DMR Users

In theory, yes - they could use any slot. An out there, as long as the braai stays alight, it doesn't matter if it rains. Info on BM and exactly how it works is sketchy as it was to be an "open network" but then as problems popped up different countries and keepers adopted their own routin...

The general layout is for TG9 S2 to be used for reflectors and TG9 S1 for local comms. Repeater Keepers decide what TG's are "static" on their repeater - in theory you can key in any TG you want as they are all accessible as User Active. You shouldn't upset any of the locals - DMR is not a...

The booklet "A SIMPLE GUIDE TO DMR IN THE UK" is now available in an on-line format as well as the standard PDF format. The PDF version can be found here: http://www.dmr-uk.net/index.php/about-dmr/ The on-line version can be read here: https://simpledmrguide.wordpress.com/

There will be a few polls going up over a period of months on the DMR-UK.Net - Phoenix UK Users Group, in order to gather data towards the next edition of the DMR Guide that was published a few months ago (http://www.dmr-uk.net/index.php/about-dmr/) Some feedback was received (mainly from newbies to...

As posted on the ETCC Website:

GB7BJ at Malvern

is now linked to the Phoenix network. Before we decide to reconnect to the Salop Cluster as before, comments from users would be helpful re the possiblity of limited user demand access to the Phoenix Network.

Reply to g3pwj@sky.com

The above repeater is now live on the Phoenix UK Network.

It's been placed in region 870 which is aligned with it's ETCC region (despite being in the SW) with GB7HM and GB7PN.

The CQ-UK room which is accessible via TG2351 Slot 1 / DMR+ ref 4409 , is now connected to XLX reflector 925, which will allow access to the channel via DStar. Another area for all modes to come together, Phoenix UK DMR, CQUK x-wires, and XLX925 DStar.

Our basic "Dummies Guide to DMR in the UK" is available for download via our website.

http://www.dmr-uk.net/index.php/about-dmr/

The AV simplex frequencies are also for DV use however based on previous 2m DMR radios the following have been used - 144.6000 , 144.6125 (offical calling channel) , 144.625

Just noticed the same issue whilst listening to a qso on my DM4600 and the MD9600.

I have however been told that my Tx audio quality on the MD9600 is no different to that via the DM4600 which is good to hear.