The page is broken down into four parts... 1) Digital Radio Broadcasting 2) Amateur Radio Digital Modes 3) Irish Digital Amateur Radio network and 4) Miscellaneous digital posts.
I have links to previous posts on the blog shown in each section.
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1) Digital Radio Broadcasting
Impressive rollout of DAB+ network in France ...Dec 2023
Ongoing DRM tests at 86.5 MHz in Copenhagen ...Feb 2022
DRM tests on 26 MHz in Hungary ...Dec 2019
Revision 4 of DRM Handbook now available ...Mar 2019
Russia proposes to use DRM on 65.9 to 74.0 MHz ...Sep 2018
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2) Amateur Radio Digital Modes
Video: A beginners guide to FT8 by VK7HH ...Nov 2021
Buzzing interference on a digital DMR signal ...Jan 2021
Video: 6m FT8 DXing by VE3VN ...Nov 2020
Article on using FT8 for Moonbounce on 1296 MHz ...Jul 2020
Illegal Fishing Buoy on the 28 MHz WSPR Frequency ...June 2020
FreeDV: A digital voice mode for the HF bands ...Nov 2019
The remarkable rise of FT8 ...Oct 2019
Extra bandwidth FT8 experiment ...June 2019
New FT4 protocol hits the airwaves ...May 2019
Video on FT8 from the 2018 RSGB Convention ...Apr 2019
Club Log stats show the rise of FT8 mode in 2018 ...Mar 2019
FT8 - The Big Changeover ...Dec 2018
PSK Reporter passes 5 Billion Reception reports ...Nov 2018
Unable to upload to the PSK reporter website ...Jul 2018
Presentation on the FT8 digital mode by EI5KO ...May 2018
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3) Irish Amateur Radio Digital Network
There are a number of radio amateurs in Ireland now experimenting with and using digital modes on the VHF and UHF bands. There are three main digital modes in use... Digital Mobile Radio (DMR), D-Star from ICOM and System Fusion from YAESU. Considering that DMR is not tied to one specific vendor and the cost of cheap Chinese handhelds, DMR is likely to be the dominant mode in Ireland.
Related posts on this blog...
Rev 2 of the Digital Radio Operating Manual by Steve Wright, EI5DD ...Sep 2021
There are a number of radio amateurs in Ireland now experimenting with and using digital modes on the VHF and UHF bands. There are three main digital modes in use... Digital Mobile Radio (DMR), D-Star from ICOM and System Fusion from YAESU. Considering that DMR is not tied to one specific vendor and the cost of cheap Chinese handhelds, DMR is likely to be the dominant mode in Ireland.
Related posts on this blog...
Rev 2 of the Digital Radio Operating Manual by Steve Wright, EI5DD ...Sep 2021
New Digital Gateway in Dublin... Mar 2021
EI DMR registrations at the end of Q3 2020 ...Oct 2020
Upgrade to the FM & DMR repeaters in Waterford ...Sep 2020
Video on DMR and the Galway Digital Radio Network by Steve, EI5DD ...Sep 2020
Page updated 6th Dec 2023
New DMR repeater on 70cms proposed for Cork City ...Aug 2020
IRTS Recommend Frequencies for 70 cms Hotspots ...Jul 2019
New Digital repeaters near Dublin on the way ...Mar 2019
DMR repeaters in Ireland as of March 2019 ...Mar 2019
EI DMR Registrations at the end of Q4 2018 ...Jan 2019
Video on DMR, DSTAR & C4FM Hotspots ...Dec 2018
Galway Digital Net on Monday evenings ...Dec 2018
EchoLink now connected to Irish DMR network... Oct 2018
Guest post : The Galway DMR Repeater by EI5DD... Oct 2018
EchoLink now connected to Irish DMR Network ...Oct 2018
Guest post : The Galway DMR Repeater by EI5DD... Oct 2018
EchoLink now connected to Irish DMR Network ...Oct 2018
DMR registrations in Ireland at the end of Sept 2018... Oct 2018
Results of the Irish DMR activity net - 24th Sept 2018 ...Sep 2018
Results of the Irish DMR activity net - 24th Sept 2018 ...Sep 2018
DMR net planned for Ireland on Monday evenings... Sep 2018
EI DMR registrations at the end of June 2018 ...Jul 2018
New experimental digital gateway in Cork harbour... May 2018
Snapshot of DMR activity in Ireland... Mar 2018
Line of Sight to the DMR repeater EI7CDD ...Mar 2018
Snapshot of DMR activity in Ireland... Mar 2018
Line of Sight to the DMR repeater EI7CDD ...Mar 2018
Digital Modes on the VHF bands in EI ...Dec 2016
Links...
Here are some useful links for anyone looking for more information on the subject relevant to Ireland...
1) Brandmeister Ireland Wiki Page... Brandmeister is the main network for DMR in Ireland.
2) Steve Wright EI5DD has a lot of information about DMR and programming code plugs on his page. Steve has also put a lot of work into compiling beginners guides. While some of the information is specific to Galway, there is still plenty of interest to anyone starting out on digital radio.
...a) EI5DD website
...b) Galway Digital Radio Group Operator’s Handbook
...c) A Guide to DMR Radio Operation And Programming
...d) Digital Radio Data Card (Suitable for printing and laminating)
3) EI registered DMR numbers
4) Southern Ireland Repeater Network digital page
Links...
Here are some useful links for anyone looking for more information on the subject relevant to Ireland...
1) Brandmeister Ireland Wiki Page... Brandmeister is the main network for DMR in Ireland.
2) Steve Wright EI5DD has a lot of information about DMR and programming code plugs on his page. Steve has also put a lot of work into compiling beginners guides. While some of the information is specific to Galway, there is still plenty of interest to anyone starting out on digital radio.
...a) EI5DD website
...b) Galway Digital Radio Group Operator’s Handbook
...c) A Guide to DMR Radio Operation And Programming
...d) Digital Radio Data Card (Suitable for printing and laminating)
3) EI registered DMR numbers
4) Southern Ireland Repeater Network digital page
5) Digital Ham Ireland ... Digital radio in Northern Ireland.
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4) Miscellaneous Digital posts (posts that don't fit into the first three categories)
Digital radio for the Marine VHF Band??? ...May 2020
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Page updated 6th Dec 2023
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