Today I've spent a little bit of time to hack together a DMR repeater map, based on RadioID's data. You can compute a route and see the DMR repeaters along the way, filterable by 2m/70cm band and connected Network (BrandMeister, DMR+, TGIF etc.). Feel free to check it out: https://dmrmap.de
Of couse it's open source (link in web app).
#DMR #Brandmeister #RadioID #TGIF #OpenStreetMap #Relais #Repeater #HamRadio #Amateurfunk #OpenSource #FOSS
To use #DMR, you need a DMR ID, essentially a digital callsign, used to ID every TX. #RadioID is the sole registrar for all DMR radios, repeaters, and IDs, and is a for-profit monopoly.
So of course there are dark patterns to get you to pay for extra services and ads everywhere.
I feel like if the service is popular enough to need ads, it's core to ham radio to be run by non-profit or gov't entities, or at least have multiple competing registrars.
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