DMR is Designated marksman rifle to me and came across this video looking for rifle videos lol. Well I learned something today. I’m interested in this.
@@HarryHamsterChannel I don't know very much at all about DMR. Or about most radios for that matter. This provided an easy to digest outline of what it is and what it does. I primarily use GMRS during my commute and haven't taken the next step to get a HAM license. DMR sounds like something I would be interested in if and when I do get licensed.
@@tchambers807 I'm in a similar spot. I got a DMR radio today because it shares battery packs with my GMRS handheld and is also analog 2M/70cm. If nothing else, I plan to program the GMRS and MURS frequencies in at appropriate power levels to be my new every day carry.
If I purchase a set of DMR radios and a itinerant license for my non-profit, does everyone I give a radio to need a HAM license individually? It seems that each radio will need a DMR ID, but does each DMR ID need to be a associated with an individual HAM callsign or can the DMR ID be assigned to the business itself? Seems there is a lot of confusion about this.
@@Tism_me_timbers WRONG millennial!. His voice is getting higher in frequency as he increases in speed. Bad presentation and presenter for a company trying to sell me something. Now he's starting to slur words together. GEEZ!
you could just use the handy dandy playback speed settings baked into youtube. it's the button that looks like a cog. it's right next to the CC. it says "Playback speed". i imagine you'll figure out what to do from there. if not, just hope you can find a slow video to explain lol
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Not sure why anyone would want this over a cell phone aside from just wanting to play with radios. If hams wouldnt have gatekept their hobby so hard for so long with their demands for licensing, it's possible HTs could have the same capabilities of cell phones these days.
Hi Glenn, DMR is relatively new to the ham radio world, but it offers many features to connect you around the world. With over 190,000 DMR IDs registered and 8154 DMR repeaters worldwide, it's another great facet of the Ham Radio sandbox, where there's room for everyone to use what they prefer.
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DMR is Designated marksman rifle to me and came across this video looking for rifle videos lol. Well I learned something today. I’m interested in this.
That's how I ended up here also, the radios are pretty cool though.
Thats funny, I clicked on a dmr video and it was about airsoft, lol!😃😃
Yes Designated Marksman Rifle is correct...
I am also a Ham...
Same 😂
This guy is stoked and I love it. Really helpful video thank you
Glad it helped!
I what manner?
@@HarryHamsterChannel I don't know very much at all about DMR. Or about most radios for that matter. This provided an easy to digest outline of what it is and what it does. I primarily use GMRS during my commute and haven't taken the next step to get a HAM license. DMR sounds like something I would be interested in if and when I do get licensed.
@@tchambers807 I'm in a similar spot. I got a DMR radio today because it shares battery packs with my GMRS handheld and is also analog 2M/70cm. If nothing else, I plan to program the GMRS and MURS frequencies in at appropriate power levels to be my new every day carry.
That man scares me...
Does he ever blinks?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It’s A.I.
Thanks for sharing this video greatly appreciated ! My brother W9GFH Is already using DM
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Great video.
Hope you eventually get your hole some day 😉
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That dude didn’t blink!
He's a master of not blinking!
Well done!
This makes me want to stay with analog forever.
Let's Roll!
@@BridgeComSystemsInc mmmm....nah.
He's not a robot, is he?
@@HarryHamsterChannel your guess is as good as mine.
I agree. Seems mostly useless for my needs
We get asked "What is DMR?" fairly often. So we hope this clears it up! Are there any other concepts you want to learn?
If I purchase a set of DMR radios and a itinerant license for my non-profit, does everyone I give a radio to need a HAM license individually? It seems that each radio will need a DMR ID, but does each DMR ID need to be a associated with an individual HAM callsign or can the DMR ID be assigned to the business itself?
Seems there is a lot of confusion about this.
Hee hee , I have not been called rant in years, thanks for the memories.
Amazing explanation!!
Thank you for the comment, we try to get the best explanation out there.
You guys keep talking about Brandmeister, can you explain DMR-MARC because. That’s what’s available in my area thru Chicagoland DMR
They will get back to you when they can.
they will get bck to when they can.
Let's pray and have hope, so your question will be answered.
REALLY poor support here.
They will get back.
It would be very helpful if you could slow down a bit more.
listen faster
@@Tism_me_timbers WRONG millennial!. His voice is getting higher in frequency as he increases in speed. Bad presentation and presenter for a company trying to sell me something.
Now he's starting to slur words together.
GEEZ!
you could just use the handy dandy playback speed settings baked into youtube. it's the button that looks like a cog. it's right next to the CC. it says "Playback speed". i imagine you'll figure out what to do from there. if not, just hope you can find a slow video to explain lol
I enjoy listing to local hams with a common scanner. Is there a way to hear DMR on a scanner or will I be out of luck when everyone goes DMR?
To hear DMR on a scanner, you'll need a digital scanner, a software-defined radio (SDR) with decoding software, a DMR dongle, or access to online SDRs and streams, while ensuring compliance with local monitoring laws.
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If it requires the internet, just use the internet.
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This Tanner guy is obviously not human.
Now I am even more confused than before. Codeplugs? There is no place to plug one of those into my hotspot.
A codeplug is not for the Hotspot. It's for the radio that works with the Hotspot
Is this a Ham Radio?
I thought so before I saw this.
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Blink Dude Blink.
Thank you for your comment! 73!
His eyes dried out from all the hand waving.
lol
He never blinked
He's a master!
Just another Bridgecom Infomercial. Absolute no help.
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@@BridgeComSystemsInc You people are Marketing crap.
I didn't understand a thing of what you said. 😑
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Not sure why anyone would want this over a cell phone aside from just wanting to play with radios.
If hams wouldnt have gatekept their hobby so hard for so long with their demands for licensing, it's possible HTs could have the same capabilities of cell phones these days.
I set up a 24GHz link between my house and an OM's across the river. A phone call is much easier. But that's not the point.
Yes this seem way to over complicated. Just use what’s app group chat or FaceTime group chat
If the bottom falls out and the cell towers and grid collapses, they'll be ham radio.
@@BridgeComSystemsInc But there won't be DMR!
@@BridgeComSystemsInc not with DMR... it utilizes the internet
DMR is a joke
Hi Glenn, DMR is relatively new to the ham radio world, but it offers many features to connect you around the world. With over 190,000 DMR IDs registered and 8154 DMR repeaters worldwide, it's another great facet of the Ham Radio sandbox, where there's room for everyone to use what they prefer.
Ah oh, Glenn's on A rant! 😂
This just sounds way too complicated. Sounds like you need an electrical engineering degree. IMO. KB8ZSP
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