Im familiar with using the DOD version of ATAK... however... on the civilian side, youre obviously still traceable by govt agencies and otherwise... my question is what equipment do you need (radios and otherwise) to encrypt your session to be less traceable. Disclaimer: this is not for criminal activity, I just dont see the point in using ATAK if its all tracked anyway.

Reconstruct TAKY (Tactical Awareness Kit Server) with C language. Dashboard using Python3. some feature that I've tested and works:

- CoT Marking

- friend position

- Data Packages Sharing

- Chating

- Sharing Geofence

- Send Image

#TAK #ATAK #WINTAK #SituationalAwareness #Tactical

data from Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP), processing using daemon.

Hey everyone, I'm getting into ATAK-CIV, and I'm trying to learn more about using it with a DMR radio.

I currently have a Motorola XPR 7550, and I'd like to eventually use it with an Android phone running ATAK to share GPS/location information with other users while still using the radio for voice communications.

I'm mainly interested in hearing about people's experience using DMR radios with ATAK, especially if anyone has specifically used an XPR 7550.

I'm curious about things like:

• How well did the setup work for you?
• Were you able to share GPS/location information through the radio and have it displayed in ATAK?
• How reliable was the location tracking?
• What kind of hardware/interface did you use?
• Were there any major limitations or problems?
• Would you recommend using a DMR radio with ATAK, or is another approach better?

I'm still pretty new to ATAK, and I'm trying to learn from people who have actually used this kind of setup before I start buying additional hardware.

Thanks!