Peter Loveall wrote: > No, you do not have to be registered, but you do have to have the > gateway in RPT2. (repeater in RPT1, gateway in RPT2, CQCQCQ in > URCALL). Try that.
A side-note to Pete's message... If you have a local Gateway, there are SO many things that rely on the Gateway these days with Dongles, and links (if your local area is using them) and Pete's software and... who knows what else... Around here, we're just recommending to folks that they always have RPT2 set to the Gateway UNLESS they have some specific reason NOT to. We just have folks program RPT2 to always be the local Gateway on any memory channels, etc. Works out better, all-round. I think, anyway... Nate WY0X
