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If you have one of the above units connected to the internet on commercial frequencies and its located in the USA!
P/M me.
P/M me.
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Any Hytera 982 I or S Owner with IP Site connect equipped unit (USA) only on commercial Frequencies.
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Muxlow
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I maintain a bunch of IPSC networks. Some with the RD982 and some with the new H series repeaters. What you looking for?
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Well we have a small ca/az network wanted to see if anyone might want to link to for testing and demoing.
Muxlow
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I could do that.
Just need the master IP, authentication key and the talkgroup (can fire that off in a PM)
iv got an extra repeater sitting here i could plop online for that
Just need the master IP, authentication key and the talkgroup (can fire that off in a PM)
iv got an extra repeater sitting here i could plop online for that
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Is it me or did we loose the ability to P/M on this site? I can't seem to find it anymore?
Hover your mouse over Muxlow's username. Click on Start Conversation on the window that pops up.
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Thanks did that. Didn't realize things changed since I last used years ago.
speedway_navigator
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I can test from Mesa next month if that helps.
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Anyone ever configure a 982-s in repeat mode then via the internet to a second 982-s that is in remote base mode? OR two 982-S units in remote base mode via the network? I have a need to put a remote base about 150 Miles away to monitor / talk on and at my house I can do either repeater or remote base but I think repeater would be beater? I should of said using the S units so I could go analog on both sides.
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Not familiar with remote base mode.
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