DMR D-Star Fusion: Globetrotter - No radio needed??
Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2022 2:02 pm
Here's an interesting device, usually out of stock in US, but easily available by mail from UK, Martin Lynch & Sons Ltd.
It can act as a hotspot, dongle or even DMR AMBE encoder for D-Star, Fusion or DMR.
There is a summary in
So, with this it seems that if you have just a simple computer audio setup, you have D-Star, Fusion and DMR. Why would anyone want to use a radio?
OK, it's ham radio isn't it, even if you don't need a radio to use it?
Another wrinkle in the "What is modern Amateur Radio?"
Any thoughts?
It can act as a hotspot, dongle or even DMR AMBE encoder for D-Star, Fusion or DMR.
There is a summary in
So, with this it seems that if you have just a simple computer audio setup, you have D-Star, Fusion and DMR. Why would anyone want to use a radio?
OK, it's ham radio isn't it, even if you don't need a radio to use it?
Another wrinkle in the "What is modern Amateur Radio?"
Any thoughts?