Fusion on a Tytera
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Fusion on Tytera
There are already postings on this subject. One big issue is that the 380 does not have enough memory to support both DMR and Fusion. I'm no legal expert, but there also might be licensing concerns.
There are already postings on this subject. One big issue is that the 380 does not have enough memory to support both DMR and Fusion. I'm no legal expert, but there also might be licensing concerns.
http://forums.radioreference.com/bu...27256-md-380-firmware-reverse-engineered.html makes a reference to this subject?
There is a lot of TALK about creating radios with multiple digital formats, but I'll believe it when I see it 
That's the precise point there ^^^. Up until today, there's been nothing but talk. The only "breakthrough" was the "jailbreak" that would in theory allow clever programmers to write their own decoder firmware. To my knowledge it hasn't progressed much since.
As the previous poster suggested, there simply is not enough memory available to handle multiple formats, so even if it turns out to be possible, only one mode at a time could be used in all likelihood. :wink:
As the previous poster suggested, there simply is not enough memory available to handle multiple formats, so even if it turns out to be possible, only one mode at a time could be used in all likelihood. :wink:
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