WSFT900 Posted 16 hours ago Report Posted 16 hours ago Guess I'll start with the TD-H3Gmrs. I have Odmaster and have finally go the hang of it (well sorta)...All my channel frequency channels show the correct settings (1-22) and the TD shows just 23-30 with no 'RPT' before the number. Sites show RPT15-RPT22 so this is just the start of the headache I have seen so many youtube videos l still can't figure out the right way to set them up. Do I use the available RPT'r 'stock' options (using the above channels and the input/output tones that match freq to RPT's # OR save to to a different channel above 30? TIA as l grab some tylenol Quote
SteveShannon Posted 15 hours ago Report Posted 15 hours ago 43 minutes ago, WSFT900 said: Guess I'll start with the TD-H3Gmrs. I have Odmaster and have finally go the hang of it (well sorta)...All my channel frequency channels show the correct settings (1-22) and the TD shows just 23-30 with no 'RPT' before the number. Sites show RPT15-RPT22 so this is just the start of the headache I have seen so many youtube videos l still can't figure out the right way to set them up. Do I use the available RPT'r 'stock' options (using the above channels and the input/output tones that match freq to RPT's # OR save to to a different channel above 30? TIA as l grab some tylenol It’s just the choice some manufacturers make. RPT15 is exactly the same as 23, RPT16 = 24, etc. Personally I prefer using 23-30, instead of RPT15-RPT22, but it’s the same thing RPT15 (aka channel 23) receives on the same frequency as channel 15, but transmits 5 MHz higher. amaff, WRXB215 and WRUU653 3 Quote
Socalgmrs Posted 15 hours ago Report Posted 15 hours ago Just pick the correct repeater channel for the frequency on the repeater and add the tones. Quote
WSFT900 Posted 13 hours ago Author Report Posted 13 hours ago Thanks for the reply's, once my head clears up (and the cat gets off my lap) l'll give it a shot... Billz 1 Quote
WSFT900 Posted 13 hours ago Author Report Posted 13 hours ago Forgot to add, do l just us the VFO mode and find the freq that's for the repeater in question, from the HH or just use Ogmaster (which is probably be easier)and where it says Decode(rX) Encode(TX) is this where l put the tone? amaff 1 Quote
WRUU653 Posted 12 hours ago Report Posted 12 hours ago 53 minutes ago, WSFT900 said: and where it says Decode(rX) Encode(TX) is this where l put the tone? Correct Quote
WSFT900 Posted 12 hours ago Author Report Posted 12 hours ago 8 minutes ago, WRUU653 said: Correct Thank you, I guess l am too far away from a couple of repeaters, am hoping l get approved on 1 that is top of a tall building and only 1/2 mile away. Maybe l will take a drive along the river and see how it goes. Thank you T WRUU653 and amaff 2 Quote
WRUU653 Posted 12 hours ago Report Posted 12 hours ago 2 minutes ago, WSFT900 said: Thank you, I guess l am too far away from a couple of repeaters, am hoping l get approved on 1 that is top of a tall building and only 1/2 mile away. Maybe l will take a drive along the river and see how it goes. Thank you T You’re welcome, you are on the right track. Also @SteveShannon’s info is always good. Quote
WSFT900 Posted 12 hours ago Author Report Posted 12 hours ago 13 minutes ago, WRUU653 said: You’re welcome, you are on the right track. Also @SteveShannon’s info is always good. Appreciate it Quote
SteveShannon Posted 9 hours ago Report Posted 9 hours ago 2 hours ago, WRUU653 said: You’re welcome, you are on the right track. Also @SteveShannon’s info is always good. No, not always, but I try to be accurate. Like anybody I’m far from perfect. WRUU653 1 Quote
WRUU653 Posted 9 hours ago Report Posted 9 hours ago 20 minutes ago, SteveShannon said: No, not always, but I try to be accurate. Like anybody I’m far from perfect. Eh… still, pretty good. SteveShannon 1 Quote
WRXB215 Posted 5 minutes ago Report Posted 5 minutes ago 13 hours ago, WSFT900 said: do l just us the VFO mode and find the freq that's for the repeater in question No, you need to be in Mem(channel) mode. Most GMRS radios will not let you transmit in VFO mode. Quote
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