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Disclaimer: The following tutorial was written by Justin Reed (NV8Q) and is provided without warranty or support. I do not have official involvement with the MTR2K boards other than I own and use several. This guide assumes you are already Read more…


Listed below are the KS-DMR call statistics for the month of December 2019. Note: This is a count of successfully routed calls with a duration of at least 2.0 seconds. It does not include calls made on TG8 (Repeater local). Read more…


Listed below are the KS-DMR call statistics for the month of November 2019. Note: This is a count of successfully routed calls with a duration of at least 2.0 seconds. It does not include calls made on TG8 (Repeater local). Read more…


Listed below are the KS-DMR call statistics for the month of October 2019. Note: This is a count of successfully routed calls with a duration of at least 2.0 seconds. It does not include calls made on TG8 (Repeater local). Read more…


Listed below are the KS-DMR call statistics for the month of September 2019. Note: This is a count of successfully routed calls with a duration of at least 2.0 seconds. It does not include calls made on TG8 (Repeater local). Read more…


Listed below are the KS-DMR call statistics for the month of August 2019. Note: This is a count of successfully routed calls with a duration of at least 2.0 seconds. It does not include calls made on TG8 (Repeater local). Read more…


Listed below are the KS-DMR call statistics for the month of July 2019. Note: This is a count of successfully routed calls with a duration of at least 2.0 seconds. It does not include calls made on TG8 (Repeater local). Read more…


After over a year of planning and getting materials together, we are happy to announce the new Hutchinson 444.475 repeater is on the air. After a long week of 100+ degree temperatures, we finally caught a break on Sunday, July Read more…


Listed below are the KS-DMR call statistics for the month of June 2019. Note: This is a count of successfully terminated calls with a duration of at least 2.0 seconds. Total calls originated within the KS-DMR system: 2231 Total calls Read more…


Today the McPherson KS-DMR repeater was upgraded to a 40 watt Motorola MTR2000 using the STM32-DVM-MTR2K v3 board from our very own WA0EDA Skunkworks division. This repeater replaces the Yaesu DR-1X that was in service, and offers improved receiver and Read more…