52 Week Ham Radio Challenge 2025 - Week 18: Make a QSO in one digital voice mode.
Challenge for 2025-04-28 - 2025-05-04:
Category: 📻 - Difficulty: ðŸŸ
Make a QSO in one digital voice mode.
Anything is allowed: DMR/D-Star/C4FM/M17.
Toots mentioning this challenge
Date | User | User score | Status | Toot summary & link |
2025-04-29 11:47:24 | stu@gott.social | 10 | Working on it... | For #HC18 I got a digital hat for raspberry pi so I can DIY a hotspot. I own primarily Yaesu gear while most hams near me seem to be into DMR, so will need the internet to connect to more remote hams. I've been meaning to try C4FM at some point anyways.Not sure I'll get around to actually assembling said hotspot this week, but its on my to do list. |
2025-05-04 18:02:53 | g7kse@mastodon.radio | 14 | Success! | This week's ham challenge was all about making a QSO in a voice digital mode. I was quite keen to do something with FreeDV (https://freedv.org/) instead of C4FM, which is quite common for me.Ran out of time to do the digital thing on HF this week, but will press on and keep going with the HF side.HC18S |
2025-05-04 19:30:02 | ei7ijb@mastodon.radio | 6 | Working on it... | For the 18th challenge, 'Make a QSO in one digital voice mode., I will give it a pass. For now. #hamchallenge HC18 @hamchallenge |
2025-05-08 15:26:05 | DJ3CE@social.darc.de | 12 | Success! | #hamchallenge HC18S took place last Saturday from a mountain with a nice lookout tower in southern germany (Hohloh, Schwarzwald) via DMR/Brandmeister with an Anytone, which was my first radio. I used a 70cm-Repeater 160km to the north and had two nice QSOs. It never fails to amaze me how far 70cm works if LOS is given. @hamchallenge |
2025-05-08 19:42:30 | n8dmt@mastodon.radio | 18 | Success! | HC18S Make a contact in digital voice mode. Completed a digital voice QSO on 8-May-2025 with Jim, WB8HMD on DMR digital via the K9VI Crystal Lake, IL repeater. Used TriStateDMR Talk Group 4649 (network) and TG 8 (local RF, TS1 CC04).#HamChallenge #HamRadio #DMR #TriStateDMR |
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