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| It seemed logical for the DMR community starting out, that to adopt this internationally recognised system was advantageous. | It seemed logical for the DMR community starting out, that to adopt this internationally recognised system was advantageous. | ||
| - | All the codes can be viewed here @ //https:// | + | All the codes can be viewed here @ https:// |
| This table indicates **234** and **235** are the MCC codes for the UK. | This table indicates **234** and **235** are the MCC codes for the UK. | ||
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| This repeater I brought to England with me, and re-registered it as GB7HT, still with both Networks available. | This repeater I brought to England with me, and re-registered it as GB7HT, still with both Networks available. | ||
| - | You can find the basis of a code plug on qrz.com/ | + | You can find the basis of a code plug on qrz.com/ |
| I have since been deeply involved in Raspberry Pi and SVXLink, about which I shall write in due course. | I have since been deeply involved in Raspberry Pi and SVXLink, about which I shall write in due course. | ||
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