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building a repeater using two hytera dmr mobile radio and backtoback cable

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Project25_MASTR

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Are you saying MMDVM is intentionally stripping them off? If so, it would seem one could modify it and rebuild. MMDVM is open source.

Careful with that one. MMDVM is hosted under the GPL but they also have a statement in there about not for commercial use so it would appear they are really aiming at the core of amateur radio (and trying to avoid some legal issues).
 

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Careful with that one. MMDVM is hosted under the GPL but they also have a statement in there about not for commercial use so it would appear they are really aiming at the core of amateur radio (and trying to avoid some legal issues).

No legal issues using encryption on ham bands where I live. This altruistic belief that ham radio has to be open to all is annoying.
 
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Someone brought this up about 6 months ago and after some discussion said he got 2 mobiles working back to back.
I did a proof of concept using 2 MD612s about a foot apart with a dummy load on one and an antenna on the 2nd about 10' away.

Real world performance will depend on frequency spacing / IM calcs / antenna and maybe radio spacing.
 
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