We help explain how to use Digital Mobile Radio & its many features
Every Monday night, join us on the MichiganOne DMR Tech Net as we try to make Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) easier to understand and fun to use! Starting at 7:00pm ET before the MichiganOne DMR Tech Net, James N8TMP and Bob KB8DQQ will discuss the very popular amateur radio hobby of photography. Tune in to
Read MoreEvery Monday night, join us on the MichiganOne DMR Tech Net as we try to make Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) easier to understand and fun to use! Monday night, July 21st, the MichiganOne DMR Tech Net team will discuss Hot Keys on your radio. Do you use them and if so, for what purpose? The
Read MoreSummary Ed’s Extra Exam Success The group welcomes Ed, who joins from his car after attending an ARRL monthly meeting in Ann Arbor. Ed shares that he recently passed his extra exam and discusses using Ham Study to prepare. Dana congratulates Ed and briefly mentions his own experience with the extra exam. The conversation touches
Read MoreWhy Do You Need A Ham Radio License for Flying FPV Drones? By Ham Radio Prep Persons who fly drones with first-person view, or FPV, may be surprised to learn that they need to obtain an amateur radio license in order to legally use an on-board video system during flights. FPV, also known as remote-person view (RPV)
Read MoreThe U.S. Ham Radio Market: Is It Dying? 22 January 2025 | by Frank K4FMH | Is amateur radio in the United States dying? The short answer is NO. But it is CHANGING. Here is why and how. Author’s note: Several months ago, I was contacted by a corporate sales broker to prepare a brief assessment
Read MoreThis is the percentage of population (per capita) of ham radio licenses per each US state and territory. Utah, 0.5703% Idaho, 0.5636% Oregon, 0.4953% Alaska, 0.4635% Washington, 0.4527% New Hampshire, 0.4162% Montana, 0.3971% Wyoming, 0.3786% West Virginia, 0.3508% Colorado, 0.3423% Maine, 0.3416% Vermont, 0.3347% New Mexico, 0.3176% Arizona, 0.3098% Tennessee, 0.2845% Arkansas, 0.2774% Nevada, 0.2742% Hawaii, 0.2662% California, 0.2657% US Virgin Islands, 0.2557% Oklahoma, 0.2543% Missouri, 0.2530% Kansas, 0.2529% Alabama, 0.2464% Virginia, 0.2451% Ohio, 0.2400% Indiana, 0.2343% South Dakota, 0.2283% Kentucky, 0.2176% North Carolina, 0.2170%
Read MoreM17 functionality in WPSD is no longer, as support for M17 has been dropped from the MMDVM Project. https://groups.io/g/OpenDV/message/2311
Read MoreEd W8EMV presents, “Using Tailscale” for the Tuesday, July 15 MichiganOne DMR Tech Net TV on Zoom broadcast from 8pm-9pm ET. He’ll explain how to use Tailscale for amateur radio and answer your questions. To learn more about what Tailscale is, check out: https://tailscale.com/tailscale-ssh https://lika.be/wp/2022/06/connecting-to-your-sdr-from-anywhere-using-tailscale/ To join the MichiganOne DMR Tech Net TV on Zoom
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