It would be nice if the local repeaters could link to some of the reflectors and let everyone know what they'll be linked to in advance of the hamfest. This way people who are remote will know where they can listen to and where they can call to contact people on site.
Ed WA4YIH From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of David B. Toth Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 12:30 AM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] D-Star users at Dayton- freqs? At 04:05 AM 3/9/2009, Gary Wilburn wrote: >I was told that the W8BI D-Star DARA Dayton repeater as of this date is not >fully functional but should be by Hamvention time. This is NOT true. While not at a high site (yet), W8BI C is on 147.11 and covers Dayton well. The 440 module has been tested. I suspect they will want to get to a higher site and get the 1.2 GHz stuff on, but they ARE covering the area, and yes, the Cinci machines are doing a great job into Dayton. There is perhaps a 15-20 mile gap in coverage between Dayton, and coverage from the KT7APR 443.625 machine in Lima, OH. We hope to fill the gap with an eventual repositioning of the KT7APR antenna in the next year, coupled perhaps with W8BI eventually increasing their coverage, and Lima getting 1.2 GHz on also. There has been a lot done just since the last Hamvention! Dave VE3GYQ/W8 mailto:[email protected]<mailto:ve3gyq%40amsat.org> mailto:[email protected]<mailto:ve3gyq%40tapr.org> D-STAR in Lima, OH KT7APR 443.625+ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
