Thanks to all who replied!
Gene NA0G
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Mike Blazek mbla...@... wrote:
Hi, Gene:
82-202-1006 for clamp style
82-340-1052 for crimp style
Put a 523- on the front of the Amphenol part number to get the Mouser
part number.
Mike N5UKZ
genedathe
Hello all:
I'm new to the ID-1 and am setting up a mobile antenna for field day type
activities. My antenna is a Comet GP-95 and I want to to use LMR-400 coax.
What is the correct Amphenol connector? I usually use Mouser...
Thanks,
Gene NA0G
Hello All:
I've heard it said that with the Mirage BD-35 D-Star will outrange plain old
FM. If that is so I'll look into getting one. But before spending my moldy
money, I would like some first hand reports from Mirage users:
What is the greatest distance you've been able to get into a
John is right on the money here.
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Tactical Call Sign SOP:
A tactical call sign is entered in the 4 digit comment field after a station's
legal call sign:
MY: NAØG /EOC
Such tactical calls can be readily pre-programmed in the MYCALL memory of most
radios.
With this procedure, your
Thanks for the comments, Nate.
I'm just stirring the pot here for fun.
I see 1.2DV as nothing new, as I have many radios that reach repeaters
now...
I see 1.2DD as the real performance upgrade: My laptop goes plug and
play into my ham radio (ID-1), and now my laptop can reach a repeater,
and
activity.
On Jan 30, 2009, at 7:00 PM, genedathe wrote:
How many of you repeater owners have an active 1.2 DV repeater on the
air? Do you see any actual use?
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@...
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How many of you repeater owners have an active 1.2 DV repeater on the
air? Do you see any actual use?
I'm curious about this because, IMHO, 1.2 DV has very little to offer.
1.2 is strictly line of sight, and one really needs a high gain
antenna and expensive feedline for reliable work. Why
That darn connector! Thanks a ton Barry for replying off list to help
with my confusion. I still have some minor questions for the group:
Pin 3: Clone CPU and
Pin 9: OPTV CPU
What are they for in plain English?
Also (and yeah, I'm missing something very basic here):
Is pin 2 the PTT?
Gentlemen:
My D-Star work has been limited to simplex as I am currently outside a
repeater coverage area. I do not have the RS-92 software.
When programming Band B D-Star channels, I am able to store the freq,
duplex, offset, MNAME, and whatnot in the usual manner: Press MR for 1
sec to enter
Hello all:
How does the Low Speed Data portion of the RS-92 software compare to
D- Rats? I ask because I've found nothing on the internet or at Icom
that explains what their software consists of...but maybe I haven't
looked hard enough. Perhaps someone could send me the RS-92 help file?
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