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Turn the asshatery off and realize you're out of your depth.

Is the "general public" judging ham radio operators? I don't think so.

XTL or XPR only on that project. No APX. Read before you post.

The concept of nodes probably shouldn't even be presented to users who aren't providing a node. Particularly problematic seems to be the concepts of nodes and location presented together.

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It's the mark of class, elegance, and sophistication.

Since you're taking UI suggestions... Fixed-height on the player elements. The current talkgroup div bounces the page up and down as the content changes. Native dark mode. Dismissible alerts / messages (the big orange guy, stick an X up in the right corner!).

Already there. Click the magnifying glass.

Have you tried a right click, Download Linked File... or whatever is equivalent in your browser?

Can you talk a little bit about how node quality is determined? Also, is one software platform preferred over another? If so, for what reason?

And it's trash. You're better off building from scratch.

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R14 for life!!

Nah. https://forums.radioreference.com/threads/free-users-turn-off-your-ad-blockers.429039/ I chose to subscribe again because of that debacle.

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What amazes me most is that an individual can get so far as to acquire the radio, get the system information, perform basic programming of the radio in CPS, obtain skeygen.exe, configure a VM or something to get it to run (Win 10/11 is out), but then gets stuck actually creating the key, AND...

There's just no way to prevent this sort of thing. Thoughts and prayers!

Plenty of legitimate reasons for not supporting BT and more to the point, supporting user-supplied BT accessories. You really can't imagine a problem with either of these scenarios?

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