Glenn B. ★★★★★ So easy, BCR-50V RepeaterI kept trying to find the hard button. It is SO EASY, you just hook it up and push a few easy buttons and SNAP you are on the air. I will tell everyone...

Kenneth K, KK4TES: Our club had a Hi Pro MK 1 repeater that needed replaced due to its age and reliability. After some research we decided on the BCR-50V repeater with its 50 watt continuous duty. We have been completely...

Ivan, W4SNP: I bought a VHF and UHF version of the D-500 for amateur radio use in my area. The VHF DMR system seems to be down (even my Moto radio cannot access it any more). However the UHF radio...

Matt L: Not some cheep Baoufeng Ht so common with so many cheep hams. Is that what HAM stands for any way, HAM = "Haven't Any Money"

AL7OC: I recently purchased a Tekk D-500 and the radio has worked well. Customer service is very responsive. The only problem that I had initially was that the downloadable Tekk CPS would not allow me to program 25 kHz FM...

KG7TPX: This is a rugged HT with a super long-lasting Li-ion battery and a great color screen. The TEKK D-500 is a low cost way into DMR communications. If you haven't already read it, see the ARRL review article in...

We are very proud of our new BridgeCom Systems BCR-220 (220 MHz) Repeater. Recently Norfolk ARES received an invitation to help set up a new repeater site. Immediately we set up a committee to decide how best to use the...

I received my BCM-220 for Christmas, and today I finally got to program the Lansing Michigan 220 repeater in and OH my gosh, it was so easy, the manual is great. Boy the microphone is so heavy [ I had...

Thanks to N4SQV, Pat Dixon, for the BCR-220 Repeater install pictures. It is one of the cleanest installs I have seen using a BridgeCom Repeater. He also wants to thank Brandon Heil, KJ4KMA as the driving force behind the project.  If you...