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morecambe bay amateur repeater system – gb7mb & gb7uz supporting the bay area, tac9 morecambe bay amateur repeater system gb7mb & gb7uz supporting the bay area, tac9 home about us how to become a member. donations site rules all forums buy or sell code plugs my downloads downloads turn your smartphone into a p25 or dmr ht ? well, you can certainly do some neat tricks with sdr’s nowadays, clever things like making your raspberry pi transmit am/fm/ssb and the (slightly pricey) but very interesting hackrf board. i see fenton dynamics have been busy lately, they’ve rebranded now from bricom, and i completely missed them first time around, anyway, this device, which is sort of a set of modular clip-on-goodies for your smartphone can magically turns it into a vhf / uhf p25 / dmr / fm / ht is available, and, not that you can tell, but the photo above is of the 2w vhf iphone 6 version apparently, well so it says in the blurb, all wrapped up in a nextpaq case. for more info check out their august 2015 youtube posting here and head over to fenton dynamics too, if you have a supported android or ios device it may appeal to you .. it does far more than what you’d think, with a dual band module, dmr, and p25 modes, analogue signalling like mdc1200 etc, trunking, gps, roip, sos, alarms etc, and there’s an sdk kit available for third party developers too, and hopefully the apps that will appear as well. it all seems very modular and well thought out, the clipon goodies even has their own mic and speaker and battery, and it’s all neatly wrapped up in a $99 nextpaq case – with the actual dxbm modules beginning at $65 it’s beginning to look mildly interesting. watch this video or t his earlier video which hopefully gives a better idea of it… -hax- all work, text and images ©gb7mb and @mbars.co.uk july 22, 2016 / author: hax / posted in: astro corner , tech ... sommerkamp ft 277 zd sale ((now sold )) << now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >> sommerkamp ft 277 zd mk iii – from a warm, dry, pet free and smoke free home. it’s got all the warc bands, and will never ever have been cb’d as far as i’m aware, as i bought it directly off harry g3lll, the famous yaesu 101 guy who lives locally to us here at mbars hq – all that’s changed is that i fitted a fm board, which works, but there is an earth loop buzz on tx (but on fm tx only) i never got ’round to to fixing it as we used ssb ! the mic is a standard taxi type mic and the power lead comes with the set of course. the set has been looked after, rx’s well and tx’s well, the tubes seem good too, i never bothered checking them as the set just kept running fine and never let me down. it’s been kept switched on for long periods sometimes, weeks at a time, (heaters off) and is quite a nice example of the sommerkamp badged ft 101 zd mkiii i will be sad to see it go, it’s like an old friend, but it’s time for me to move on, so here you are. it’s in used, but working condition, don’t expect showroom condition, and know these sets are about 40 years old. best thing is to come and collect it, it’s too damn heavy to post, but if you really can’t get here to pick it up, maybe we can arrange a courier or something, but it’ll likely be pricey, and i’m not even sure i can package it in any meaningful way that would protect it during transport. really really, do come and pick it up. nice set .. and it will help keep you warm in the winter too. come and collect it from morecambe promenade, << now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >> << now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >><< now sold >> –hax– all work, text and images © mbars.co.uk july 21, 2016 / author: hax / posted in: for sale / wanted / swaps never mind the fugly, feel the er, quality.. yes, that’s a real photo of a real chinese electrolytic someone found during a repair. i’ve not been doing much radio lately, as life kind of got in the way and my interest in amateur radio is somewhat on the wane, but every now and again it’s good to raise your head from out of the trough long enough to taste the cool summer breeze, as i do, i notice a new email from china in my inbox, i wonder if the air is as fresh over in quanzhou, yes, it’s another chinese radio for me to purchase, or not, this time it’s dmr (tdma) and it’s a wouxun, it’s the first dmr wouxun i’ve seen, and the previous fm set whatever it was was, probably wa the best selling (useable) dual band ht after the ‘christmas cracker quality’ baofengs which hit the streets, so it slightly caught my attention. it kind of goes without saying that the wouxun i foolishly bought, shuffled off it’s mortal coil after a only couple of years, after randomly crashing, rebooting, reverting to the default mandarin and forgetting everything. dreadful. at least it was a one minute job to re-upload the frequencies back in the set via the usb lead, worse still was the yupiteru 7100 scanner which lasted about the same span, then randomly crashed and burned at random moments too, and occasionally forgot it’s nearly 1000 memories. no usb programming there, that got old really quickly, so sold it as scrap, which reminded me of several yaesu’s having done the same to me since i was a kid swl, leaving me fed up and with a broke radio, not good enough. i moved over to motorola hardware several years ago and have never been let down with their solid hardware (just their occasional crappy dmr firmware) yaesu have let me down hundreds of pounds for years , and forced me away with bad gear and worse after sales support, so obviously won’t be buying yaesu or any of the other ham names anymore, besides which, i think it all looks like it comes from the same baofeng factory anyway. i love my ft 101 zd, probably the best hf rig yaesu musen ever made, i love the build quality, but i will get rid soon, as i don’t use hf anymore. bad experiences aside, i must say i’m quite pleased that the chinese manufacturers are now making dmr, obviously the quality is not the main priority when they’re knocking these things out en masse , and predictably the programming software is crap too, thank goodness then for chirp the open source cps that does a few other (not just chinese branded radios) and hooray, i don’t have to even use windows. thank goodness for that. 2016 huh. the firmware in the chinese sets is often poor, but somewhat shockingly, even motorola screws up firmware releases , the affected gen2 mototrbo motorola sets crashed and rebooted if you set the dsp and scanlist in certain combinations, and as if moto didn’t learn by that mistake, the code monkeys at motorola recently released a firmware which stopped the sets going into transmit mode. nice job moto, but hey, why bother actually testing this stuff ? i am available as a beta tester, email me for my details moto. if you’ve got a chinese radio you may have the added bonus of fixed, naff, and quiet tx audio too, which seems to be getting solved nowadays, and with some recent chinese dmr sets, there is talk of slot timing issues which slightly worries some dmr repeater keepers (but which amateurs measure the slot timing accuracy and rise / fall on tdma sets anyway ?) – these sort of things should be sorted out, if only they spent as much refining these things as they do with bloody cell phones.. but i digress, there seems to be little evidence slot-timing issues are much of a real world problem at present for amateurs , my guess is the mototrbo repeaters are perhaps adjusting their t

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