Thought you 2820 buffs would like to see this one!
Evans
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From: Robert Bruninga [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'TAPR APRS Mailing List' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 10:01 AM
Subject: [aprssig] APRS on DSTAR
Good news on getting APRS onto the 2820
Just downloaded and installed Dan Smith's D-RATS
http://d-rats.danplanet.com/wiki/DownloadPage
I am on /K5CTX B Call Sign NU5D if anyone wants to test - should be
compatible with D*Chat and DTERM, etc.
Also, John, KE5C and I did some speed tests using calls directed to
/K5CTX B and /W5HAT B .
Only one digital board.
When they put two in there you can. at what cost
On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 3:40 AM, Brian Mury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What the IC-2820 does not do is receive TWO D-STAR (digital)
transmissions at the same time.
Is it capable of VV/UU and X band analog?
Yes
Ok . First off all I'm trying to do is replace my 10 year old D-700 in my
vehicle. I already have a GPS onboard, I also use it as a backup on my boat, to
Geocashe, as well as use it for my mobile APRS tracker, so I have a need for a
handheld GPS with a display. Now I have DSTAR, APRS, and as
this was mentioned yesterday can someone point me to a link for these?
Ray T. Mahorney
WA4WGA
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Jeff, I posted that email because I appreciate what your doing with
experimenting and making better use of Amateur Radio. PLUS I feel
that with some additional POSITIVE emails you might find a better
or on the spot solution to your problem.
But most of all, from me and other hams, THANK YOU..!!!
any idea what I am looking for before I try to search that archive as active as
this reflector is finding
it may be a bit of a challenge.
Ray T. Mahorney
WA4WGA
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From: Evans F. Mitchell; KD4EFM / AFA2TH / WQFK 894 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com
Look for VK4TUX and go back from there
You should find the email talking about ID-1 Audio..
I recall seeing notes about the HM-133 mic as well
Evans
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From: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Ray T. Mahorney
Sent: Wednesday, August
Also I'm now looking at getting the GPS data out of the 2820 to be
shared by an external device.
Two possibilities. First, although not clear from the manual and you
probably have to have the digital band in GPS rather than DATA mode
and thus might not be able to use the low speed data channel
You can use the IC-2820 internal GPS to feed the GPS data to D710. I
have been using RC-D710 and IC-2820 combo for six months and had great
success.
Use the DATA JACK (not PACKET JACK) on the back of 2820 to get the GPS
data, which can be transferred directly to the RC-D710.
73
Oba
JA7UDE
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john_ke5c wrote:
However, if you originate a call to some who is not really homed to
the gateway your local sync_mng says, you will not be correctly
routed until your local sync_mng is updated by the trust server. So
I guess okay if you move, but not okay if whom you call moves.
Right?
Oba , would you be so kind as to give us the pinout (tip , center, ground)from
the 2820. I have the cable supplied with the RC-D710 , I'm assuming the copper
shield is ground, and the white or red lead is needed to supply the GPS data
stream to the 710. I was trying this just before dark here,
I got the 2820 GPS data going to the 710! It's a straight through cable to the
data port of the 2820 from the 710. The menus in the 2820 were a bit of a bear
to figure out. Anyone needs any information from me on setting this up, email
me off list. Thanks for all the help from the group,
Wow!!
Oba, this sounds great. I have tried to see if I could see the data using a
terminal program but nothing is on the port. I am using the same cable I
use to clone the memory channels but I see nothing. Is there something else
I need to do in order to get 'the data started' or something
On Wed, 2008-08-20 at 11:09 -0500, Dennis Rogers wrote:
Only one digital board.
When they put two in there you can. at what cost
I was referring to analog, which is what I thought the question was
about. You are correct, it cannot do either in digital mode.
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