My GMRS Repeater & How I Connected The GMRS Repeater To The Internet - My Vertex VXR-7000 Repeater

[@christopheralanfields]

0:11 6:37 6:39 INTERNET

[@TheNotaRubicon]

Are you sure? I've never heard it called that before.

[@craigdavidson2977]

This is so funny because my wife also gets annoyed when I call it the interwebs. But I do it anyway.

[@CentralVirginiaEAS]

Im sorry, but I don't think "internet" is a thing. Its called "interwebs" get it right

[@MKAK47]

It's no incel ham but it'll do

[@RickyTikkiTavi77]

Thanks

[@feedmeifyoudare4783]

I've been a radio operator for 23 years, I have to say that I approve this video

[@KurtClark]

For it has been told throughout the ages, that the Valley Of The Bowl was blessed by a glorious and invisible radio blanket of safety. Village dwellers sang and danced to celebrate the eternal emissions created by Xenu - harvested by the Mighty Tram Of Randy and forged for the people through his MotaRolla. The Egg Spurtz, frightened by the power manifested in the valley skies, slithered with great haste to their stones and boulders - never to troll again. May Randy Be Praised.

[@brucel399]

Good video. I use LMR400 on my GMRS repeater, and it works just fine. Like yours, I get about 50-60 mile worth of coverage. Keep us informed and entertained Randy. CHEERS from Colorado

[@jmr]

I'm only using it at home on my base station and I've been told it's insufficient. 🤷‍♂️

[@r3dbeard]

@@jmr it’s a fine coax for base use. For everyone else who might wonder why you shouldn’t use it on a repeater, it’s the dual shield of foil and braid. The inconsistent spots where the two touch inside the jacket can cause intermodulation distortion (intermod). That doesn’t mean the coax ‘won’t work’ it means it ‘could cause’ interference which maybe affects your receive or maybe transmits that interference and causes another nearby receiver to hear it. Because the points inside where the braid and foil touch can vary, it may or not cause noticeable issues that can be observed without test equipment. So for base station use it’s not an issue because you are either transmitting or receiving, not both at the same time like you would in duplex service (on a repeater). To summarize, can you use it on a repeater? Yes. Will it cause issues? Maybe. Does it work for the purposes of this video? Obviously. Is it a good idea? No. Why gamble when you know there exists a possibility of immediate or future issues. I would have used RG-8 for this short of a run.

[@1NationMediaUS]

Cheers from the Indian Peaks Wilderness Area, neighbor.

[@GSTexas]

You literally are responsible for me getting into gmrs, im licensed and just installed my first mobile radio. It is all completely your fault😂, thanks for the awesome videos!

[@JasonRasmussen]

What mobile car setup did you get?

[@GSTexas]

@@JasonRasmussen I bought a used kenwood tk880. Works awesome.

[@k9policexj]

Good choice for a GMRS radio. I have one myself, and use a tk8180h for a base radio. Kenwood software is very easy to use, unlike Motorola.

[@raxso7780]

Nice 😊

[@donaldderrick3639]

Paid my Permission ransom and just received my GMRS license, Now looking for a reasonable HT and Mobil unit.

[@randyfox4611]

A glad ham/new gmrs here. My 2 cents worth...LMR400 coax on the uhf band for 5o watts or less like in your home setup is really quite fine. To spend the money for hard line heliax or better for your setup in my opinion would never get you any noticeable increase in performance. Hel' you're located above a valley on a hill pointed right down at the entire landscape and everything on it. How much better of an arrangement could anyone want. Ya...LMR400 berry berry good. By the way...i enjoy your ytube channel very much and you are a great teacher. Thanks for taking the time to share. Cheers from tennessee

[@bradkellison5359]

Better LMR-600 hehehehe I got 550ft of 7/8 heliax cable for $100.00 with connectors and all. no one said you had to buy it new.

[@Anonymous99997]

The price of every VXR-7000 on eBay just went up.

[@EthosAtheos]

This checks out :(

[@whollymindless]

Anyone else disappointed by the lack of a pinned comment?

[@TheNotaRubicon]

yes!

[@BillyBlaze7]

@@TheNotaRubicon lolol

[@daveoffroad7396]

It’s early yet.....!

[@barrykelly2722]

LMAO

[@OverlandOne]

Not any more, ha ha.

