Code Plug Clinic Teaser

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I thought I’d share with everyone that I’m working on the content for the code-plug clinic. Coming soon. 73 – NØNKI (Eric Osterberg) n0nki

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6 responses to “Code Plug Clinic Teaser”

January 6, 2019

David

We are having weeks of no luck programming a gd-77 for the oakdale repeater. Does anyone have a codeplug?

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December 1, 2020

ryan

Hi, I have a motorola xpr6550, I would like to know if you have any codeplug for the dmr frequencies of amateur radio in Puerto Rico.

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1. December 1, 2020
  
  n0nki
  
  I’m sorry, I don’t maintain codeplugs for areas I’m not visiting. Here’s an idea, but I’ve just checked and I don’t see one for your area. Maybe you can share yours once you have created one. https://www.bridgecomsystems.com/pages/download-a-codeplug
  
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November 10, 2021

Chris, N0UK

Is there any more recent MD-390 codeplug for the metro area other than the one from November 2018?

Also, other than using a personal hotspot (e.g. pi-star), is it possible to access arbitrary talk groups using the local repeater infrastructure. If so, how would one do so?

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1. November 12, 2021
  
  n0nki
  
  Unfortunately no. Galen had previously been maintaining these and I believe the tools he was using have become more difficult to use.
  For the repeater access to additional talk-groups, The repeaters are connected to network controllers (some called a “C-Bridge”) that define what talk-groups are forwarded along to additional systems. We have a few Brandmeister connected repeaters that allow access to anything your hotspot has access to on either time-slot, but the other repeaters around are much more limited to exactly what the network or repeater owner has configured. You can see a list of repeaters and a list of networks on the website here.
  
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2. January 26, 2023
  
  KD0TGF
  
  You can try https://www.minnesotahamradio.com/codeplugs/ for more codeplugs.
  
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