Radioddity has updated the DM-5R listing with this cryptic note about Tier II support:
"Support DMR repeater function (DMR Tier I; support Tier II if upgraded with less than $10)"Thanks to Don for pointing out the update.
A jack of many hobbies and a master of none - spending lots of time on amateur/ham radio, running, and technology.
"Support DMR repeater function (DMR Tier I; support Tier II if upgraded with less than $10)"Thanks to Don for pointing out the update.
@ChrchCurmudgeon @john_starke I firmly believe that were are closer to the end times now than we have ever been before in history.— Vasili1097 (@vasili1097) September 13, 2016
— David de Groot (@DAdeGroot) September 15, 2016
"talkiepi uses Mumble for its voice communication protocol. Mumble is an open source, lightweight, high quality voice chat system designed for use by PC gamers. Mumble lent itself perfectly for this use case. There are already software clients for all platforms (Mac, Win, Linux, IOS, Android), meaning you can talk with your talkiepi using your phone or computer, and you're not limited to just talkiepi devices! By utilizing Mumble channels, user registration, and access control lists, you can configure different groups of talkiepis, just like using different channels on a traditional walkie talkie.
talkiepi is built utilizing a Raspberry Pi, USB speakerphone, some basic electronic components, and a 3D printed enclosure. talkiepi runs amumble client that has been designed specifically for push to talk via the push button interface. After it is setup on your wifi network and the software is configured, talkiepi will require little to no maintenance to use."
Mini Radio, coming soon, like the size of an AA battery, please note!#Radio #walkietalkie #mini #battery#409shop #ahuago #surecom— 409Shop Limited (@409Shop) September 15, 2016
Amateur radio operators provide communications support for, and participate in public service events on behalf of our communities. During and in the aftermath of disasters and emergencies, when other forms of communications are unavailable, we provide communications for first responders and Federal, state and local governmental agencies and non-governmental agencies, and to our neighbors when communications systems are overloaded or fail. Radio Amateurs contribute to the future of telecommunications as we participate in the development of innovative technology in this digital age. Amateur Radio is non-commercial, and we provide our services at no charge to anyone.
We cannot do any of these things, however, unless we can erect an effective outdoor antenna at our residences.
On September 12, The US House of Representatives passed the "Amateur Radio Parity Act" to protect the rights of Radio Amateurs. Now is the time to contact your U.S. Senators and urge them to support this important legislation.
CAT controlled rig. pic.twitter.com/mojSkyZTx9— 2E0GQQ (@M6GQQ) September 13, 2016