yet.              The DV4Mini's are okay, but the real fun power comes with the DVMega. The       DV4Mini's seem to bee too cranky for me. I wrote a few python scripts for the       DVMega's that allows you to connect a USB GPS unit to the Raspberry PI and then       beacon your location out APRS network. This is something you can't do with the       DV4Mini that I know of.               BS> I'm usually on D-STAR XRF005B, btw.               TL> That, I can do by various means. :)              In general it's been really interesting to see how much the digial mode has       sparked interest in hams to start experimenting again which is a nice change.       Then again there are some that don't want to embrase it either and just want to       do their thing. To each their own I say. :)              My two cents...       ... The number you have dailed...Nine-one-one...has been changed.       --- MultiMail/Win32 v0.49        * Origin: http://realitycheckbbs.org | tomorrow's retro tech (1:218/700)    |
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