Thanks Rahn. Whenever I can I will show this to new hams. I can use their CPS to show them how to program their radio, but it is very hard to tell them how it works. 73 Gene N7ARO
Thanks you’re a huge help. I think you understand these radios more than any TH-camr there is. I’m curious do you have a good frequency list for 2 meter and 70 cm in Montana. I run all the way from Idaho up in to Havre Montana I delivered to all the Walmart stores I’m having a hard time finding good frequencies for the 2 m and 70 cm in Montana. One of these days when I figure DMR out I’ll need to get those frequencies for Montana also thanks Thanks
The best place to get repeater information is Google search 'Gallatin Ham Radio Club' On their website on the left hand side towards the bottom there is a link to repeaters. Harley's repeater maps are great. There is one for VHF and one for UHF. Be away that many UHF repeaters have been converted to DMR. DMR information in Montana go to dmr-montana dot net.
Great video Rahn and love your new studio😉
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Thanks Rahn. Whenever I can I will show this to new hams. I can use their CPS to show them how to program their radio, but it is very hard to tell them how it works. 73 Gene N7ARO
Thanks you’re a huge help. I think you understand these radios more than any TH-camr there is. I’m curious do you have a good frequency list for 2 meter and 70 cm in Montana. I run all the way from Idaho up in to Havre Montana I delivered to all the Walmart stores I’m having a hard time finding good frequencies for the 2 m and 70 cm in Montana. One of these days when I figure DMR out I’ll need to get those frequencies for Montana also thanks
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The best place to get repeater information is Google search 'Gallatin Ham Radio Club' On their website on the left hand side towards the bottom there is a link to repeaters. Harley's repeater maps are great. There is one for VHF and one for UHF. Be away that many UHF
repeaters have been converted to DMR. DMR information in Montana go to dmr-montana dot net.