Testing These codeplugs are provided 'as is' without support. If these channels are included, they must be set to Receive-only mode. Note that these radios are not type approved for UHF CB transmision.

If you want to include these, you can merge the MD390-90_AU_UHF_CBv01 codeplug.

In order to fit in all the new repeaters, from v20 onwards, AU UHF CB channels have been excluded. For MMDVM Duplex boards the following frequencies have been used: 439.200 is assigned for digital simplex operation.įor ease of initial setup and testing, the following manufacturers' default frequencies have been set in the codeplugs from v20:įor MMDVM Simplex hotspots the following frequencies have been used:ĭuplex boards need a receive and transmit frequency which, like repeaters, need several MHz separation.The Australian Bandplan designates 439.125 and 439.150 for digital gateways (hotspots may be considered as such devices) Hotspot/Dongle Frequencies: Australian band plan assigns the following 70cm frequencies for Internet gateways: Anyone building on this Codeplug or forking, please acknowledge Matt VK2MRC and Det VK2KVP This was originally developed by Matt, VK2MRC for the Goulburn and Southern Tablelands Amateur Radio Club. Support for D-Star, Fusion and DMR auto mode.Comprehensive Australian codeplugs for TYT MD-380 and MD-390 – Single band UHF and Dual band VHF / UHF radioīlueDV-MMDVMhost for Raspberry PI. Or selectable VHF/UHF on a dualband version. There is one radio available, it is configured to operate in the UHF band. The DVMEGA RPI radio comes with firmware and is ready for use. The combination RPI and RPI DVMEGA radio is a complete D-Star, DMR and Fusion compatible hotspot with an output power of 10mW. DVMEGA RPI radio is a radio module that fits without a modem or node adapter directly on the Raspberry PI.

Md380 jotspot dvmega setup