[@Richard-Seekingwulf]

These past few weeks I was searching for the best mobile shortwave and got the Tecsun H-501 X . Then your channel popped up and now I've got the Baofeng uv-5r I think my life is changing thank you so much, I think your Channel's great, you're very knowledgeable and pretty funny.

[@bobmorgan2532]

As some have said they have jumped into GMRS. Well our Municipality has done the same BECAUSE of you ! we have installed a repeater50 w and have 6 ea uv9g HT radios plus 6 50x 1 Mobil radios. We watch you a bunch. you since of humor is fantastic. we have learned a lot from you . Thank you so much. KEEP THE GRMS FATH,!

[@wildbanjoman99]

Loving the GMRS content, recently applied for my license. Been a ham almost 10 years but I’m very interested in developing GMRS in my area as there are currently no users or repeaters that I know of. Love all the content, can’t understand a lot of these other hams in your channel hating and being a band policeman. I say do what makes you happy and what you enjoy with your hobby. I’ve been experimenting with VHF and UHF analog and digital modes more thanks to this channel. Hoping to eventually make a gmrs repeater and build a system for local licensed users!

[@arbutuswatcher]

With all this talk of signal squirting, one could draw the conclusion, that this repeater setup is the ultimate money shot. Quite the education this channel is! ;) On a more serious note, I had forgotten that Motorola had acquired Vertex-Standard. Looks like a nice compact setup.

[@chrissewell1608]

According to the squirters visual aid! Ha ha

[@jmr]

I literally asked about this recently. Interesting setup you have. I wouldn't mind hearing more about the Zello stuff. It's becoming quite popular for a wide variety of uses.

[@greghaff229]

It is so kind of you my Lordship to tilt the antenna down towards your humble subjects, "All hale Randy 1st"

[@Oberkaptain]

Randy as your #1 viewer, I just want to thank you for having a repeater just for me to listen too. On a serious note, great video.

[@jmr]

BS! He was talking to me. I'm his favorite viewer.

[@polarbear5464]

Ironic.

[@jefferyrightmire9520]

I bought a CDR 500 and am very pleased with the way it works--looked almost "new" when I recieved it, and works just like it.

[@matt6405]

Dear Diary, So I've been watching this guy on KZbin yack about GMRS. As a result, I now have a Kenwood TK-860H installed in my '05 "grocery getter, otherwise known as a Ford Focus wagon, two Wouxun 805g's (affiliate link below), a Motorola HT1250 doped up for GMRS usage and RX only for area emergency services. And since I too want to be like my GMRS-brother, I just snapped up a factory fresh Vertex Standard EVX-R70 for a song (couldn't find a 7000 on eBay that the Sellers didn't think was constructed out of gold). I rolled the dice in getting the right software and programming cable, I literally held my breath when downloading the codeplug for the first time. Everything went perfect, had the repeater configured in under 5 minutes. Now it's time for the remaining necessities to get this bad boy on the air. Randy, you're rocking the duplexer that came with your Vertex, do you still recommend the one from buytwowayradios that you showcased with the dual 1000g setup? Thanks for all that you do, keep 'em coming. WROQ941...Clear.

[@TheNotaRubicon]

The BuyTwoWayRadios duplexer is fine, just make sure you dont try putting in more than 40W so you dont risk it peaking over 50W and burning it up... The VXR7000 has adjustable power output, not sure about your R70.

[@traindoors]

Love watching your videos. Got into GMRS because of you. Thank you. Have two handhelds and a mobile radio in my Rubicon 😊plus a home base station. After this video, the Repeater great idea.

[@MrStanwyck]

Awesome video Randy…. I love the shirt… Lmr400 coax is good stuff. We use it for commercial data radios that are in the 450-470 MHz range. Of course there is better coax that you could use, but that would cost mucho dinero.

[@mattm1817]

If only you knew the trouble I went through programming that thing. I had to get the cable that was buried in the storage room, then I forgot I needed a driver so we had to find that for the vertex cable which took 30 minutes, then the CPS kept setting it to narrow band, and then it started raining on me and deadhead. Ohhh what fun that was but it’s cool seeing that box again and glad it’s working and rock solid

[@scotsmith2361]

Am I the only one that can see that the radio is a Vertex Standard VX-7000 and not a Motorola , or is just me ?

[@carlosbarraza8026]

Motorola bought them out i believe and Vertex makes them for Motorola.

