Virtual testing is also available: https://glaarg.org/ve_sessions/ Mike, N0SO

Here is a YouTube video to help get you started: https://youtu.be/L_OPs0izne4 And some reading material: http://www.papasys.com/dmr/DMR101/ 72/73 de Mike, N0SO

Hi Wayne, You will need a DMR capable rig and access to a either a DMR repeater or a personal “hotspot”. A hotspot is a very simple simplex access point usually consisting of a rRaspberry Pi equipped

I just got a cancellation call from them as well. Mike, N0SO

I’ve used this amp: DROK TDA7297 15W+15W Audio Power Amplifier Module AC/DC 9-18V 2.0 Dual Channel Stereo Amp Board, DIY Sound System Component https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C4MT274/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_

All well deserved, gentlemen, thank you all for what you do for the group! Johnny, someone should have given you an award for holding the group together! 72/73 de Mike, N0SO

I wear that shirt during the kit building portion of our local BSA Electronics Merit Badge sessions at STEM Summer Camp. 72 de Mike, N0SO

Thanks Stan (and Randy)! Mike, N0SO

Hi Jim, Color Codes and Time Slots are set by the repeater or hotspot owner, so we need a little more information: Are you trying to get in via a personal hotspot, or through a local repeater? The Zum

The “Lightning Talk” format was used at the TAPR Conference in St. Louis a year or so ago when they ran short of speakers. I think everyone was amazed at what good content could be had from such a sho

That’s a great idea! Especially if we are successful in getting a 4SQRP DMR Talkgroup. I’m willing to help. 72 de Mike, N0SO FYI: Branson also has its own Talk Group (31293) and a repeater (for future

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 of

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

We could make a project out of building your own DMR “Hotspot”. Some joker was supposed to present that topic at OzarKCon last year and “skipped out” at the last minute. 72 de Mike, N0SO

In the interim, the St Louis Metro Talk Group (TG 31292) is lightly used. I hang out there a lot. 72 de Mike, N0SO

I ordered one -- I want to evaluate its potential as an Electronics Merit Badge project for the Boy Scouts. Mike, N0SO

Shorty Small's BBQ: https://g.co/kgs/XhFli9 The Altenhof Inn (not in Branson, but at nearby Indian Point): https://g.co/kgs/cZdWJl Mike, N0SO

All, I don't see the info posted on our slqs.net website, but it is posted here: http://w0ma.org/bearswiki/images/d/d4/Tailgate2016.pdf 72, Mike, N0SO

HAMLOG is a great app, I use it on an iPad or iPhone for portable operations. When I get home I export the adif log and import that into my main logging program. It works great. If your rig is an Elec

Sure thing, the power point slides are here: http://n0so.net/fileadmin/ham/4statesqrp/ ... Along with the one on SDRs from last year. I didn't want to fill up our yahoo group file space with these bec