Standard troubleshooting would suggest resetting each separately to
isolate the offending component.
Sent from my iPhone
On Aug 25, 2008, at 23:51, Aaron Elekes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you everyone for all their input. I did try Nate's idea of
removing the KE5KAF S from the Gateway
It also supports the GPS-A format. I run the 91ad and the main
features I would like are the power settings and the GPS mike, though
it's easy enough to plug a GPS into the 91 but I don't do it often.
The 91 gets hot on high power if you talk a lot.
de K7VE
--
John D. Hays
206-801-0820
Sent
but a comment that is repeated as
long as you are transmitting and is -not- passed to the Icom serial
port. It is also not part of the D-STAR protocol but an Icom
extended use of the data portion of the digital voice frame.
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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VA3VJB
blog: http://va3vjb.blogspot.com
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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hope they
sell the
mic separately so I can pick one up without having to buy a whole
new radio.
Of course, the GPS mic may just be a fancy way of saying Look!
There's a
NMEA serial input directly on the handi-mic!
Ken
KK4KEN
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
http://dstarusers.org/ == check the Reporting Node for A --- you'll
see some 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...@hays.org
could
mount it at the antenna.
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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is to increase my power level..
I have two ways to do this.. add a two meter amplifier, which I
bought for mobile use back in the 70's..
2 is to put up some kind of beam antenna.. nothing big but enough to
get me to yyz and rpt...
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
[Non
of what
a good radio is like and it cost you $10/mo. in depreciation of the
radio.
On Feb 16, 2009, at 8:50 AM, shaneblaser wrote:
Thanks for the input, I will wait to see in anything new comes out by
may ...
Shane (KI6UIB)
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
[Non
I agree. I posted the URL as simple point of interest.
--
John D. Hays
206-801-0820
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On Feb 19, 2009, at 18:49, Steve Bosshard bossh...@gmail.com wrote:
Moderator Steve NU5D.
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status of many gateways
(using the previous format - not necessarily k5ctx).
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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The full manual is there in 3 parts. I wonder if they will be for
sale at Dayton now that the Type Acceptance is approved?
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
on
distant repeaters (to listen) or reflectors, similar as is done with
IRLP (similar meaning the way they are used; not necessarily
controlled).
Mike
KC7VE
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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through R2D2, analog seems to do better there for me.
--
Moe
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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is on dstar? For instance we can look up a
call sign
or name in the QRZ database or do a call sign search in Echolink, is
there a
was to that with DSTAR?
Thanks and 73,
Adam
KG4WWH
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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for any person - (...)
(ii) to intercept any radio communication which is
transmitted - (...)
(III) by a station operating on an authorized
frequency within the bands allocated to the amateur, citizens
band, or general mobile radio services; or (...)
73 -- John
.
John Hays
Amateur
You need a new salesman.
Go to http://hamradio.com and search for model CSD800
Also:
http://chirp.danplanet.com/wiki/ -- Free by KK7DS
http://www.rtsystemsinc.com/icom_Template.cfm?icompage=WCSD800 -
alternate commercial software.
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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perfect sense to use
letter designations.
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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/part97/b.html#119
Though many of us still ID on voice out of habit and so that we are
not out of practice we hop back to analog.
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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closest comparisons are systems like
P25, MotoTrbo, NXDN and other similar commercial digital systems,
which do not have the features of D-STAR and were not built with
amateur radio in mind.
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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The question was does the digital ID constitute a legal ID?
I think 97.119 b 3 shows that it does. D-STAR is a digital emission
that may contain digitized voice, but is none the less digital.
If not, every D-STAR repeater is operating illegally.
We may all choose to also ID on voice except
, but still some
comm.
Is DD mode this, but using DStar? If so are packet modems used or is
another true non-tone digital like DS digital used?
73, ron, n9ee/r
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Tom Azlin, N4ZPT n4...@...
wrote:
Hi Scott.
John Hays
Amateur
Hey Jack - you can't know everyone's situation, I'm sure you would
have answered differently had you known.
On Mar 30, 2009, at 9:09 AM, Jack wrote:
If known I would have responded differently.
