Icom Website for ID-51A – Includes Radio Specifications, Options, Product Gallery as well as several PDF’s including one for the Instruction Manual Icom ID-51A Plus: 2 meter/70 cm handheld transceiver: Icom Website for ID-880H – Includes Radio Specifications, Options, Product Gallery as well as several PDF’s including one for the Instruction Manual Icom Website for ID-5100A – Includes Radio Specifications, Options, Product Gallery as well as several PDF’s including one for the Instruction Manual Icom ID-5100A : 2 meter/70 cm Mobile Radio Interested in buying this radio, Click here to buy it from Amazon… Icom Website for ID-1 – Includes Radio Specifications, Options, Product Gallery as well as several PDF’s including one for the Instruction Manual I wasn’t able to find anything more recent about it, so I guess only time will tell. I did a search for it and found some posts from like 20 about a new kenwood radio, but it looked like just a rebranding of an Icom radio. I have also heard that Kenwood has announced that they will have a DStar radio soon. There are a couple options that you can use to use other brands of radios, but commercially available radios that you can use straight out of the box are limited to only Icom and I believe that you can buy a software defined radio that does it to, but I’m not sure exactly which one. Most of them are Icom radios at the time of this post. There are several DStar radios that you can buy. Since what you use to talk on is probably one of the biggest things that amateurs want to know about, let’s just start with them. Granted, this is just a general overview, but… This works out better anyway, because one of my favorite podcasts that I enjoy listening to, FoTime, will be released on the 12th, so this will put my podcast and FoTime on opposite weeks.įirst off, what can you do with DStar? The answer to that question is so vast that it would take 1000 words, so let’s just use a picture instead. I had originally said that I was going to launch on Jan 12th, but I ran into some complications and wasn’t able to get everything done that I need so I am going to push it back a week to Jan 19th. I am going to try and have three episodes recorded at launch. I think I have recorded my first episode probably half a dozen times. First, though, I want to let yall know that I am working diligently to get my podcast ready for launch! I have my first episode recorded to a point that I am satisfied. Hello everyone and welcome back to Everything Hamradio! Today we are going to talk a little bit more about DStar things like DStar radios, Repeaters, and other accessories that helps DStar be what it is.

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