If you're having issues with your DMR setup or want plug and play, I can help you with that
Bridgecom wants $80 for 1 hour of tech support, $69 for their "Super Code Plug", $99 for their "Ultra USA & International Hotspot Codeplug", $14.99 a month for their BCU
My services are way less, nowhere near what you see above
List of available services I offer
- Personal one on one instruction
- Get you registered with RadioID.net to obtain your DMR user ID
- Multiple DMR network registration / validation and password setup
- Adding the BrandMeister talkgroup manager to your pi-star dashboard
- Program your DMR radio with my custom code plugs, debloating your current plug, removing unnecessary talkgroups and zones, renaming talkgroups
- I have custom talkgroups list that include 6 & 7 digital talkgroups that are not listed or labeled by BrandMeister
- pi-star hotspot configuration, adding additional DMR networks using DMR Gateway for TGIF, AmComm, QuadNet, FreeStar, System-X, XLX, BrandMeister
- Helping you with basic computer skills required for DMR code plugs and CPS software operation
- Tech support via email, messenger, telephone, SMS text, remote PC, on the air using my AllStar node, Echolink node, my BrandMeister DMR talkgroup
- Personal how to videos custom made for you and your setup
I do have my weaknesses when it comes to other non pi-star devices
I don't know much about OpenSpot or other RF Shark devices, can't help you there and I only work with DMR radios made for ham use, unless you can provide CPS software for yours
I also don't work on WPSD dashboard its buggy and has way too many updates not stable
I recommend installing (Pi-Star:4.2.3 / Dashboard: 20250429)
How much are my services?, That depends on how much work you want me to do
Its nowhere near what they want I can tell you that.
email me for help with DMR
PLEASE NOTE: I am not a DMR rocket science professor or professional, I'm just a ham who has already been through the aggravation and frustration of dealing with DMR and these very picky little pi-star devices.
Over the years I have acquired a unique set of skills that I teach other hams how to use and enjoy DMR as I have for years
There's nothing wrong with Bridgecom, they're a great company with great products and services, they're just really expensive for the average ham, and by nature most hams are cheap and have already spent most all of their disposable cash on radio equipment.
What I'm offering here is an affordable alternative