[@KARNAK47]

I think Motorola purchased vertex in 2009 or 11 that's probably why he's calling it maybe a Motorola

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

This is a sweet New Setup vs the KG-1000G's Setup you had Randy 4:30 @NotaRubicon Productions

[@larryhaney6608]

I bought a TKR 850 Kenwood repeater used for $ 450 with a 6 cavity duplexer . It works very well.

[@WaynesCrimeChannel]

You are the reason I got my license, thanks for the great videos.

[@omdzsful]

I don’t have any radio, but I’m addicted to your content cheers

[@Jeredvanhouten]

Sounds like you’re in Az. If you are, it’s great to hear from someone local to me.

[@Sonicgott]

You’re a blessing to the internet, Randy. ❤

[@JasonRasmussen]

Woo-hoo! Contact on it from my handheld in car from Yucaipa, Corona, and top of Anaheim Hills mountain. Now to get out to make contact from my house. Thanks for setting this up! My first repeater use! I'm impressed by the fars!

[@TheNotaRubicon]

Was that you i heard earlier today asking for a radio check from on top of Anaheim Hills?

[@Charles-ox3yv]

Hi Randy, you got me started in GMRS back early in 2020 when our Washington state lockdown began. Then this video introduced me to ZELLO. Thank you so much, I enjoy it, last night from Vancouver Washington I checked in on your Ranchino net.

[@markronck3415]

I enjoy your information and some humor along with your videos. Learn something new all the time. Keep up the fun/good work.

[@markronck3415]

Keep bringing along your videos. Not sure what part of the country your in and most likely missed it awhile back. My land is in a valley and so I'm restricted in my transmission distance in southeastern Oklahoma. Got 🏔️ all around me.

[@yungsmile7546]

Thanks for the hookup to Zello, the repeatersand all your informative videos. 73 from NorCal coast. WRUK573

[@n6pud]

I can actuly hear your machine here in Lake Elsinore. Sounds great. Never talked on before.

[@jameschho]

I used to work on commercial radio towers and you should see the grounding "systems" I've come across. I've also taken commercial level classes and workshops on antenna grounding and across the board, the consensus is... understand the theory, design a situationally practical system using best practices. Every site is different, has different challenges and subject to different environmental conditions. There is no "right answer", universal solutions, or hard rules.

[@RINNTY]

Love this Video Randy, Excellent Video and educational. Wish I had a GMRS repeater. Have the lic.and handhelds. But no repeater yet. I have 2 base antennas 27 ft.apart on my roof of my house. I'm all prepped for it. But money is tight so I have to wait. Thanks so much for this information. Love it., keep up the good work my Friend.

[@chriscutrara6313]

Well done, Sir! Experimenting at it's finest!

[@bradmizzou]

I like the fars in your talks. 10/10

[@scottyjoestocks1651]

This is awesome. Love all you videos. They are informative and funny. Great content.

[@Stan_Rich]

This was an awesome vid Randy. Thank you for sharing everything & all the detail required for me to setup your great repeater on Zello. Keep your great vids coming!

[@thisisnuts0022]

really enjoy your videos. thank you, for the time you put in them. have learned a lot from you.

[@donaldoc]

Thank You, Sensei, for keeping it real, and straight to the point! I'm definitely not one of those, "_______", out there, to lay claim I know everything about GMRS, since I've been around it since 1978. As a matter of fact, there were no options for linking repeaters, nor utilizing the internet to talk, an unlimited amount of "fars", as much as , ten years ago. You've become my advocate, for not wanting to achieve the simplest of, Happy or Sad Amateur Licenses, over the past 51 yrs., and a day, of my life. (Turned 66, yesterday. 🤫) GMRS, UHF, Commercial DMR, and other options such as, network radio, have become a way of life for me. It's also become a less expensive options of achieving the, "fars", I need to, "talk". This has become a hobby for me and not a full blown, keeping up with the Jones' continuous investment. Keep the, "affiliate link(s) below", coming! Perhaps, a video on how you linked up the, "Ranchino", repeater network, is in order... WRCY565, appreciates both, Chris, the real, "oh nevermind" him, we know his title, and you Sensei, for educating Me, your favorite, subscribed viewer.