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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out the dongle users. I will look at a 2-meter beam if using
the gateway doesn't also cross-band me to all ports (which if I had
to guess would be correct).
73,
Ned Raybould
N8OIF
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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Try Yahoo! list gmsk_dv_node
On Apr 15, 2009, at 4:51 AM, i0inu wrote:
Where and 'can buy the two chip ??
CMX589 and AMBE2020 ???
Thank you
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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have emailed a few of the board members of the
club and got no response any one know what I can do now to get
someone to anser me or would the FCC be able to help resolve the
problem?
Jim KG4TRI
_,_._,___
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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be much appreciated
Best regards Ian, Birmingham, England-UK
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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about and how it works because manual does
not say much about it.
__
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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be
that they are also providing EMR and BK as one of their enhancements,
which would suggest a repeating field in the data. It would be nice
to know for certain.
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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Nate gave a long answer that addresses some of the variables, for a
short demo of 5W at 100KM listen and see:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyYhLtS-0gE
If you can afford the difference between a 2200 + DSTAR board and an
ID-880H you will have a much better user interface plus 70cm.
John
update,
things
can be adjusted correctly then...
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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it to looking
something like a callsign and definitely could filter certain profane
words.
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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They each have their purpose, we just need better gateway software.
--
John D. Hays
206-801-0820
Sent from my iPhone
On May 15, 2009, at 20:28, Woodrick, Ed ewoodr...@ed-com.com wrote:
Easy solution, stop callsign routing. Use repeater linking instead.
Problem solved.
Ed WA4YIH
-amp and 30 Watt amplifier).
John VE6BOS
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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but is it legal?
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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be extra).
On May 19, 2009, at 10:47 AM, mungewell wrote:
Hi,
I'm getting closer to getting a D-Star capable rig, most likely the
V82 (mainly for the low entry price).
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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Since the rptDir group is moderated, this response may not get posted,
so I am crossposting this response to the message at
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/rtpDir/message/1991
This is an incredibly bad idea:
1) The FCC regulates on air amateur
when is the FCC in charge of who gets access
to PROPRIETARY PRIVATE OWNED INTERNET SERVERS?
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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get it before I get it.
73's
-Lee
KE5UBF
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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for use amounts to a business.
Amateur, by etymology, and definition means you pursue an interest out
love for the activity. An amateur repeater should be a labor of love.
(See background at: http://www.ncvec.org/page.php?id=320)
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
The following was sent to the D-STAR Administrator's mailing list this
morning. (9 June 2009)
-
All,
Most of you are already aware that we have a developing conflict
between two authors of add-on
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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, less 33cm) but I won't be able to operate this year.
I try to note, US only topics in the subject so people can just hit
delete.
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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Select from links at:
http://www.d-star-icc.org/index.php?option=com_weblinkscatid=22Itemid=23
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
this, and if so could we set up a common
Field Day reflector for everyone to connect to and chit-chat?
-Mike
--
Michael A. Waldron, AE0MW
http://www.mikew.org
PGP: http://www.mikew.org/mypgpkey.txt
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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-91AD sounds bettery quality-wise than my wife's VX-7, but
the VX-7 is louder.
Generally, it seems to be related to the craze to waterproof
the rigs... whatever the heck they needed to do that for.
--
Nate Duehr, WY0X
n...@natetech.com
.
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
. Any other ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Bob K0NR
,_._,___
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
like
Katrina when the internet (fiber, cable, microwave) lose power, get
flooded, etc.? What keeps the backbone going for your bag of tricks
to keep working?
73 -- John
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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modes it will have to compatible
enough them you can buy from any place or manufacture and it will
work with all others not just ICOM.
When it gets to that point you will be right at least on FM repeaters.
Bruce
On 6 since 66
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j
a
report of two (of how many?) ISP's that kept working until the
diesel ran out is interesting, useful data would be statistics on
how many internet end customers, such as DStar gateways, maintained
a working route to a working ISP. .
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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,
Ben KØBLR
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John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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to look at the 91AD. Is there any difference between
the 91AD and the 92AD? Maybe instead of loading up (and I do mean
loading up) maybe I should look at the 91AD instead. Any difference?
73,
Ben
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
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to. This makes it hit or
miss. In a ARES/RACES emergency, as an example, this could be crucial.
