September 2, 2015 Tim King

BridgeCom Systems MV-1 RoIP Site Linking Video

How does the BridgeCom Systems MV-1 RoIP site linking solution work? Watch the video and see RoIP used to link two "sites." What's in the video: One channel of audio at each site. Each site contains a UHF mobilie radio connected to an MV-1 connected to a router for IP. BridgeCom MV-1 Kenwood and TecNet UHF handhelds are used to key up each site. A Tecnet mobile and DuraComm power supply will be at each site with the MV-1.

MV-1 Demo Video

Filed in: Amateur Radio Emergency Service, Amateur radio station, Commercial Radio, emergency response, IP site connect, IPSC, lmr, LTR, mobile radio, mototrbo, Newsletter, radio over IP, Repeater, RoIP, site linking, Site Networking, two way radio, UHF Repeater, VHF Repeater

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mark - April 20, 2016
hello ive been working with alex from gmrs outlet for a few years now regarding my gmrs repeater setup and ive been working on upgrading some of my equipment
he told me about te mv-1 because I’m looking to add a link site or more than 1 if possible I’m looking at the mv-1 and I think it may do what I need I’m looking to see how much these unit wil set me back thanks a bunch
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BridgeCom Systems MV-1 RoIP Site Linking Video

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