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Hello, everybody! You can find in the attached files the test codeplug I use. It has the following frequencies:

Analog channels:
- PMR 446
- SIMPLEX Ham Analog
- French VHF repeaters
- French UHF repeaters
- English UHF repeaters
- Sea Channels
- Professionnel channels
- Preppers (survival) channels

Digital channels :
- DMR
- French TG DMR
- SIMPLEX DMR
- French DMR repeaters (with departments and regions in zones)
- Professionnel channels
https://www.dropbox.com/s/knppk53ixst20 ... 6.g77?dl=0
Don't forget to enter your callsign and your DMR identifier.

Thanks !

Thanks, Very interesting.
Can you please explain your reasons for the three TG lists: Rx_all, Rx_99, Rx_446
I'm just trying to understand why people organise their TG lists.

Hello everybody! Here is the clarification requested by Mark, ZL1XE.

• Rx_all -> filtering of the most used TGs in France on the Brandmeister network.
  Rx_99 -> Filtering of TG99 used for DMR simplex channels (HAM & PMR)
  Rx_446 -> Filtering of TG900 and 999 used in France by PMR (Private Mobile Radio) networks in the 446 MHz band (Citizen Band in UHF used by survivalists and "radio enthusiasts" who do not have a license).

Example on: http://137.74.173.173:8080/

73 from F6CYK / Tony (Etretat, France)

Hello Tony,

Thanks for your share.
I would like to inform you that there is more repeaters and acces points ( YSF, DMR<-> C4FM, RRF and RLF : echolink) in Haute-Vienne 87.
There are managed by the radioclub F8KHC.
Please visit F4BQN's page for infos.
http://f4bqn.free.fr/YSF.htm


73 de Jean-Philippe F5GKW, jn05lu nr Limoges.