[@doblebo]

i was really looking forward to a BAOFENG UV-5R video, but this is OK. I can chat with other BAOFENG UV-5R users in our favorite youtuber's valley with Zello 😃 so happy 😁

[@_liquid_wolf_4280]

i as a favorite viewer laughed much more than i think i should had

[@pooroldgreyhaireddaddy]

"STFO" ! omg I laughed so hard I woke the kids up. You are awesome brother. Love the show Randy. I built a little Pelican style box repeater with a couple of uvr5 radios. It works but needs perfected. I'm going to look into that home setup you have here. Super cool!

[@mre9593]

Randy could sell a button that says "Experts" (like the Target button) I bet he'd sell a few! "Sad ham" stickers (or magnets) to pass out to the guy who had his license for "this many years."

[@davidritzwoller6441]

You are my favorite KZbin person ever. Your content is Awesome 👌 👏 👍

[@FloridaOverland]

Super cool setup... Thanks for sharing!

[@djk8541]

It might not help "some people", but Randy is hilarious when you're stoned

[@Wirenutby]

Hey Randy, Bob your favorite fan here from Maine. For your Tram 1486 seen in your video from a year ago, and assuming you still have it in place. Do you feel the ground plane with those 3 horizontal spikes at the bottom are adequate enough? I saw your past review of the Nagoya GPK-01 with the 21" Radials. Just looking for the Tram 1487 is OK as is? Or what you have/ find might be working better?

[@TheNotaRubicon]

Hello.. Robert... I still have the 1486 on the roof and it's working just like it did on day-1. The ground plane for ~460Mhz does not need to be big, and when you do the math, you will see that the radials are fine.. The 1487 is for much lower frequencies (~180Mhz range) and that is why the radials are so much larger. Get the antenna that is designed for whatever frequency range you will be transmitting in.

[@buck2552jr100]

Randy, do you happen to have a link to the vox box you used?

[@PWarmuskerken]

I made my repeater from a pair of KG-1000Gs using LMR600 and LMR400. It works just fine. 25 mi away is the farthest contact so far.

[@ohaya1]

Really enjoyed that, great video. You have a beautiful home.

[@reynoldspc]

Enjoyed this one the best so far, found myself smiling after I'd said "experts" umpteen times 😂 Setup the Zello (I'm A-666) but unfortunately I don't have a GMRS licence as I'm in Scotland ☹️ I'll just have to make do with listening. Thanks for your videos, always interesting, and definitely entertaining, I full on laughed out loud at the finger sniffing! You need to look up a comedian from here called Micky Flanagan, he has a bit of an opinion about "fingering" (content not for young or delicate ears). Wonder if I can apply for a GMRS licence at the consulate in Edinburgh? Take care, Paul

[@diktat6558]

There's a lot of things in this video that I like 🤝🤙

[@petek1pml746]

Congrats Randy, thats a nice set up.

[@shootinglaser]

Round of applause for Randy's shirt!!!

[@-someone-.]

Did the “experts” actually leave comments on how to ground? 🤦‍♂️ Love the vids 👊

[@aidanbrennan7389]

That's cool, I installed the app. Greetings from Ireland

[@Timarzt18]

Hey Randy ,I’ve been binge watching your videos and love the content. I’ve been wanting to get a radio to use on the trails and I think the best choice for me will be an inexpensive GMRS . Thank you and Keep up the great work!

[@brianrydzeski6108]

Thank you, Randy. I'm not one of those #airquotes. I appreciate the information.

[@kb6lcw99]

⛽️ the Al Gor Rhythm!

[@craigdavidson2977]

Randy! Deadhead Dave says he can only take paypal or zelle. I don't have either of those two things so here is my donation to the Delta Repeater. When you chip in your hard earned pennies to help pay for the repeater site rental fee please put this in with it. If possible, I would like to see a video tour of the site and the repeater equipment.

[@concernedpatriot9314]

As a sad expert I can tell you (everything) the Far’s 😜signals will bounce ,reflect and boomerang off the 80,000 foot mountains to another mouthtain across the space between them. Technically speaking of course 😉

[@thecainer64]

Sir you are both entertaining and an epic troll. May you have a blessed Christmas

[@alexpode]

when using the internal duplexer, where do you connect the antenna? Thank you! Your guidance or anybody that is reading this is appreciated

[@monkman911]

Did you get rid of the Yagi antenna? Keep the killer videos coming!

