UV-K5 V3 & UV-K1 Web Tool; Firmware flasher and calibration manager.

 Firmware flasher and calibration manager via Web Serial API

Note: 

This application requires Chrome/Edge/Opera. 

Make sure your radio is in DFU (flash) mode before flashing.

Click HERE for the link... 

New release: F4HWN For Quansheng UV-K5 and The NEW UV-K1 (Kong Mini)

 Warning!

THIS FIRMWARE HAS NO REAL BRAIN. PLEASE USE YOUR OWN. Use this firmware at your own risk (entirely). There is absolutely no guarantee that it will work in any way, shape, or form on your radio(s); it may even brick your radio(s), in which case, you'd need to buy another radio.

Anyway, have fun.

About this firmware

This firmware is a fork of the F4HWN custom firmware. It extends the initial work for the UV-K5 V1 (DP32G030 MCU) and adapts it to the newer UV-K1 and UV-K5 V3, which are based on the PY32F071 MCU. It is the result of joint work by @muzkr and @armel.

This first release, called the Fusion edition, combines all the different editions Armel previously released for the UV-K5 V1 into a single firmware.

Click HERE for the link... 

My first Hotspot is landing tomorrow.

 MMDVM hardware and software is at the core of most digital mode hotspots on the market. The success of the MMDVM Project comes from countless hours of work by different people and projects going back to the earliest days on D-STAR.

MMDVM now supports D-STAR, DMR, YSF, P25, NXDN, POCSAG, and even analog. This project has become a truly wonderous open source project.

Amazon Link.

DMR Repeater Search

 

DMR Repeater Search...Click HERE!

ONLY 100 Results will be returned from any search. Looking for database dumps? Database Dump Files

IZ8WNH.IT: let's map together Ham radio repeaters and beacons.

 USEFUL TOOLS!

The first interactive map of amateur radio repeaters and beacons updated in REAL TIME.
Three search engines ( filters, geolocation, and routes ) to download repeater data as a CSV file and program the RTX memories in a few clicks!
An open-access tool. FOREVER, FREE OF CHARGE.

GMRS Repeaters - Tulsa / Owasso

462.575 88.5 / 88.5 Tulsa, Midtown WRAU989 

Downlink: 462.575
Uplink: 467.575
Uplink Tone: 88.5
Downlink Tone: 88.5

462.575 100.0 / 100.0  Pine And 169 Tulsa WRWL783 

Downlink: 462.575

Uplink: 467.575

Uplink Tone: 100.0

Downlink Tone: 100.0

462.675 141.3 / 88.5     Owasso  WSHJ627 

Downlink: 462.675

Uplink: 467.575

Uplink Tone: 141.3

Downlink Tone: 88.5

462.675 141.3 / 88.5 Owasso WSHJ627

Downlink: 462.675
Uplink: 467.575
Uplink Tone: 141.3
Downlink Tone: 88.5

462.675 141.3 / 141.3 Tulsa, 71st  And Yale WQQI845

Downlink: 462.675
Uplink: 467.675
Uplink Tone: 141.3
Downlink Tone: 141.3

What Is Rattlegram?

 

Have you ever thought of sending messages using sound? Not your voice, but actual encoded sound waves? Meet Rattlegram, a fascinating new way to transceive short UTF-8 text messages using COFDMTV-encoded audio signals.

Developed by the team at aicodix GmbH, Rattlegram brings together advanced digital signal processing and clever open-source software to let your phone do something truly unique: send and receive messages through sound, much like how old-school modems used to—but way more modern and mobile-friendly.

What Is Rattlegram?

Rattlegram is an innovative app that turns your smartphone into a two-way audio communicator for text. It uses a method called COFDMTV (Coded Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing with Time Variation) to encode text into sound. Your phone’s microphone and speaker become the only tools needed to “hear” or “speak” messages.

You can try it out yourself on both iOS and Android:

Rattlegram - SMS via audio! - Apps on Google Play

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rattlegram/id1664526096