Today there have been:
- 5 new users signed up
- 5 DMR ID's assigned
- 0 NXDN ID's assigned
- 0 new repeaters added
Last 7 days there were:
- 365 new users signed up
- 380 DMR ID's assigned
- 19 NXDN ID's assigned
- 19 new repeaters added
Last 30 days there were:
- 1494 new users signed up
- 1637 DMR ID's assigned
- 50 NXDN ID's assigned
- 49 new repeaters added
In total:
- We have 75449 users
- We've issued 92207 DMR ID's
- with Ham-Digital's 60522 we have a global network of 152729 DMR ID's
- We've issued 1951 NXDN ID's
- There are 7102 repeaters world wide
This DMR ID Registration site is NOT for GMRS, FRS or Commercial DMR IDs. It is only for the Amateur Radio Service. If you are in non-Amateur services, contact those coordinators for IDs, not RadioID.net
The entire world is now on a Sequential MCC scheme. We DO NOT break apart the MCC for individual States/Provinces/Territories.
The MCC was never designed to function this way. It does not work well for larger countries with grouped populations (read USA/Canada).
In order to make the allocations simple and programmatically easier, Both Ham-Digital.org and RadioID.net have agreed on using the Sequential MCC.
All Europe and Africa DMR Registrations must use the https://register.ham-digital.org/ website registration. RadioID.net is only for North America, South America, Asia and Oceania.
Need some help?
BridgeCom Systems has a 3 step DMR guide, a quick start for those who don't really know too much about DMR yet?
There is also DMR for dummies, He does a good explanation on how DMR works.
Join Jason (KC5HWB) on his YouTube Channel for some hands on product reviews.
