How I Use Amateur Radio
Amateur radio is where technology, service, and curiosity come together for me. From local repeaters and emergency communications in New York City to worldwide DMR conversations, APRS position reporting, and linked radio systems, this is how—and where—you can find WB2EHG on the air.
Where You Can Find WB2EHG
Local & Regional Radio
Closer to home, I use New York City–area analog and digital repeaters, participate in local and regional nets, and maintain a strong interest in emergency communications and public service.
DMR Worldwide
I regularly use BrandMeister DMR—often on Talkgroup 91 Worldwide—to talk with amateur radio operators across the country and around the world, all from my station in Brooklyn.
Linked Radio Systems
Using QSO One, I explore internet-linked radio systems including AllStarLink, EchoLink, M17, and YSF—each offering another way to connect with operators beyond the range of a local repeater.
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APRS Position & Activity
Follow position reports and recent activity from my APRS-equipped radios as they communicate through the amateur-radio packet network.
DMR Activity
See my recent DMR activity, including the talkgroups and digital networks connecting WB2EHG with operators around the world.
Contact Log
Browse my recent amateur-radio contacts and confirmed QSOs, from local conversations to stations across the globe.