[nrv-hams] code plug for a DM 1801 DMR

[Russell Abbey]

Good Morning Patrick,
I can forward you a couple of learning links that might prove helpful.
Also have you applied for your number for DMR yet?  That will be the first
thing you should do or you won't get on to the database.  You can find that
place to register here at http://www.dmrva.org/, it is the first place to
go without getting conflicting information from the people who think they
know a lot. :)  No offence to a lot of good meaning Folks out there,
but......It is what it is.  You caa=n learn about Virginia base repeaters
here and a lot of information.  After that go to the Radio Reference WIKI
page here at  https://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/DMR
<https://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/DMR>.  All of these are reliable
and important sites to learn.  After this you're on your own as I gave up.
Way too much to learn and not enough time for me. :)  Not to mention I am
more of a Yaesu System Fusion type of person.

73
Russ Abbey, N4MAV

On Thu, Sep 30, 2021 at 8:57 AM Patrick Johnson <
patrickjohnson1015 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Group,
>
> Randl.com has the DM 1801 HT digital moble radio for $65.00 with free
> shipping.  I purchased one and am now starting to learn about code
> plugs and how to program these little radios.  Does anyone have a code
> plug with  local to Christiansburg-Radford repeaters programmed in?
> Any resources to get up to speed on these rigs would be most welcome.
>
> 73s
> Patrick
> NW8T
> Riner, VA
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