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Step-by-Step: Saving the Factory Setup

Radioddity GM-30 Plus and Using RT Systems Programming Software on Windows 11 This guide is written specifically for RT Systems programming software on Windows 11 and the Radioddity GM-30 Plus. The objective is to capture and preserve the factory configuration…

Radioddity GM-30 Plus vs GM-30 Pro

A Feature-Level Comparison for Serious GMRS Users Radioddity has built a strong reputation in the GMRS handheld market by offering radios that go beyond basic “bubble-pack” functionality. Two models that frequently get compared are the Radioddity GM-30 Plus and the…

What Is an FPV Drone?

An FPV drone—short for First Person View drone—is a type of unmanned aerial vehicle that allows the pilot to see exactly what the drone’s onboard camera sees in real time. Instead of flying by watching the drone from the ground,…

Understanding Harmonics in Amateur Radio Bands

Transmitters ideally generate a single radio-frequency carrier. In reality, non-linear devices (amplifiers, mixers, oscillators) generate harmonics — unwanted frequencies that occur at integer multiples of the fundamental operating frequency. Managing harmonic emissions is essential in amateur radio to: This article…

Starter GMRS Channel & Zone Layout (GM-30 Pro Optimized)

The GM-30 Pro’s zone and memory system allows you to run GMRS like a professional radio service. Below is a clean, scalable starter layout that mirrors how commercial and public-safety radios are organized. Zone 1 — GMRS Simplex (Local) Purpose:…

GMRS vs Amateur (Ham) Handheld Radios

Who should choose which?This sidebar helps readers quickly understand whether a GMRS handheld like the Radioddity GM-30 Pro or an amateur (ham) HT better fits their use case. GMRS Handheld (e.g., GM-30 Pro) Best for: Key Characteristics Limitations Amateur (Ham)…