Here's the worst thing about editing a #DMR codeplug: realizing about 80% of the way through of your original plan that there's a smarter way to organize it and realizing you're going to have to give into the whimsy of doing that at some point.

But for now, the temporary solution is just gonna be throwing in the #DMR repeaters and talkgroups and having some fun with it.

#FreshHam #MD380

Editing a codeplug is maybe the most tedious thing about #DMR. I suppose the good news is I'll only have to build it out further, getting all the stuff in there in the first place is kinda the hard part.

On the bright side, I've got all the analog repeaters within 100 miles of home programmed, and since I rarely go further than that, I can just add them as needed.

And now, onto the DMR repeaters/channels.

#MD380 #FreshHam

On the bright side, this repeater is line-of-sight and within about a half mile of one of my favorite #discgolf courses, so I'll be able to ragchew next time I go throw, so long as I'm still able to hop onto a given #Brandmeister TG.

Still...I'm pretty happy with where I've progressed along the #DMR learning curve thus far.

#FreshHam

Just to follow up with my other issue on the #MD380

So it turns out at some point I installed a driver for the radio called 'Guillemot' and that ended up not being the right one, and it kept showing up as an audio device. Uninstalling the driver wasn't good enough, had to delete the folder from Program Files and Program Files x86. After that, it deferred to the driver I found on Reddit (I'll track that down in a sec) and works fine.

#DMR #FreshHam

Ok, now the radio is reading/writing. On to the next step: going to YouTube and typing "DMR for beginners" and actually learning about it.

#FreshHam #DMR #MD380