It MAY be possible to use two ID-1 Transceivers for your Internet Connection. However, just because they can support the 128kbps Ineternet you need to remember that there will be addition overhead data added to the packet, this includes Gateway Connection Information, instructions, error protocols, DV, etc...
This is one of the reason that there has been such a great push for a dedicated High Speed Internet Connection. Here in Texas we the Denton County Amateur Radio Association is waiting for our grant purchase to install a second D*STAR Cluster. This will be installed in an area with no Broadband that will meet our needs. So, we've come up with an ingenious idea to use Motorola Canopy Wireless Equipment to push a broadband signal from our current stack site to our new stack site, but this will be on the WAN Side not the D*STAR Side. Hope this helps... Eric KD7CAO Director, Technical Operations Denton County Amateur Radio Socisety W5NGU --- In [email protected], "kj4g" <paulea...@...> wrote: > > Good afternoon all, Unfortunately, the K4WAK Stack is without internet > gateway at this time. We have a 1253.000 DD module. Here is the situation. > > Its my understanding that the ID-1 radios can be used in place of a typical > wi-fi system. We have done high speed file transfers between two ID-1 radios > and computers with good success in the shared folder manner. > > We would like to place one ID-1 at a base station (simplex freq)with an ISP. > Our goal is to use the ID-1 as a ham radio wi-fi. We want to send a mobile > out into the field with a ID-1 (same simplex freq) interfaced to a computer. > Our thinking is that the mobile will have access to the base station ISP with > full internet access. IS THIS A CORRECT ASSUMPTION? > > Question; If that is feasible, how do we do the same thing thru the 1253.000 > DD module so we can have much greater range? Are there settings for the stack > computer (1253.0 DD module) that need to be made? Is the stack able to > digipeat so to speak? > > Our goal is to send a ID-1 mobile to a demonstration, have internet access so > we can pass emails (Outlook Express) among the served agencies in TLH. We are > going to be independent from their wi-fi system. This will show the Last Mile > effort that ham radio can provide. > > Until now, we can't make this work. The demo is this Wednesday morning. Any > help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. > Feel free to contact me directly or here. thanks so much. > k...@... >
