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Digital Mobile Radio
DMR ID: 3129771 TS2 CC2
Hot Spot: MMDVM HS_HAT:v1.5.2
BM_3104_United_States
Pi-Star: 4.1.10
Local Repeater:
449.975 TS1 CC15 UHF MTR 3000 100Watts
146.790 TS1 CC15 VHF XPR 8400 35Watts
All Star Link 3
ASL Node 67054 [Trixie] Raspberry Pi 5 Model B Rev 1.0 Shari Pi-Hat, NiceRF SA-818 UHF
ASL Node 622910 [Trixie] Raspberry Pi 5 Model B Rev 1.0 Cloud Server Hub
Echolink
K7RRC-L Echolink Node 212188 Yaesu FT7800 Dual Band Mobile VHF/UHF URIxB 9180B with Internal EEPROM controller Astron Power Supply
High Frequency [HF]
FT 710 HF/50MHz band 100W Compact SDR Transceiver ATAS-120A Mobile Vertical Antenna
DVSwitch
Android Phone Mobile good reliable back up communication for ham radio contact thru Node number using different mode of DMR, DStar, YSF, P25, NXDN, STFU and M17.
DroidStar
android smart phone user, this is another tool for the DMR operators, it requires existing setup with Pi-Star apps in order to get moving your connection anywhere in the internet.
QSO One
It was built QSO One so you can get on AllStarLink, EchoLink, IAX Direct, DMR, System Fusion, and M17 from a single app, without a Raspberry Pi, a radio interface, or a weekend of Linux. It’s free. Sign up with your callsign, download it for Windows or Android, and you’re on the air in about five minutes. More platforms are coming.