I have discovered how easy it is to talk to ham around the world using the Brandmeister network and an inexpensive hot spot device. Right now I am listening to TG91 which is world wide and really enjoying it. I have seen several special TG listed and wondered if any AMSAT organization has a TG and if so what is the number?
73,
Tom K5VOU LM 2032
GIYF (google it).
There is a talkgroup with number 926728, but this is not an official AMSAT TG. I used extended routing to connect to it, but haven't heard activity there.
73 de Hans
BX2ABT
On 06/17/2018 11:35 PM, K5VOU wrote:
I have discovered how easy it is to talk to ham around the world using the Brandmeister network and an inexpensive hot spot device. Right now I am listening to TG91 which is world wide and really enjoying it. I have seen several special TG listed and wondered if any AMSAT organization has a TG and if so what is the number?
73,
Tom K5VOU LM 2032
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I'm pretty sure it's been disabled since they changed the way the talkgroup numbering is being done.
This was discussed a couple weeks ago on the AMSAT Facebook page. Like I said on Facebook, if someone wants to create a new AMSAT talkgroup just email the Brandmeister adim team and request one. Brandmeister isn't like DMR-MARC so all talkgroups are available on the network unless a repeater owner specifically blacklists it which is highly unlikely. There were also comments that it should be numbered as a worldwide vs US group which really doesn't matter other than making someone feel good. Again....all Brandmeister talkgroups are available throughout the network.
Dave-KB1PVH
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On Mon, Jun 18, 2018, 9:40 AM Hans (BX2ABT) [email protected] wrote:
GIYF (google it).
There is a talkgroup with number 926728, but this is not an official AMSAT TG. I used extended routing to connect to it, but haven't heard activity there.
73 de Hans
BX2ABT
On 06/17/2018 11:35 PM, K5VOU wrote:
I have discovered how easy it is to talk to ham around the world using the Brandmeister network and an inexpensive hot spot device. Right now I am listening to TG91 which is world wide and really enjoying it. I have seen several special TG listed and wondered if any AMSAT organization has a TG and if so what is the number?
73,
Tom K5VOU LM 2032
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Cheers for the update. Don't have FB and haven't been following BM news lately. I have some time on my hands this week and I'll mail the BM admin I know about it.
73 de Hans
BX2ABT
On 06/18/2018 10:07 PM, Dave Webb KB1PVH wrote:
I'm pretty sure it's been disabled since they changed the way the talkgroup numbering is being done.
This was discussed a couple weeks ago on the AMSAT Facebook page. Like I said on Facebook, if someone wants to create a new AMSAT talkgroup just email the Brandmeister adim team and request one. Brandmeister isn't like DMR-MARC so all talkgroups are available on the network unless a repeater owner specifically blacklists it which is highly unlikely. There were also comments that it should be numbered as a worldwide vs US group which really doesn't matter other than making someone feel good. Again....all Brandmeister talkgroups are available throughout the network.
Dave-KB1PVH
Sent from my Galaxy S9
On Mon, Jun 18, 2018, 9:40 AM Hans (BX2ABT) [email protected] wrote:
GIYF (google it).
There is a talkgroup with number 926728, but this is not an official AMSAT TG. I used extended routing to connect to it, but haven't heard activity there.
73 de Hans
BX2ABT
On 06/17/2018 11:35 PM, K5VOU wrote:
I have discovered how easy it is to talk to ham around the world using the Brandmeister network and an inexpensive hot spot device. Right now I am listening to TG91 which is world wide and really enjoying it. I have seen several special TG listed and wondered if any AMSAT organization has a TG and if so what is the number?
73,
Tom K5VOU LM 2032
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On 6/17/2018 10:35, K5VOU wrote:
I have discovered how easy it is to talk to ham around the world using the Brandmeister network and an inexpensive hot spot device. Right now I am listening to TG91 which is world wide and really enjoying it. I have seen several special TG listed and wondered if any AMSAT organization has a TG and if so what is the number?
73,
Tom K5VOU LM 2032
Brandmeister TG98006 is labeled AMSAT. Not officially recognized?
Tom K5VOU
I'm on 98006 if someone wants to try to see if it's working.
Dave-KB1PVH
Sent from my Galaxy S9
On Wed, Jul 25, 2018, 1:43 PM K5VOU [email protected] wrote:
On 6/17/2018 10:35, K5VOU wrote:
I have discovered how easy it is to talk to ham around the world using the Brandmeister network and an inexpensive hot spot device. Right now I am listening to TG91 which is world wide and really enjoying it. I have seen several special TG listed and wondered if any AMSAT organization has a TG and if so what is the number?
73,
Tom K5VOU LM 2032
Brandmeister TG98006 is labeled AMSAT. Not officially recognized?
Tom K5VOU
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