Anyone have the PPS for DMR from dropbox before unication removed it
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It was on the website a while back. West coast emergency on YouTube has a video of it.
Then they should sell the update. People cant afford to send their pager in for over a week .
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They'd have to develop an online updater that's tied to the serial number (and verifies that you have actually purchased the upgrade), which would be non-trivial. The previous solution was too easy to redistribute to user who haven't purchased the upgrade.
My old department issued Minitor went to the radio shop twice for a week over my 15 years of volunteering. Yeah its inconvenient, but just have a few buddies send you a text when you get a page. It goes by fast.
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