DMR Cellular Hotspot



Just finished setting up a cellular hotspot using an OpenSPOT, TP-Link router, battery pack and, of course a cell phone. So far it's just running on DMR but D-Star can't be far behind and then C4FM.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Highly Anticipated (by me) TYT Mobile Radio

Image
MD-9600 TYT Digital Mobile radio (DMR) Use Time-Division Multiple-Access (TDMA) digital function Comply with digital protocol ETSI TS 102 361-1,-2,-3 Compatible with Mototrbo Tier II GPS Optional TYT MD-9600 Frequency Range: VHF model: 136-174 MHz UHF model: 400-480 MHz PLL Channel Spacing:  6.25/25/12.5/25KHz RF Power Output: VHF 25/50W UHF 25/45W Analog and digital combined Single call, group call and all call ANI function Encryption [unction Remote kill/stun and activate Short text message function Call log check and edit function Short text message check and edit function Contacts check and edit function PC programmable function CTCSS/DCS encoding and decoding function PC password protection function Draft message edit function 250 zones, 16 channels for each zone 1000 channels Color LCD display Programmable functional keys Voice prompt Low voltage prompt Upgradeable by firmware Battery saving function TOT Emergency alert SQL setting Sc
Read more

AnyTone AT-D868UV dual-band VHF and UHF DMR portable

Image
PRESS RELEASE October 2016 For Immediate Release INTRODUCTION OF THE  AnyTone  DMR DIGITAL/ANALOG VHF AND UHF RADIO Qixiang Electron Science & Technology Co., Ltd was founded in January 1993, and is locate in Quanzhou in China. Qixiang is a high-tech corporation specialized in design, production and marketing of wireless commu-nication equipment such as Digital and Analog Handheld Two Way Radio’s, Mobile Radio’s, Citizen Band Radio’s, WiFi Radio’s, Marine Radio’s and Cell Phone Repeaters under the name AnyTone. The new  AnyTone AT-D868UV  Dual Band DMR and Analog transceiver will be released to the US market on 1 March 2017. This is an advanced one chip radio complying with the MOTOTRBO Tier I and II specifications and offering 3 inherent power levels of 6W/2.5W/0.5W. The frequency bands include both 136—174 MHz and 400—480 MHz. The radio will auto-sense digital or analog transmissions and connect accordingly. It offers 1,000 channels as well as VFO tuning and for DMR
Read more