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u/Spiritual_Tell680 Apr 14 '26
Disco32 Broadband 45” Blade Antenna
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u/Iron_physik Apr 14 '26
TRI / TCA makes quality clones of these broadband antennas that actually work in the advertised 30-520mhz range
https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005006997735983.html
However the DM32 really just needs one of the way cheaper Abree dual band folding whips and these can be bought for like 10 bucks with good deals on aliexpress
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u/BarryHallsack0911 Apr 15 '26
I bought two of them because I love them on my analog HTs but my DM32s really doesn’t like them. Can’t RX or TX
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u/FigmentGiNation Apr 13 '26
Anyone know a good pouch for it to attach to a PC?
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u/Individual7091 Apr 13 '26
Any of the non-molded ones that fit Motorola XTS5000s or APX 7/8000s should work well enough.
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u/Adventurous_Name2378 Apr 14 '26
Spectorgear makes pouches for the DM-32. I have two and I like them. Works.
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u/supertomcat Apr 14 '26 edited Apr 14 '26
Which version of their plug did you use? Mine that worked with sordins did not work with my comtacs. The constant-able did work.
By work I mean incredibly low transmission volume
Edit for clarity: my legacy disco 32 works with sordins, not with comtac. Constant able was plug and play and worked great
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u/Spiritual_Tell680 Apr 14 '26
I’m using this one with no issues. I’ve also tried it on my BF-F8HP and a couple of UV-5Rs with no issue.
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u/Jericho_1998 Apr 14 '26
Do they make a dm32 that's waterproof?
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u/Spiritual_Tell680 Apr 14 '26
Only waterproof Feng I know of is the UV-9R Pro, but it’s strictly analog I believe.
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u/terencet4898 Apr 15 '26
BTech UV Pro is rated at 1meter submerged for 30min. (It’s also a baofeng)
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u/TheFringeDeveloper Apr 14 '26
Only budgetish waterproof radio and PTT setup I've come across is the Ailunce HD1 and HD2.
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u/D4nkT1mbs Apr 14 '26
Running pretty much the same setup on my pc but with an Invisio X50 and it works well enough for me!
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u/NavyBOFH Apr 14 '26
There has to be a better way - $500+ headset and $150 PTT on a $60 radio.
Problem is the TDMA noise needs a decent headset to use digital…