Anytone D878 UVII Plus and APRS while forest bathing!

[@DonzLockz]

It's an awesome radio, but I want that antenna and screen background now.😊

[@503Nick]

I love that anytone supports native APRS

[@KD9ZHF]

I’m considering getting this radio as my first DMR radio for use with a MMDVM hotspot running WPSD. I have two D-Star ICOMs, but I can’t do cross system with it to YSF or DMR. Everywhere I’m reading though it that people are saying “don’t start out with DMR - it’s hard.” Go with YSF - of course, I have a FT-710 which doesn’t have UHF/VHF.

[@KD9ZHF]

I’m considering getting this radio as my first DMR radio for use with a MMDVM hotspot running WPSD. I have two D-Star ICOMs, but I can’t do cross system with it to YSF or DMR. Everywhere I’m reading though it that people are saying “don’t start out with DMR - it’s hard.” Go with YSF - of course, I have a FT-710 which doesn’t have UHF/VHF. Do you have one your prefer?

[@luish19779]

Which antenna is?

[@Sparkfly88]

Looks like a smiley antenna ⅝ wave

[@K4TMO]

Does the radio support automatic beaconing of location? Also, which antenna are you using?

[@N7MYW]

Yes, it'll auto beacon. Antenna is an old AEA 2m whip.

[@SteelWolf13]

Wait, you have a picture behind your text? I just customized the boot screen. What screen is the back ground? Screen referring to the CPS software when you load up images. Non of mine load up like that except the boot loader.

[@carlosmesa3749]

que aNTENA USAS

[@mikemaddox7441]

Thanx for sharing!!!

[@ricdonato4328]

Suggestion, when capturing video always orientate the camera horizontally (landscape), never orientate it vertical (portrait). Every TV screen, monitor screen, computer screen, movie theater screen, are orientated horizontally not vertical. In videos where the camera is vertical (portrait orientation), then played back on the aforementioned devices the left one-third, and right one-third of the screen is cut off, causing the video to appear as tall and narrow, a confusing stick video,. We humans, maybe all lifeforms, view our surroundings considerably more horizontally than vertically. Holding a cellphone or camera vertically the video produced is similar to looking through a tight vertical keyhole or wearing horse blinders, again not good. In addition, when held vertically, to view the entire scene the camera person must pan more left and right creating too much camera movement; not good. Also, because us humans view our world more horizontally, a video captured vertically becomes spatially disorientating.

[@AdamPinuelas]

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