[@davefrazier3433]

The experts would most likely say use Heliax and N- connectors to cut down on loss. But for your situation LMR-400 is fine. I use it for now and it works well but we need too extend out our "fars" due to one of our group moving out of our current coverage capabilities and also the local club south running roughshod over us. We plan on Heliax and 14 element yagi's and simply Simplex one of the 2 remaining repeater channels with legal limit options. As our local "some people" to the south do everything they can to bother us almost every night(we do use input and output tones mind you) since our friend is moving ESE of them we figure yagi's will reduce their ability to hit us hard even though they somehow manage to run 150Watt repeaters on GMRS and LMR 100watt radios as well and not have issues. So we will go beyond lmr-400 coax not because its no good but we wish to stay fully legal on our side and get max performance out of our equipment. I liked how you explained how your antenna performs and explained your coverage vector which I dont think many understand how different types of antennas propagate differently. It seems many believe the bigger the better on GMRS. Much like the old CB mudducks preach very often. That might be a video worth putting up explaining what antenna is best for certain options on GMRS. Antennas for local repeaters, terrain type, and long range Simplex for examples. Would love to know where you get your shirts too. Love your vids and sarcasm, keep up the great work!!! Dave- The Old Fogey

[@MCTGMRS78009]

Very nice setup sir! Thanks for sharing!

[@cornbread-KO5RN]

Watching this guy is like being in the TWILIGHT ZONE

[@ChrisZwolinski]

The Twilight Zone of knowledge

[@barndweller4573]

Man who hurt you? Those "experts" are living rent free in your head. I have been a ham for 44 years, there is always someone telling me I did something wrong, just ignore them. You sir have a great location for sure! Have fun. I just purchased my GMRS license and hope to be able to use some of the repeaters I found in our area soon. 73

[@mikesimpson6757]

I love that shirt you are wearing!

[@buddymcclelland2969]

I am trying to so hard to figure out how to get my crosslink with Zello to work. There's not a lot I found on Google about the settings other than play with them. I'm no expert by any means, just a guy trying to help his local community. The way I have this set up, I have a Midland MX275 with the 2.5mm to 3.5mm going to my mic jack. I have a Baofeng UV-82HP with the 3.5mm going to the speaker jack. Every now and then I can get noise but nothing at all is reliable about the setup. I tried using just the Baofeng and that didn't work. I also don't know where to find all these HAM and GMRS groups with the super top secret to doing this. I realize it's not a lot to go on, but any information would be helpful. P. S. - Your videos are awesome! I have watched nearly all of them! I've also ordered A Wouxun 1000G Plus for my truck, KG-S88G, KG-XS20G for my side by side, KG-UV9G, Retivis repeaters, the Midland antennas you have on your jeep! These radios are next gen radios. I do hate that the XS20G isn't superheterodyne. To my knowledge it's the only Wouxun that isn't (At least that's what Stephen with Buy Two Way Radios told me on the phone.) You definitely deserve the credit and I look forward to more videos.

[@IowaHammer]

I need to find a good repeater for GMRS to install here in rural Iowa.

[@billycassels7300]

LOL LOVE YOUR RANT!!!!!

[@donmontalvo1]

The programming software screenshot showed frequencies outside the GMRS range. Guessing that screenshot wasn't what you have set up now? Excellent video, checking on Zello now.

[@rmetcalf89]

Picture shown was before he uploaded the Code plug from the Repeater.

[@Lacquay]

I just got the same repeater w/duplexer. You got a better deal than me, I paid $650 for the repeater, programming cable, software, desktop mic, and shipping. I do have a question for you. Once I have my antenna on the roof, how do you suggest securing the coax as it runs down the side of my house? I tried looking all over KZbin but I can’t find anything useful. I have vinyl siding and I have to run the cable vertically until I can get it down to where it will enter the house. Any suggestions?

[@TheNotaRubicon]

You can buy little hooks/clips that screw or nail into the wall, but i'm not sureI would use those with vinyl siding.. Where my coax comes down its all brick - so the coax just hangs there. I have a big rock holdng it at the bottom so it doesnt blow around..

[@cevansinz]

I instal commercial repeaters. We use LMR 400 all the time.

[@waynedoomad2573]

Randy I love your t shirt , & your back up battery good video😀 some experts

[@wickerdn1]

😂Thank You for a good laugh. All of the “……..” experts!

[@4000marcdman]

Beautiful dog Randy!

