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Vibroplex out of the Hamfest business.
Vibroplex will not be attending the 2026 Orlando HamCation or any other future hamfests, including the Dayton Hamvention. Our business owner Scott Robbins W4PA went into mostly-retirement in July 2025.
Vibroplex will not be attending the 2026 Orlando HamCation or any other future hamfests, including the Dayton Hamvention. Our business owner Scott Robbins W4PA went into mostly-retirement in July 2025.
January 29, 2026 at 2:52 AM
Vibroplex out of the Hamfest business.
Vibroplex will not be attending the 2026 Orlando HamCation or any other future hamfests, including the Dayton Hamvention. Our business owner Scott Robbins W4PA went into mostly-retirement in July 2025.
Vibroplex will not be attending the 2026 Orlando HamCation or any other future hamfests, including the Dayton Hamvention. Our business owner Scott Robbins W4PA went into mostly-retirement in July 2025.
DMR vs Fusion vs D-STAR: How to Choose the Right Digital Ham Radio Mode
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DMR vs Fusion vs D-STAR: How to Choose the Right Digital Ham Radio Mode
DMR vs Fusion vs D-Star explained. Compare coverage, cost, and features to pick the best first digital ham radio mode for you.
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January 28, 2026 at 9:08 PM
DMR vs Fusion vs D-STAR: How to Choose the Right Digital Ham Radio Mode
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Why Not NXDN?
Sitting here drinking my evening coffee and wondering why Kenwood elected to go with D-Star in the upcoming release of their TM-750 and not their own DV protocol of NXDN. I’m not trashing the icom brand or their DV mode but the comparisons aren’t even close.
Sitting here drinking my evening coffee and wondering why Kenwood elected to go with D-Star in the upcoming release of their TM-750 and not their own DV protocol of NXDN. I’m not trashing the icom brand or their DV mode but the comparisons aren’t even close.
December 23, 2025 at 1:48 AM
Why Not NXDN?
Sitting here drinking my evening coffee and wondering why Kenwood elected to go with D-Star in the upcoming release of their TM-750 and not their own DV protocol of NXDN. I’m not trashing the icom brand or their DV mode but the comparisons aren’t even close.
Sitting here drinking my evening coffee and wondering why Kenwood elected to go with D-Star in the upcoming release of their TM-750 and not their own DV protocol of NXDN. I’m not trashing the icom brand or their DV mode but the comparisons aren’t even close.
Cross Roads Ham Radio Club
Not just a club but a community.
Not just a club but a community.
December 23, 2025 at 1:46 AM
Cross Roads Ham Radio Club
Not just a club but a community.
Not just a club but a community.
Murphy Radio Network
We are a growing Amateur Radio Network located in North Central Texas. This network (group) is in favor of supporting both Analog & Digital Modes. Our network is built on simple principles - Freedom to use the network. Freedom to experiment.
We are a growing Amateur Radio Network located in North Central Texas. This network (group) is in favor of supporting both Analog & Digital Modes. Our network is built on simple principles - Freedom to use the network. Freedom to experiment.
December 23, 2025 at 1:44 AM
Murphy Radio Network
We are a growing Amateur Radio Network located in North Central Texas. This network (group) is in favor of supporting both Analog & Digital Modes. Our network is built on simple principles - Freedom to use the network. Freedom to experiment.
We are a growing Amateur Radio Network located in North Central Texas. This network (group) is in favor of supporting both Analog & Digital Modes. Our network is built on simple principles - Freedom to use the network. Freedom to experiment.
Airiton DMR ham radios are budget-friendly, dual-mode (DMR digital & Analog FM) handheld transceivers popular with amateur radio operators for their features like Type-C charging, color screens, and compatibility with DMR networks, often compared to or seen as an alternative to Anytone radios.
December 23, 2025 at 1:39 AM
Airiton DMR ham radios are budget-friendly, dual-mode (DMR digital & Analog FM) handheld transceivers popular with amateur radio operators for their features like Type-C charging, color screens, and compatibility with DMR networks, often compared to or seen as an alternative to Anytone radios.
Anytone UV-890 Re-Brand
Anytone UV-890 Re-Brand
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December 22, 2025 at 8:27 PM
Anytone UV-890 Re-Brand
October 15, 2025 at 4:11 PM