73
Joe, N3SRU
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
can eliminate this dependency?
I think the gateway architecture should be Internet encapsulates D-
STAR packets treating both DD and DV the same. All the trust would
need is to map which callsigns need routed to which gateway and let
the gateway handle it from there.
John Hays
Amateur
- Delete the loopback on R1 and create on R2 for 10.1.1.1/32. From
R3 ping g4ulf
Now, pretend the routers are G2 gateways and the loopback is created
from the Last Heard table
David - G4ULF
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
and test get in the way of making your
code
open source.
So, I'll be following the standard software lifecycle of dev-test,
alpha/pre-production, production.
Just like software should be done.
--
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
Make sure the cable is wired correctly for data (it's different for
GPS) see:
:
http://cobalt.n5zpr.com/Media/icom_cables.pdf
Also D-STAR data has nothing to do with packet, so don't look in the
packet sections of your manual. Also gonig to the D-RATS site and join
the support list. Great
!
But, I do understand what you mean about a double look-up of
callsign/IP-address.
And I think we agree on one thing - the way it is done at the moment
causes more problems than it solves.
As they say in Church, Amen, brother!
73 David - G4ULF
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j
stacks in a zone. Also, don’t forget that there are
repeaters that aren’t attached to a gateway computer and may never
be. That’s one of the biggest reasons for the G routing in my mind.
Ed WA4YIH
.
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
of the centralized name servers. Whoops, let me say the
one centralized name server, because zone replication timeframes
will also add a lot of delay.
Ed WA4YIH
John Hays
Amateur Radio: K7VE
j...@hays.org
I agree.
On Jul 28, 2009, at 12:37 AM, Nate Duehr wrote:
It doesn't have to be that way with a new Gateway... an IP connected
Zone that acts as one repeater system for local linking/regional
linking, sure would be a nice feature...
--
Nate Duehr, WY0X
n...@natetech.com
.
John D. Hays
I don't believe this is going to get better or be resolved until a
serious open source project, with good architecture and management,
takes hold. There are many of us who would work on such a project,
but it seems all of the legitimate developers get spooked off of
publishing the
WD7STR is a 70cm D-STAR repeater in Bremerton, WA. It is configured
without a duplexer and with split antennas. Details at http://wd7str.org/
- Site Info
This repeater has excellent coverage in the Puget Sound (Seattle) area.
On Aug 25, 2009, at 11:21 AM, Charles Scott wrote:
I'm
There are no D-STAR Callsigns -- just form a club (at least 4
people) have one be an officer and the other the trustee for the
callsign. You can apply for a club callsign at the ARRL website (all
online), the FCC has delegated club applications to groups like ARRL.
Forming a club can be
It is generally available in central Snohomish county, do you have an
external antenna on your 91AD?
WA7DAD has worked it from his back yard in Federal Way, using an IC-92
(probably about 40 miles) at reduced power on the rubber duck, but
going up I-5 you may want a better antenna. Just
Unless you have Callsign or Group squelch turned on, it will just work.
I like emptying the repeater 1 and 2 fields, but its not necessary.
Just set the UR to CQCQCQ or the callsign of the other station. If
you set the other station's callsign you can also turn on auto reply.
On Aug 28,
Anyone in range, with DV enabled, will hear unless they have callsign
or group squelch turned on.
On Aug 28, 2009, at 2:21 PM, Adrian wrote:
ipscone wrote:
Cool! But what if you put someone's callsign in the UR field and
your
callsign in the MY field. Does only that person receive
Slight typo error. That would be the IC-9100 not the IC-900?
On Aug 28, 2009, at 2:25 PM, Adrian wrote:
¨Hi Guys,
Just learned that the IC-900 will support D-Star DV Digital Voice)
mode on
the 28, 50, 144, 430/440 and 1.2 GHz bands. It will not offer the D-
Star 128
kB/s data mode.
I haven't seen anything definitive on this. I have seen the response
to a question that it does DV on 10 and 6 meters in addition to 2m/
70cm/23cm but it depends on how the question was asked:
Version 1: Does the radio do DV on 10m and 6m? (A question that
presumes DV is only legal in the
OK so I have been wondering this for awhile, but the announcement of
the IC-9100 got me looking into it a bit further.
