DMR is supposed to be the fastest growing segment of ham radio. I dabbled with Fusion a little before selling everything. Hated it!
My wife's cousin talked me into trying DMR. I'm familiar with it from my Public Service days. We were on the Ohio MARC'S-IP system. I just need elmered as far as settings pertain to ham radio.
Everything was going good until I bought my Zumespot hotspot from HRO. I sat for 2 damn days trying to get it configured. The quick start guide is bullshit and missing information. Finally, HRO says mine is defective and gonna send me a new one. I understand the whole ham experimentation crap. Why the hell can't they make this digital stuff easier. I bet a large majority throw these things in the trash. If you aren't a software developer and communications engineer, you'll suffer.
It's damn aggravating. Probably why I shy from the data modes, except for CW.
I ordered another hotspot while I'm waiting on HRO to replace my fancy one. If they don't work, imma gonna toss it.
My wife's cousin talked me into trying DMR. I'm familiar with it from my Public Service days. We were on the Ohio MARC'S-IP system. I just need elmered as far as settings pertain to ham radio.
Everything was going good until I bought my Zumespot hotspot from HRO. I sat for 2 damn days trying to get it configured. The quick start guide is bullshit and missing information. Finally, HRO says mine is defective and gonna send me a new one. I understand the whole ham experimentation crap. Why the hell can't they make this digital stuff easier. I bet a large majority throw these things in the trash. If you aren't a software developer and communications engineer, you'll suffer.
It's damn aggravating. Probably why I shy from the data modes, except for CW.
I ordered another hotspot while I'm waiting on HRO to replace my fancy one. If they don't work, imma gonna toss it.