I wouldn’t say that it is like the CQ-100. While it is possible to operate strictly with a computer, it’s generally not done that way. Second, there are no charges other than equipment, and

(sent to main-ownwer@, but that bounced) From: "Charles W. Powell via Groups.Io" <doctorcwp@...> Subject: [4SQRP] DMR information To: main@4SQRP.groups.io Date: Fri, 14 Sep

I posted a lot of information on the #SSB side. There is a lot of good information and there is a lot of misinformation and confusion. It's not hard and it's not expensive. I got into DMR for < $100.

"Charles W. Powell via Groups.Io" <doctorcwp@...> writes: Besides the radio being proprietary, the protocol is not open, and hams may not build their own equipment. The protocol

There are three popular Digital Voice modes on VHF/UHF right now: DMR, System Fusion, and D-STAR. All of them are very similar, and all of them are 100% incompatible with each other. The advantages

That would be DRM, vice DMR. Two entirely different things. Best regards, Gary, K7EK Sent from BlueMail

Aloha: For years I thought DMR stood fo9r Digital Mondale Radio...providing FM type quality to shortwave transmissions. and then So many countries started transmitting an hour or two a day of

I am well established on DMR with handhelds and mobile rigs. I like the idea of a talkgroup for us to coordinate and discuss QRP in general. What talk group are you anticipating for this purpose?

How is DMR different from D-Star? Is it better? What advantage does it have over D-Star? 72/73, Robin W4IEN EM73vx w4ien@...

How is DMR different than D-Star? Is it better, the same? Is there an advantage over D-Star? 72/73, Robin W4IEN EM73vx w4ien@...

In other words, this is like that CQ-100 VOIP stuff, is this correct? --------------------------------------------

Cool BEANS! Chas! tnx Sent from Mail for Windows 10

It was brought to my attention that perhaps everyone on the list is not familiar with DMR, so i will do my best to give an explanation of what it is and what it does. DMR = Digital Mobile Radio.

Here is a good intro from the Missouri Digital Group: http://www.modigitalgroup.org/images/Introduction_to_DMR-DCC_2017.pdf 72 de Mike, N0SO

Paul The antenna he was using was a tekecopic antenna from MFJ, I think? Johnny AC0BQ -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

Ge Wayne Chas NK8O is working up a explanation for the group. This was discussed at Ozarkcon, and it sounded like a possible way for the group to communicate during low cycle times. For now just

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Workman-QRCS3-CB-Radio-Antenna-Quick-Release-Mirror-Mount-with-180-Degree-Swivel/188069449 This is as good as any I have purchased elsewhere. 72, Chas - NK8O

Can someone please write a simple DMR Talkgroup 101, I have no idea how this works or what I need to do it. Now located in Kalispell, NW Montana it is something that will keep me in touch with the

Mind posting the amazon name for that one? No luck searching for it. W0EB

Do a google search involving amazon, I did that and got the clamp for much less thant the $35. If you don't change direction you WILL arrive exactly where you're headed!!   MSGT. Susan Meckley,