Richard,
It amazes me your not the first to complain of this problem with the
IC-92AD single 12 PIN connector. Maybe ICOM will reveal the connector
supplier so we can finally get cables made at reasonable rates. Until then
why don't you just pick up the handheld and key the PTT and talk
Hi Jon,
In my particular application I need to have the radio connected to an amp to
hit the repeater from my house. It would just make it a lot cleaner not having
to pick up the radio
with all the wires hanging off it and use an external mic. With the 91 you
could simulate
the base station
Hi Richard,
Well that makes sense and adds another element to why you dont want to
use the radios speaker and microphone. Which amplifier are you using? My
friend Gerry KC0CAT has a small VHF/UHF Amplifier running 50/45 Watts which
he uses with his IC-91AD and it seems to work fine for his
I purchased the MIRAGE BD-35 Dual band Liner Amplifier from HRO
Atlanta and it works fine with D-Star with a 91A/D connected. I hit
the repeater K5CTX from 30 miles in a hilly area of Texas between
Waco/Temple/and College Station.
KI5M - Mike
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Hi Tony,
You recommendation (using the reflectors as a calling 'channel' and
moving to a working connection) makes a lot of sense. The shortcoming
will be skilled DSTAR operators being able to link, set up a contact,
unlink, and enter the UR of the contact station, make the contact, and
then
Hi Barry,
I'm using the same setup as Mike KI5M is using, the Mirage BD-35. It puts out
about 40 watts
on the MID (2.5W) setting on the 92AD and works fine in the house and car. It
gives the
flexibility of having a HT and base/mobile rig for about $180 more than the 92
costs.
I wonder if
Richard,
Both of the cables supplied by ICOM are sealed cables at both ends. ICOM
supplies the OPC-1799 Data Communications cable with only 3 pins connected
to the DB 9 connector
pin 2 (+5v)
pin 3 (Clone CPU)
pin 5 (TX232)
So in their infinite wisdom they supply a
At 01:39 AM 10/14/2008, you wrote:
Hi Tony,
You recommendation (using the reflectors as a calling 'channel' and
moving to a working connection) makes a lot of sense. The shortcoming
will be skilled DSTAR operators being able to link, set up a contact,
unlink, and enter the UR of the contact
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Tony Langdon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 01:39 AM 10/14/2008, you wrote:
Hi Tony,
You recommendation (using the reflectors as a calling 'channel' and
moving to a working connection) makes a lot of sense. The
shortcoming
will be skilled DSTAR
Hi all,
Apologies for the previous message, not sure what happened.
Having had a word with other members of the UK Interconnect Team we
are happy to offer REF005C for this weekends JOTA activity. Plenty of
bandwidth, and we can also put up a Last Heard page and a page
highlighting what
I have been using DRats on my ID-800H and it works well. I am trying
to use DRats or DChat with the 92AD using the same cable that I use to
program the 92AD from the laptop. It does not seem to work with DRats
or DChat. Is there another cable that I should be using or am I doing
something
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