I agree to disagree
I chose the ID800H over the IC2820 for two reasons:
1) Price
a) IC2820 $649.95 + $279.95 for the D*/GPS board (total of $929.90)
b) ID800H $$859.95, D* included.
2) I don't need the 2-radios-in-1 with dual watch/listen capability. I
can only talk to one person at
You guys have great information. I didn't realize that Icom was the only
maker, I thought there were a few others. I have been told that Sabers can
be modified.
Since the IC-800 is basically the same radio as the IC-208H is there a board
I can just plug in?
Will the programming software and
Hi Greg and list,
I have been studying this stuff on the ID800 a little bit. I usually
use the cloning software to program the radio but I have tried some
manual operation.
Most folks keep the radio in VFO mode kinda like a scratch pad - so do I.
This morning I found the little asterisk symbol
someone may correct me but the 208 makes no provision for the addition of the
DSTAR board. Also Icomm
DSTAR software is not interoperable. E.G 2820 software cannot be used to
program an 800 and so on.
Ray T. Mahorney
WA4WGA
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From: James - KB7TBT [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I will have to blast both of you for this... not flame now
2820, best used for EMCOMM operations... why?
you can dual monitor, better yet, you can send data on
UHF or VHF and still listen to your local ANALOG repeater
on the opposite bandV/U DATA or V DATA / U, fits my needs
as an EC.
Bob McCormick W1QA wrote:
What the IC-2820 does not do is receive TWO D-STAR (digital)
transmissions at the same time.
Two ID-800H's stacked will. And it'll only cost you $100 more than the
2820.
:-)
(I'm kinda joking, kinda serious.)
You also of course lose the GPS capabilities and the
Steve S. Bosshard (NU5D) wrote:
I was not aware of that change - last note I saw on the admin page when
queried was the reason for the patch not being disclosed - maybe again I
didn't turn the page.
Thanks, Steve
I think it was either in the README or somewhere else in the update
notes
I think it was either in the README or somewhere else in the update
notes Brian NJ6N sent out to all about two weeks ago?
I don't see any reason why what the trust server ops posted on the
admin group should be any big secret. After all, most of us are in
this to learn:
Gateway G2 Ver 2.1
john_ke5c wrote:
The dsgwd software changes
• If a terminal moved into another repeater area of the same zone,
the software overwrites the headers in incoming packets to redirect the
data to the correct area repeater even though the updated user data are
not yet shared in the entire
Thanks!
Some of those are close, I am right on lake Hartwell. www.kb7tbt.com/aprs My
area covers southern SC. Any good ones in Anderson?
Is there some sort of overlay or mapping like Google IRLP for the dstar?
James
KB7TBT
NEGARC Activities Manager
www.kb7tbt.com
www.ne4ga.org
My bad typo...I meant $559.95.
Matt / N3WNX
john_ke5c wrote:
I chose the ID800H over the IC2820 for two reasons:
1) Price
b) ID800H $$859.95, D* included.
$859.95??? I've purchased two, both in the low $500's, but that was
before the price increase a month or so ago. Just for
I can understand your point as you are an ARES EC.
I am but a humble tech class who wants to learn, and who does not have a
budget to put into such a rig at this time.
Matt / N3WNX
I would like to know your results. Maybe narrow a few down..
James
KB7TBT
NEGARC Activities Manager
www.kb7tbt.com
www.ne4ga.org
www.myspace.com/kb7tbt
If a terminal moved into another repeater area of the same zone,
the software overwrites the headers in incoming packets to redirect
the data to the correct area repeater even though the updated user
data are not yet shared in the entire network. (Jim's comment this
helps a LOT for those
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