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AREC Manawatu enjoyed a sunny day at Bunnythorpe Emergency Services Open Day on Sunday 27th April at the Bunnythorpe Rugby Grounds 🏉
This was to celebrate 60 years of the Bunnythorpe Volunteer Fire Brigade 👏 🚒AREC - Amateur Radio Emergency Communications updated their status.2 weeks ago
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New vehicle to aid communication during crisis
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A new and improved mobile communications vehicle has moved crisis communications channels into a new era in the South. The new long wheelbase Ford...4 weeks ago
We had a blast at Life Flight Open Day in Wellington! Thanks to everyone that came along to chat to us 🚁 ... See MoreSee Less1 month ago
This weekend AREC is hosting a workshop for our South Island Group Leaders.
We recognize the importance of investing in our Group Leaders, so a big welcome to the team! ... See MoreSee Less
Category Archives: Hotspot
DMRplus MMDVM Setup
Unlike the DV4mini, DVMEGA, and OpenSPOT dongles the MMDVM project is not a product but a small system comprising a Linux platform (often a Raspberry Pi), a small 32-bit ARM Coretex M3 microcontroller, and an analog interface circuit to connect … Continue reading
DMRplus openSPOT Setup
The openSPOT implements a DMR hotspot and other features in a standalone blue box: The openSPOT product is made by SharkRF The device contains a low power 70cm transceiver with an Ethernet interface that works with a Internet connection to … Continue reading
DMRplus DV4mini Setup
The DV4mini implements a DMR hotspot in a USB dongle stick: The DV4mini product is made by Were from Wireless Holdings The device contains a low power 70cm transceiver with an interface that works with a PC and associated application … Continue reading
DMR Network
History Almost thirty years ago amateur radio operators in Auckland and Wellington worked together to install a Wellington to Auckland link on the UHF band. Later known as the National System, the network now covers New Zealand from the Bay … Continue reading