DPCN provides advanced infrastructure support to amateur radio organizations and individuals.
The first system will live in the rugged Rocky Mountains of Colorado, an area with a history of innovative and pioneering spirit that cannot be squelched.
Lean more about us, our mission, and our design philosophy.
Here are the slides from NerdFest. The group was quite responsive and smart, too. Frequently the questions were at least one step ahead.
Phil will be presenting at NerdFest! The topic is “DMR Efficiency via Controllerless Trunking.”
The location is at Cherry Creek Schools and it starts at 08:00 on Saturday, February 15.
Configuring an ever-changing digital radio system can become unmanageable without a plan. Let’s apply some software engineering best practices to managing DPCN system configurations.
Some folks may complain that digital trunking systems exclude them from talking. That decision is up to the repeater owners, and DPCN runs an open system.1
The limiting factor is whether they have compatible gear.
