teufler
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Are there any amplifiers out there that work for DMR radios? wITH THE ABUNDANCE OF ht'S, looking for a 5 in maybe 35 or so out.
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Amplifier for dmr radios
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toastycookies
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Yes there are but without knowing what band/frequency you plan to use it on you may be looking at different models.
There is a 30 post thread here which discusses this issue:
https://forums.radioreference.com/d...mp-tytera-md-380-dmr-ht.html?highlight=bg7sgm
Read the linked thread cited above.
The person who posted this has already bought, assembled and tested this "DMR amplifier." :wink:
prcguy
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I have a hand held amp laying around here that I just tried with an MD-380 and it works great in DMR mode. Its advertised as being compatible with most everything out there and it covers 30-512MHz continuous. Problem is they are a little scarce and pricey, check out the Ultralife A-320.
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