N6JET

A system-wide last heard on a busy DMR network scrolls faster than anyone can read. These six pages fix that in two different ways. The BrandMeister, TGIF and FreeDMR monitors are filtered down to English-speaking talkgroups only, so what is left is traffic you might actually join. The AmComm monitor is not filtered: it merges six of that network's ten dashboards into one timeline, corrects the clock difference between their servers, and shows which peer carried each transmission. The M17 monitor does both: it watches only the M17 reflectors on the English-speaking list and merges their dashboards into one timeline. The P25 monitor does the same for nine English-speaking P25 reflectors. All six update on their own and all six have a Pause button, so you can stop the feed and read.

• English-speaking talkgroups only, BrandMeister, TGIF and FreeDMR
• Whole network merged, AmComm
• English-speaking reflectors merged, M17 and P25
• Updates on its own
• Pause to read
• Hand-sorted talkgroup lists
• No affiliation with any of these networks

BrandMeister Last Heard → TGIF Last Heard → AmComm Last Heard → FreeDMR Last Heard → M17 Last Heard → P25 Last Heard →