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Welcome to DMR.N2PQT,
I have created this site to help Amateur Radio Operators setup their radios and hotspots.
I have been on DMR since 2016, I have used DMR for the NYC Marathon since and it's a great mode it keeps communications reliable.
My friends N2NSA and NY4Z have put up a great system in New York City and NY State also Florida.
CS750
Radio I currently us are Connect Systems 700 that I upgraded to at CS750
TYT MD-2017 Radio that I like because the display is big and easy to see
Connect Systems CS800D Radio with CS-BFD Display it's a great display.
DMR Website's to visit.
Get a DMR ID for your radio at Radlioid.net (Please note this site has SSL problems and some browsers will says it's invalid just continue).
Check This website to apply for Vanity Call Sign
Brandmeister. Network rules for TalkGroup 3100 you can chat freely if you are in the USA, outside of USA keep chat to a minume of 10 minutes or change to another chat group. Read more
As of 8/1/2020 I have configured job Hotspot to TGIF
Here is a great video to get on DMR and setup you hotspot.
See Link BridgeCom Video
TYT MD-2017
How to become an Amateur Radio Operator.
How to become an Amateur Radio Operator.
You can take online practice test and when you feel you can go to a test site.
HamExam.org Amateur Radio Practice Exams
If you prefer a book to carry and read you can order from the arrl.org
Technician is the entry level to talk on Amateur Radio
General Class gives you more permissions to other Amateur Radio bands
Extra Class is the highest level gives you more permissions to other Amateur Radio bands
Amateur Radio Emergency Service
Amateur Radio Emergency Service
Provides radio support for the American Red Cross to Public events and most important when a disaster strikes like a hurricane, tornado or earthquake.
ARES Resources
· Download the ARES Manual [PDF]
· ARES Field Resources Manual [PDF]
· ARES Standardized Training Plan Task Book [Fillable PDF]
· ARES Standardized Training Plan Task Book [Word]
· Emergency Communications Training
The Amateur Radio Emergency Service® (ARES) consists of licensed amateurs who have voluntarily registered their qualifications and equipment, with their local ARES leadership, for communications duty in the public service when disaster strikes. Every licensed amateur, regardless of membership in ARRL or any other local or national organization is eligible to apply for membership in ARES. Training may be required or desired to participate fully in ARES. Please inquire at the local level for specific information. Because ARES is an Amateur Radio program, only licensed radio amateurs are eligible for membership. The possession of emergency-powered equipment is desirable, but is not a requirement for membership.
How to Get Involved in ARES: Fill out the ARES Registration frorm and submit it to your local Emergency Coordinator.
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