220 Mhz 40 Watt Amp for HT’s, analog or DMR Review
Miklor published a review on this BTECH amplifier. It is available on Amazon for $138. This is a single band only, specifically for 220-225 Mhz. 6 watts in is 39…
CPS & Codeplugs are Located on the Website
The official files for radio programming are located at: https://pnwdigital.net/files/ We try to keep both the Anytone 578, 868 and 878 codeplugs current with the latest FW/CPS releases from Anytone.…
Reminder: Long QSO’s should move to a TAC Talkgroup
If you find yourself participating in a long conversation that is essentially only between you and 1 or 2 other hams, it would be considerate to weigh moving off to…
Searching the Site Map
The Site Map is chock full of pages, posts, events and more. There are over 400 entries (lines) in the site map. Fortunately, the web pages are listed first and are the…
Zoom – PNWDigital’s Long URL Options
For those who may find that their web browser (chrome?) does not resolve our sub-domain URL correctly, please use an alternate. Zoom is available to all members by going to zoom.pnwdigital.net,…
Audio Levels and quality are poor over the Network
Audio levels and quality are a living animal. They need care and feeding with each new radio using the network. Many are not getting that care nor scrutiny especially from…
RT Systems Radio Programmer (RTS)
Here's a reminder as RTS just provided us our first month's earning from their referral and discount program. More information: on this website: RT Systems or in our RTS IO…
Talkgroup Appearances
Ever wonder where our talkgroups show up on all the network assets? 2 new pages can now show you the relateships, a listing or a map. You can now select…
Digital Monitor — Promiscuous Mode — RX-Scan Groups
If you have an interest in listening to activity on a repeater, there are levels of listening at the client radio level as well as on the desired repeater (or…
Scan with Rx Groups – A Better Approach
For those client radios that do not have digital monitor (promiscuous mode) function, there is a fairly effective solution that has been used for many years for MotoTRBO radios, that…