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Dmr stockport

Posted: 31 Jan 2017, 18:49
by Sgfcultrajon
Anyone on dmr in stockport that's my channels slot one coulour one group one :) I'm listening on channel one dmr now in sk1 4 I'm using a tyt md-380

Re: Dmr stockport

Posted: 01 Feb 2017, 01:09
by DX-Digger
Im not being funny but shouldn't you be using these frequencies for Tier2 dmr

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Or are you just using Analogue FM on the channels you listed?

Re: Dmr stockport

Posted: 01 Feb 2017, 12:51
by Sgfcultrajon
DX-Digger wrote:Im not being funny but shouldn't you be using these frequencies for Tier2 dmr

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Or are you just using Analogue FM on the channels you listed?
i thought they were for dpmr eg kedra

Re: Dmr stockport

Posted: 01 Feb 2017, 18:16
by radiosification
DX-Digger wrote:Im not being funny but shouldn't you be using these frequencies for Tier2 dmr

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Or are you just using Analogue FM on the channels you listed?
They're for dPMR. Those channels are only 6.25KHz in bandwidth, which is too little for DMR use. The DMR channels are 12.5KHz and are as originally posted by gmbusman.

Tier 1 DMR is the license free DMR radios that only work on these channels and have a 0.5W power. It's not legal to use other (tier 2 or 3) DMR radios on these channels, but if you were to do that, then it would be wise to use the same license free tier 1 DMR channels and nobody will know the difference.

Re: Dmr stockport

Posted: 01 Feb 2017, 23:57
by DX-Digger
I always thought a Tier2 radio MD380 uses two slots each 6.25KHz . Where as Tier1 uses 1 slot 12.5KHz
So the MD380 would be fine on the frequencies I posted?
I guess I must be wrong, ah well you learn something new every day.

Re: Dmr stockport

Posted: 02 Feb 2017, 11:57
by radiosification
DX-Digger wrote:I always thought a Tier2 radio MD380 uses two slots each 6.25KHz . Where as Tier1 uses 1 slot 12.5KHz
So the MD380 would be fine on the frequencies I posted?
I guess I must be wrong, ah well you learn something new every day.
All DMR uses 12.5KHz channels. 6.25KHz equivalency is achieved by splitting the channel in half in the time dimension, not in the frequency dimension. That's what TDMA is. There are two timeslots that alternate. A radio transmits in the whole 12.5KHz channel for 1 timeslot then is silent to allow another radio to transmit in the other timeslot.

Re: Dmr stockport

Posted: 04 Feb 2017, 00:28
by DX-Digger
Ahhh I see Thanks for explaining it. :thumbup:
Anyway getting back on topic have you found any contacts yet on there? :thumbup:

Re: Dmr stockport

Posted: 04 Feb 2017, 12:05
by Sgfcultrajon
No contacts as of yet

Re: Dmr stockport

Posted: 04 Feb 2017, 12:31
by moj
I tried shouting you on my digital but you didn't seem to hear me and I,m only near Manchester airport , there again if your only using the antenna supplied on the handheld I doubt you would reach me ? , would have to be an external antenna used .

Re: Dmr stockport

Posted: 05 Feb 2017, 11:47
by Sgfcultrajon
I was on dmr 1 at that time I think dxing with Ashton don't have an external have no one to put one up for me