The FCC Rule for voice/image transmission emission standard is:
97.307f (1) No angle-modulated emission may have a modulation index
greater than 1 at the highest modulation
Maidenhead grid squares :) ? -- currently I'm at CN87tt34 (Courtesy
of http://iphone.donaldhays.com/maidenhead/ iPhone application)
Not really intuitive, but pretty accurate.
Another one that would be more intuitive in the US/Can would be:
USUTSLC
USTXDFW1
CAABCLGY
CABCVANC
2 letter iso
Hi Greg,
We don't see the use of zones much here in the US. But my Guess would
be.
UR: JP3YHH ? -- You'll have to figure out the module letter
based on setup there.
RPT1: JP3YHJ ?
RPT2: JP3YHH G
Since you mentioned your need for help on network configuration.
You will need to go
Thanks Adrian, I've not had a working DD module to test an ID-1 against.
It also explains a bit about the silly callsign rules in the Icom
gateway design.
On Sep 21, 2009, at 1:06 PM, Adrian wrote:
John Hays wrote:
Hi Greg,
We don't see the use of zones much here in the US. But my
NXDN uses the same codec/modulation as D-STAR, that is why D-STAR DV
is claimed to be 6.25 Khz., the radios may just not be as tight. I
think the Utah VHF Society studies showed that different models of
Icom D-STAR radios exhibited different RF characteristics.
Which is a closed and restricted Yahoo! Group.
Next...
--
John D. Hays
206-801-0820
Sent from my iPhone
On Oct 4, 2009, at 9:22, Nate Duehr n...@natetech.com wrote:
So, was that the answer to all three questions posed?
1. Where's the source available from?
The D_STAR_Open_Source_group
2.
The moderators accidentally let that one through (he sent several in
various languages) ... he has been removed from the list. Sorry, folks.
This list permits people to list items for sale, but this was clearly
Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE or SPAM) -- which is not welcome.
On Oct 6,
Thanks for the update.
On Oct 7, 2009, at 12:55 PM, ham44865 wrote:
Ooops...
We noticed after a day ot two, our Open G2 DSTAR Gateway
software gets out of SYNC with the ICOM repeater-controller
hardware and the hardware starts rejecting our packets.
We fixed that, by re-SYNChronizing with
My reading of the protocol specification is that the header has a
checksum (2.1.1 (11) page 4 - http://www.arrl.org/FandES/field/regulations/techchar/D-STAR.pdf)
for error detection, but forward error correction (FEC) only
applies to the audio portion of the AMBE payload (and performed by
Charles,
OK, just wanted to verify. It's hard to diagnose from a distance, but
I would suspect a defect in in 91AD B based on the description you
have provided.
On Oct 19, 2009, at 9:55 AM, CharlesK wrote:
John,
I had 2 91AD's that I was loading memories and testing. 91AD A to
91AD
Charles,
I don't remember if you said you were programming these radios by hand
or using software. If using software, a full reset of the radio
wouldn't be a bad idea as you can quickly reload memories. If you
have the Icom RS91 software, it should be easy (additional help on my
site
John,
Welcome to D-STAR. If you are looking to tie into the D-RATS
technology for purely data uses, it is flexible enough to allow you to
use a variety of mechanisms to interconnect, including a radio on each
end, AX.25 KISS, and other mechanisms. If you are just interested in
the slow
Benson wrote:
As a new D-Star user, I can't understand this statement: DR mode is
not compatible with add-on D-PLUS software, commonly used to link
repeaters, nor with stations accessing the network with a DV Dongle
connected to their computers. Can someone enlighten me? 73 de NE4W
yaesufanatic wrote:
I am trying to understand the features and limitations of D-STAR. I
have viewed every D-STAR video on YouTube (Especially good were KN4AQ
Gary Pearce's videos) plus I have read the articles/manuals on the
Icom site and DSTARusers.org.
How can D-STAR radios communicate
At Hamcom you saw Robin, AA4RC's, DV Dongle with an antenna. That is
a product in development. The standard DV Dongle has no RF capability.
