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Guy Royse
@guy.dev

Just a casual day of receiving amateur radio packets into JavaScript and parsing the data in them.

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Guy Royse
@guy.dev

Interested, of course. But I've not done any DMR as all I have are Yaesu radios. It's all C4FM for me. We could probably use EchoLink or IRLP—I know there are repeaters near me for that. Or maybe APRS? If you have a license that lets you do HF stuff we could try actual SSB or maybe JS8Call.

Dennis "D.C." Dietrich
@dcdietrich.bsky.social

Haven't tried EchoLink yet, but it's on my to-do - or to-try - list. Regarding HF, my license only includes 10m but I don't have any 10m gear yet. As for DMR, if you want to play around with that without having to buy anything, maybe this could be a good first step: github.com/rohithzmoi/D...

github.comGitHub - rohithzmoi/Droidstar-DMR: Modified Droidstar DMR App with Enhanced FeaturesModified Droidstar DMR App with Enhanced Features. Contribute to rohithzmoi/Droidstar-DMR development by creating an account on GitHub.
Guy Royse
@guy.dev

I've got EchoLink up and running. If you have an EchoLink repeater near you I can connect to it. Then, you just talk to the repeater like you normally would and I would be talking into my phone or computer.

Bill K
@wkuehler.bsky.social

Pretty cool! Any additional details about the project? I've been trying to leverage some of my web dev skills in amateur radio as well. Working with Node and Electron to build a custom rig control. Haven't even started thinking about pulling in transmissions yet.