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We’ve been trawling through the stats and have noticed that quite a few visitors access this web site for information on a daily basis with mobile devices.

The site is getting larger and access to information needs to be made easier for mobile device users.

If you hit this web site on a mobile device you should be taken to a mobile version of the site. This offers access to information in a more mobile friendly format.

Of course, if you prefer to view the web site in full glory on your mobile device then you have the option of switching too and from both the desktop and mobile versions at the bottom of the web site.

We would welcome your comments on the new feature and what experience you have had with it on your mobile device.

How to setup GPS on the Icom 2820

This document has been written to help you with the setting up of the GPS-A system so that you can be seen/tracked on the APRs system. I have tried to make this as easy as possible with use of pictures.

First of all you need to make sure you have the gps turned on and plugged into the radio! Yep that’s a start! But what next?

Then go download the document here FREE in the shop.

There also is a support thread here if you are still having trouble setting things up on your icom 2820 DSTAR radio.

Enjoy

Ian – M6DER

Also it is the SYRG/D*UGN monthly meeting at the Three Horseshoes in Brierley tonight at 7:30 onwards.

Look forward to seeing faces old and new.

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