QTH 1
VHF / UHF HAM frequencies fixed tuned
439,100 MHz OM0OUP FM repeater
446,03125 MHz CTCSS 88,5 PMR channel 3
70,450 MHz FM TONE 88,5 Hz
DMR TG 231, 231401, 231405, 23112, 2319112 + local talkgroups of all other OM DMR repeaters.
You can see all of them here.
Do NOT call me on TG 23112 or 2319112 as they are inteded to be used for Emergency and Skywarn situations!
VHF / UHF HAM frequencies monitored by scanning
145,225 - 145,5875 MHz FM (step 12,5 kHz)
145,600 - 145,7875 MHz FM (step 12,5 kHz)
VHF / UHF HAM simplex frequencies used after QSY
145,375 MHz C4FM
433,450 MHz C4FM
438,125 MHz TG9 TS2 CC1 DMR
QTH 2
VHF / UHF frequencies monitored by scanning
438,225 MHz OM0ODM FM / C4FM repeater
438,250 MHz OM0ODK FM repeater
145,650 MHz OM0OVT FM repeater
439,100 MHz OM0OUP FM repeater
145,575 MHz FM
434,875 MHz CTCSS 88,5 (crosslink with 145,575 MHz)
446,03125 MHz CTCSS 88,5 PMR channel 3
145,500 MHz FM
145,375 MHz C4FM
433,450 MHz C4FM
433,425 MHZ C4FM hotspot
DMR talkgroups monitored via hotspot
TG 231, 231401, 231405, 23112, 2319112 + local talkgroups of all OM DMR repeaters.
You can see all of them here.
I recommend to call me first on TG 231.
Do NOT call me on TG 23112 or 2319112 as they are inteded to be used for Emergency and Skywarn situations only!
QRG while hiking
I monitor mainly DMR while hiking. I should be reachable mainly on TG 231 (Slovak Republic calling TG). I use the roaming function on the radio when I am hiking in mountains especially further away from my home area where I don't know DMR repeaters coverage in that area. You can also use a private call as the radio has the radio registration service (RRS) enabled which lets the BrandMeister network know on which repeater I am listening and it addresses the private call to that repeater. It is usefull especially when I am tuned on repeater abroad where TG 231 is not permanently linked.
Position while hiking
I used to send my position by APRS on 144,800 MHz before. I do not do it anymore. Nowadays, if I want to send my position, I do it manually via DMR repeater in the range by pressing the preprogrammed button or by pressing PTT. The callsign shown on the APRS map is OM8KT-7.
Another possibility is sending the position from the cell phone as OM8KT-5 if there is a data coverage but I use it very rarely while hiking to save the battery in the phone.
