OpenGD77

GM1YME Codeplug for Radioddity GD-77 V7.11d
A UK Codeplug with a Scottish Flavour

LATEST VERSION ALWAYS AVAILABLE FROM http://www.gm1yme.uk
This codeplug is for OpenGD77 Firmware and will not work with the Official Radioditty Firmware.

The zones in the codeplug are:

- Edinburgh Local (edit this to include your local channels)

- Scottish Analogue Repeaters (arbitrarily split into East, North and West Zones)

- Simplex channels (Analogue and Digital)

- Repeater Channels (Analogue and Digital) split by RSGB Regions. Only Brandmeister repeaters are included but the Channels list also contains non-Brandmeister Digital Repeaters which can be added as required to Zone lists.

- International Space Station

- Marine Band

- APMR

- DPMR

- LPD43

- SO50

- UK Business Radio

- Scottish Brandmeister Repeaters

A space ( ) after a Callsign indicates that the station operates Analogue on a VHF (2m) frequency.
A full stop (.) after a Callsign indicates that the station operates Digital on a VHF (2m) frequency.
A hyphen (-) after a Callsign indicates that the station operates Analogue on a UHF (70cm) frequency.
An equals sign (=) after a Callsign indicates that the station operates Digital on a UHF (70cm) frequency.

Please let me know of any obvious errors.

73s de John GM1YME
4th May 2020

LATEST VERSION ALWAYS AVAILABLE FROM http://www.gm1yme.uk

CHANGELOG

040520
Changes 7.11
Additions to TG Lists

010520
Changes 7.10
GB7EU (Edinburgh) Added
GB7SS (Elgin) Added

Thank you! My kids live in the UK and I use to be there often (before COVID-19).

Hopefully I will be able to travel again soon and get the codeplug loaded into my GD-77.

I normally use the Moonraker codeplug on my B-Tech 6x2, but it will be nice to be able to use the GD-77 also.
Tks.

Thanks for this. Just came across this codeplug, and it has saved a lot of time and effort with my RD-5R. Thanks!

A sad and belated post :

John Hein, GM1YME has died on Wednesday 23rd of December 2020

His comprehensive support and code plug for the GD-77 Radio has obviously stopped and the domain < www.gm1yme.uk > is no longer active.

John’s death is a sad loss to the amateur radio community and also to the other communities he held dear to his heart

Rest in peace GM1YME


Allister GM7RYR