"OOPS! We have Just received a full mismarked shipment of radios from the factory. We ordered MD-380G which is a MD380 with a GPS installed. What came in was a radio labeled MD380G. But it has no GPS. So we are blowing out these brand new mis marked radios. This is just a normal TYT MD-380 UHF Version that is marked as a MD-380G. This radio does not have a GPS installed. Quantities are limited and once they are gone, they are gone."Via @HamRadio360.
A jack of many hobbies and a master of none - spending lots of time on amateur/ham radio, running, and technology.
Showing posts with label MD-380. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MD-380. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
TYT MD-380 - not G - for $81
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
TYT MD-380 to MD-2017 Code Plug
It's DMR all the time...
New software converts the MD-380 codeplug for the TYT MD-2017 https://t.co/l3Ii4eCQs9 #hamradio #hamr @HamRadioDMR @hamradio_rr @brickolore— BuyTwoWayRadios.com (@2wayradios) June 7, 2017
Wednesday, May 31, 2017
TYT MD-446: MD380Tools
#MD380Tools now with full support of MD-446 keyb layout - just finished @travisgoodspeed @PD0ZRY @ailunce PR and new builds available soon pic.twitter.com/u1fEVyvJpL— DL2MF (@DL2MF) May 24, 2017
Looks like I've not posted previously about the MD-446, so it gets a link.
Thursday, May 18, 2017
TYT MD-380: Morse Code Narrator
More features via custom firmware for the TYT MD-380:
Thanks to DL4YHF, md380tools now supports a Morse code narrator mode for visually impaired hams.— Travis Goodspeed (@travisgoodspeed) May 9, 2017
Monday, May 15, 2017
Monday, February 20, 2017
Monday, February 6, 2017
TYT MD-380 Tools in Practical Wireless
Cool!
#md380tools has found its way into March Edition of Practical Wireless. #hamradio #md380 pic.twitter.com/IcuR5z4ylE— Simon (@M0IVQ) February 6, 2017
BuyTwoWayRadios.com: TYT MD-380 Spare Parts
Nice to have options:
We now have spare parts for the TYT MD-380 DMR radio. https://t.co/BwAFEU7Wo1 @brickolore @HamRadioDMR @amatradio #hamr #hamradio— BuyTwoWayRadios.com (@2wayradios) January 27, 2017
Thursday, November 24, 2016
Thursday, September 8, 2016
TYT MD-380 Resources from KD5DLJ
KD5DLJ MD-380:
"As a fellow user of the Tytera MD-380, I felt it would be beneficial to create a web page for the purpose of reviewing and discussing the many features of this very versatile little handheld.
Needless to say, I am a big fan, especially since the release of the reverse engineered firmware that has come out that opens up this little radio to many big features. Come back often for updates and helpful tips and instructions on how to make the most of your inexpensive DMR treasure.
Denny - KD5DLJ - Omaha, Arkansas"
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Lady Ada and the TYT MD-380
From the PDF linked in the tweet below:
"Hey everyone! It's me, ladyada! I recently got my Amateur Radio License ('HAM ticket') and I wanted to start out with a radio that's both inexpensive, easy to use, and fun to hack! After seeing some videos from CCC about the MD-380, I thought this radio is the one for me to start with.
Not only does this radio do FM analog on the 400MHz band, but it can also do DMR - digital encoded radio! This gives you the ability to use an Internet-backed voice network with no static and huge worldwide repeater reach.
I'm just getting started on my HAM-venture but I thought I'd take some notes on the hacking and programming I've done! Some of it, like updating the Firmware and flashing User DB, is optional - but it's also the most fun!"
You and Your Tytera MD-380 DMRhttps://t.co/yUJNszlDqihttps://t.co/awRnuGfXr4— F1MIJ PASCAL (@f1mij) September 3, 2016
Labels:
DMR,
Electronics,
Ham Radio,
MD-380,
TYT
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
VolTAC
VolTAC (or yet another reason I need a TYT MD-380):
VolTAC is a talkgroup that was created in response to user request, and after carefully considering it we have determined it is a good idea and fits the theme of our network.
This is a local only, unlinked talkgroup and has been approved for usage on the Knoxville, Sevierville, Greeneville, and Kingsport repeaters.
The idea was born out of a discussion that happened on our Facebook group. Many of our users are UT Sports fans (including the Sysop that maintains this website!) and the idea was presented to have a "tactical" talkgroup for fans with DMR radios to use on gameday in or around the Knoxville area.
The current plan is to link the Knoxville and Sevierville repeaters together on scheduled home football games. This is to provide wide area coverage to fans in and around the area. The talkgroup is permissible to be used outside of gameday or other UT events, but please be mindful of system loading as this will be competing for resources on timeslot 1 like everything else.
During non UT events, local on timeslot 1 is still the best choice for local comms.
VolTAC - TG ID 865"
Friday, August 26, 2016
VolNet DMR and TYT MD-380
Putting the logo on the TYT MD-380 might be enough reason to buy one! Tennessee and ham radio for the win!
@travisgoodspeed Long overdue, but it finally happened for me, a BIG thank you for all the hard work done on this! pic.twitter.com/b02yTf3feY— VolNET (@VolNET_TN) August 26, 2016
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
TYT MD-390: Unboxing
Compared with the MD-380... different batteries, chargers, and more...
Monday, August 1, 2016
Makeshift TYT MD-380 Scanner
Detective work with the MD-380...
Thursday, June 30, 2016
TYT MD-380: $109 at MTC
— HamRadio360 (@hamradio360) June 30, 2016
Friday, June 3, 2016
VolNet DMR
Guess I need the UHF version of whatever radio I pickup... VolNet DMR Repeaters.
HamRadio 360 Podcast: DMR
Don't listen to the HamRadio 360 Podcast about DMR. It will make you want to spend money.
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Tytera MD-9600: Digital Mobile
BuyTwoRadios.com announces the Tytera MD-9600 as a follow-up to the MD-380 HT:
"The MD-380 was a game changer, and turned Tytera into respected brand in the DMR marketplace almost overnight.
Now they are about to do it again. Get ready for the Tytera MD-9600 Digital Mobile Radio!
Yes, that's right, the long-awaited announcement is here. Tytera has introduced a new mobile two way radio capable of operation in both digital and analog modes.
According to Tytera, the MD-3900 operates on 400-480MHz frequencies at up to 45 watts (UHF model) or 136-174MHz VHF at up to 50 watts (VHF model). As a DMR radio, It uses Time Division Multiple Access(TDMA) technology and is compatible with MotoTRBO Tier I and II."
No pricing yet, but expected release date is in May.
The product sheet can be found here (PDF).
(As a side note, I've probably not given the MD-380 as much attention as I should have.)
Monday, January 25, 2016
TYT MD-380: Shmoocon Firetalks 2016 Video
I've been reading on this TYT MD-380 hacking stuff, but didn't catch that Travis Goodspeed is an East TN/Knoxville guy.
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