On Dec 7, 2009, at 1:01 PM, sly wrote:
Regarding the dv dongle question, I thought there was a dongle that
also was capable of rf? So you could
I just heard there will be a discussion of D-STAR on the Amateur
Radio QSO Show tomorrow (Tuesday, Dec 8)
QSO is heard on WRMI on 9955
10-12 EST 0300-0500 UT Tuesdays.
Also one hour of QSO is airing on WRMI Thursdays at 8-9 pm EST
0100-0200 UT FRIDAYS.
Targeted to the Caribbean and
Audio Stream: http://www.splatterbox.us:7415/listen.pls
John D. Hays
Amateur Radio Station K7VE
PO Box 1223
Edmonds, WA 98020-1223
Gateway and Dongle users often wonder if their Internet connection is
solid. Speed is only one factor. Here is a website that will give
you a better idea of your packet loss, ping time, and jitter. (Jitter
is the variability of time between packets -- real time voice based
On Jan 6, 2010, at 6:13 AM, bosshardss wrote:
I wonder if we just look at DSTAR without Icom's Gateway system or
Robin's DPLUS additive, what we would really have.
3 - ... built in position reporting overhead.
4 - Advanced features - Individual calling, Group Calling, Call Sign
capture,
On Jan 19, 2010, at 1:52 PM, Woodrick, Ed wrote:
We would be paying ourselves and our customers (during emergency
communications) a disservice if we only used one thing when other
solutions are available.
Amateur radio stations should never have customers -- you might
provide
On Jan 19, 2010, at 1:36 PM, ka2ugz wrote:
WOW what a response for the recent new guy post! Seems like an
abundance of energy in this group.
I saw a presentation and demonstration of a D-Star hot-spot using a
node adapter (Ham Radio University sponsored by GSBARC) and as a
result I
On Jan 19, 2010, at 2:17 PM, Francis Miele wrote:
based on my experience you will be lucky if you ever hear from him.
try here instead http://www.enicomms.com/
--
Fran, W1FJM
Which provides no contact method, for questions and such? Nor related
documentation. Do they provide
On Jan 19, 2010, at 2:19 PM, Catrina White wrote:
I didn't know that I could connect my garmin to my 91AD. I was told
that it could not work.
_
Hi Cat,
First, welcome to the hobby and specifically to D-STAR.
Yes, your Garmin will plug into the side of your 91AD (I've done it
many
Mark monitors this list
--
Fran
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 5:24 PM, John Hays j...@hays.org wrote:
On Jan 19, 2010, at 2:17 PM, Francis Miele wrote:
based on my experience you will be lucky if you ever hear from him.
try here instead http://www.enicomms.com/
--
Fran, W1FJM
Which
On Jan 20, 2010, at 9:45 AM, Francis Miele wrote:
I don't think they are doing anything shady. They have their own
version of a board and clearly state that they DO NOT supply the
firmware. However, I'm sure an enterprising individual could locate
some versions of the firmware elsewhere
On Jan 20, 2010, at 9:42 AM, J. Moen wrote:
I'm not advocating talking to club members or government agencies,
or writing documents, that refer to them as customers. I'm talking
about an attitude, where you understand a customer is someone you
are serving and whose needs you need to
So, if I buy a board from Mark today, it will have the new firmware
installed? If so, great news!
Do you have documentation of the protocol interface (for development)
and a feature list?
On Jan 20, 2010, at 11:11 AM, Fred N. van Kempen wrote:
Our firmware runs on all the boards
The original question revolved about having an analog repeater relay a
reflector's audio out the analog repeater, but to not allow audio from
the analog repeater into the reflector. Not something I would do, as
it is confusing to users, but it would not inject non-D-STAR into the
D-STAR
While I have strong opinions about personal rights and society's
needs, particularly as relates to both HOAs and the way this country
provides healthcare -- this topic should be moved off list.
(And what is being proposed in the US is not Socialized medicine, the
UK has socialized
On Jan 20, 2010, at 2:14 PM, Catrina White wrote:
Another newbie question for all of you:
I wanted to perform an echo test, and was wondering if it is a
universal thing such as: repeater name (space) E
for instance: KI6JKA_E would perform an echo test to find out if I
am making it into
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