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Hello Kenneth?Have 2 Sharri nodes mobile using Cellular wireless router call inhand 302 from Amazon?Thank youVE3KFL??Tony Kreg

Ken,Take a look at my YouTube page you'll see a "very rough" video on my take of SHARI mobile, also my qrz.com page, very easy.Cheers.RonVK3ANT.Sent from my Galaxy

I haven’t yet but a cig lighter usb adapter to power the unit and connected to your phone in hotspot mode should work just fine. wrote:

Does anyone use their Shari node mobile?? I am looking at ideas to take Allstar mobile.

Maybe in the Future : https://wa0uwh.blogspot.com/2010/12/move-over-sa612-for-newcomer.html Who can say what the Future Holds.. Rob.. MW1COE / KF0FYC

Apologies for the off-topic responses, are you interested in this unit as a unit that takes in RF from a nearby user and puts them on the internet (Allstar link) or are you looking to craft a node

Thanks for all your comments so far everyone. We’re already using a mixture of URI’s, CM108’s, modified USB Sound cards with Baofengs, Wouxuns, Motorola’s and others and we’re trying to move

I think “most” is a stretch, *some* is probably a better characterization. The individual asking the question never mentioned DVSwitch and you wouldn’t be connecting any of those modes via a

I'm not sure how common that really is - I know over a half-dozen SHARI owners, some running multiple units, and none are running DVswitch. I'm sure there are lots of people running DVswitch, but

I used a URI connected to a Mac Mini running Debian/ASL for a while, until that system died a few weeks ago, just before I went on vacation. I had a Yaesu HRI-200 connected to the other side of the

Yes I know about Shari and how it works. you also have to realize that most would be running a DVSwitch server on it as well to allow Digital modes.

DINAH is "plug and setup" with the FT-8900 quad band radio (10m - 6m - 2m - 70cm).? Just plug the provided 6 pin miniDIN cable into the miniDIN jacks on DINAH and the FT-8900.

I have a friend who has a 6m node. ?It’s not a SHARI. He uses a HP or Dell thin client computer running Linux and AllstarLink with a masters communications DRA along to connect a 6M

Repeater Builder has a device called a "RIM Alinco" that attaches to the back of any of the older monoband Alinco radios, which, I believe, includes a 6M mobile -

None of that’s relevant for Allstar. ?Allstar is analog over a digital network - you could theoretically turn any transceiver into an Allstar node, it’s not limited to UV frequencies like say

Take a look at the other offerings from kitsforhams.com: DINAH - connects to a radio w/ 6 pin DIN connector DINAH kitsforhams.com PAUL - has a DB9 connector PAUL kitsforhams.com Either allows you to

DMR does not work below 72 Mhz due to bandwidth.? I would assume P25 and NXDN are in the same boat.

find a URI and a radio you like

The Brian although originally designed to use a Baofeng 888 Radio could in theory be used with a different radio if the appropriate PCB points for Audio PTT and COS could be located. Rob.. -- No trees

Hi all, first post... I represent a small group of users who would love to have Shari nodes that run on 6m/4m instead of 2m/70cm, is that possible at all, do they exist?? I know the Shari uses an