In case there is any confusion:

Max. 150 mA = .15 amp
Avg. 115 mA = .115 amp
Avg. 65mA = .065 amp (with enabled powersaving)

Bummer. I would very much like to go 100% IPv6 in my home, and my openSPOT2 is one of two devices I have which are preventing this.

There's a reason for this, which was answered in this thread:

https://forum.sharkrf.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2323

Is there any timeline for IPv6 support in the oS2?

Hmm, I am lost now. How can you hear the TG’s in the RX Group that you assigned to each channel? You may find, as I do, that, occasionally, a TG starts to dominate your hotspot with a conversation between two hams that are having a conversation that doesn't interest you, and you'd like to free up y...

Interesting. Does this mean that the talk groups in your “BM ALL” list are all Made static in your Brandmeister dashboard setting? No no no... My BM ALL RG isn't about having a lot of TGs all active or static at once; It's about being lazy... erm, efficient , with my radio channel programming. :)

First, This post should be in the openSPOT2 section. This is the section for the original openSPOT. That said, you connect to other talk groups by creating additional channels for the other talk groups like any other DMR radio. Motorola radios don't have front panel programming support (that I've ev...

But back to your earlier comment, "The first one to transmit wins". So if I want to join the conversation, that sounds like it would be troublesome if I have too many static talk groups. Exactly. A lot of folks in the early days of DMR in Ham Radio figured this out all too quickly when they set up ...

Thankfully I haven't noticed this interfering with normal transmissions coming from BM, so it's just a minor annoyance.

I have set up static talk groups 123 & 456. I'm listening to a conversation on a channel that is linked to talk group 123. There is a brief pause in the conversation. Meanwhile, a conversation begins on talk group 456. So the OpenSpot switches, and begins transmitting that conversation. My radio is...