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EvoHam.com Is Live – And We’re Just Getting Started

A fresh, modern resource for digital voice operators in amateur radio.

Don Trynor, VA3XFT by Don Trynor, VA3XFT
November 20, 2025
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Welcome to the Future of Digital Voice in Amateur Radio

Today marks an exciting milestone for the amateur radio community: the official launch of EvoHam.com, a modern online destination dedicated entirely to digital voice technologies in ham radio.

After a successful beta period, EvoHam.com is now officially live – and while the site is still growing, new guides, reviews, tools, and resources will be added every week as the platform expands. This is only the beginning.

Whether you’re a beginner exploring your first DMR handheld or an experienced operator experimenting with M17 or FreeDV, EvoHam brings everything together in one place – guides, reviews, tutorials, tools, resources, and news.

The site is expanding quickly, with fresh content rolling out regularly as we work toward building the most complete digital voice resource in amateur radio.

What You’ll Find on EvoHam.com

EvoHam.com is designed to be a comprehensive, easy-to-navigate resource for all major digital modes. Here’s an overview of what’s available today – and what’s continuing to grow:

Beginner-Friendly Guides

Our guide library covers all major digital voice modes, including DMR, D-STAR, Yaesu Fusion, P25, NXDN, M17, and FreeDV.

Each guide breaks down how the mode works, what equipment you’ll need, and how to get on the air.

Independent Gear Reviews

From handhelds to mobile rigs, hotspots to repeaters, EvoHam offers balanced, hands-on evaluations of the equipment digital hams rely on.

Our review library will expand quickly as we cover both proven favourites and the latest digital-capable radios.

Tutorials & How-To Articles

Clear, approachable instructions that help operators understand programming software, talkgroups, reflectors, firmware updates, hotspots, and more.

Tools & Resources

EvoHam.com also includes a growing collection of tools and resources to help digital hams get on the air faster. These include:

  • Talkgroup lists
  • Frequency databases
  • Setup templates
  • Programming software links
  • Digital mode comparison charts

With many more tools planned and in development.

Digital Voice News & Insights

Stay updated on firmware releases, new radios, open-source projects like M17 and OpenRTX, and ongoing developments across the digital voice ecosystem.

A Community-Driven Approach

EvoHam.com isn’t just a website – it’s a platform shaped by the digital voice community. We welcome feedback, news tips, and updates about developments in the ecosystem, which help us stay connected to what operators care about most.

EvoHam aims to foster collaboration across open-source and commercial digital voice systems and support the continued evolution of amateur radio as a technical, experimental hobby.

Explore the New EvoHam.com

EvoHam.com is now live and ready to explore. Whether you’re getting started with digital voice or diving into more advanced experimentation, we invite you to take a look around, try the guides, and see what’s already available.

This is just the beginning – EvoHam will continue expanding every week with new articles, reviews, tools, and resources. Bookmark the site and check back often to follow the evolution of digital voice in amateur radio.

Don Trynor, VA3XFT

Don Trynor, VA3XFT

A licensed amateur radio operator since 1988, Don brings over 15 years of professional experience in telecommunications. A lifelong digital communications enthusiast, he channels that passion into EvoHam.com - a site dedicated to digital voice technologies in amateur radio. When he’s not testing new radios, Don enjoys hiking, kayaking, and exploring the science behind the world’s wonders.

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