[@elmono4766]

I've been waiting for this moment all my Life!!!!

[@DavidFia]

I have a VX-7000 and mistakenly plugged in a Motorola microphone which shorted out the logic board. Do you know where i could get that repaired?

[@PPNStudio]

Well this is neat.. and thats a "good" proper entry level repeater. Oh I joined your repeater on Zello too, sounds fun so far.

[@RedRoyce]

You setup a repeater for people to use for free? That's just not to be and the experts will tell you so. I'm just now getting into all this and it's so cool. I don't see any repeaters around me but I will have to look deeper into this. KS being 100 years behind the times as the experts tell me I may have to do like you and just put one up for non experts only to use. LOL Your sarcasm cracks me up every time i watch one of your shows.

[@tommyj1811]

Thats freakin' awesome!

[@notsure7874]

I know you said you wanted a "better" repeater, with more duty cycles - but were the woxuns a problem? As long as the LMR stays dry, it should be fine. Living in California, you probably have no worries for a long time even if what people say is true. I'm in wet humid Florida, I'm gonna try it. Run what you brung and all - it's already connected to an antenna up there, why should I take it down until it fails? The first rule of grounding, is NEVER talk about grounding.

[@mtbeers1670]

I have a question as a new user for GMRS. I was reading the licensing on the FCC website and here’s what they stated. You cannot directly interconnect a GMRS station with the telephone network or any other network for the purpose of carrying GMRS communications, but these networks can be used for remote control of repeater stations.

[@TheNotaRubicon]

Please quote the rule that says "..or any other network", I would like to see that one.

[@maingig1]

Great video! Love the 👕!

[@richhoule3462]

Nice house! We're definitely in different tax brackets.

[@traindoors]

Thanks!

[@TheNotaRubicon]

Thank YOU!

[@rickpinelli1586]

Were they expecting you to install heliax feed line! All I use is LMR-400 on my antennas. Back in the 70's and 80's, I used 213.

[@EthosAtheos]

Glad you threw the buy once cry once out the window and went with why have one when you can have 2 at twice the price. Your series on repeaters is supper helpful. I'm almost ready to install one at my home. I'm curious, what is your understanding of the rules governing GMRS repeaters on the internet. I ask because it was my understanding from the FCC rules that you couldn't do that with GMRS but could with HAM. What are you using to announce the base station's (your) call sign auto-magically? Again it's my understanding that a repeater must announce it's self every so often, just like a normal station.

[@TheTechPianoPlayerKid]

Instead of using an old laptop, could I use a raspberry pi for this, and where do I obtain a vox box?

[@chrissewell1608]

Whew...😥 You said Zello! Not Zillow.... Some "X-pert was going to sell your house"! Sounds like you have filled up the toilet bowl, below you, with much Mega-ja-her-its! Zenu 👽 would be proud. The Fars are strong, with this one! 💪😲🖖

[@kenanderson7321]

Also may I ask why you chanted to the Motorola repeater? Where there issues with the KG-1000 setup?

[@TheNotaRubicon]

Assembling the KG1000 repeater was a fun learning experience but two KG-1000's strung together is a large, unwieldy mess of wires, especially when you consider that to prevent desense, you have to keep the radios several feet apart. A single, purpose-made repeater in a box is more practical and performs better.

[@JimNicholsMotorManiaGarage]

Vox box? Can anyone elaborate on this? I'm using a cell phone with aprs cable into a BF888 but looking for a better set up. Thank you

[@jasoncthomas]

I thought that LMR-400 was better. Why do they say it can't be used for a repeater? What cable would "they" recommend? Maybe an episode all about RF cable would be fun.

[@TheNotaRubicon]

LMR-400 is plenty good enough for a repeater - that's why I use it on MY repeater just like thousands of others. "Some people" like to say LMR-400 is not the best, greatest possible cable in the world because over time, if you don't take proper precautions when installing, water can get inside of it. "The experts" would recommend 'hard-line', which costs 10X more, when telling you how to spend your money.

[@hettro-cv6082]

Great video!

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Very cool video Randy Appreciate the information and the entertainment been Listening on the zello app on your repeater for a week or so @NotaRubicon Productions

[@Capt.Pikles]

Can you get the Zello gateway running on Linux or is it Windows only?

[@michaelrichey8516]

I can't be the only person who wants to see the uncut version.