There are a large number of analog FM repeaters on both 2m 70cm that should
cover O'Hare airport, however the CFMC SARA repeaters located in downtown
Chicago are both wide area FM repeaters. The Illinois Repeater Association
repeater list at http://www.ilra.net/DirByRegByCity.html should be
That darn connector! Thanks a ton Barry for replying off list to help
with my confusion. I still have some minor questions for the group:
Pin 3: Clone CPU and
Pin 9: OPTV CPU
What are they for in plain English?
Also (and yeah, I'm missing something very basic here):
Is pin 2 the PTT?
Gene,
Im not a technician or ICOM guru but the Clone CPU circuit is used
with the cloning cable which allows you to connect two radios and transfer
programming data.
The OPTV is a port for optional unit voltage control signals. (Switching
(MIC) or [DET] circuit.) When LOW
The Orlando, FL D-Star Repeater system is in service as of 12/3/08
about 6PM as follows:
K1XC A DD 1259.000 MHz Simplex
K1XC A DV 1285.000 MHz -12 MHz
K1XC B DV 443.275 MHz + 5 MHz
K1XC C DV 146.820 MHz -600 KHz
Repeater location Downtown Orlando Network server on line to K5TIT
W4PLB
We're getting ready for our NWS station (K0DMX in Des Moines, IA) and we will
have D-Star available this year.
Is there a typical reflector that is used for special events like this?
-Mike
Ron wrote:
With the Skywarn recognition day coming has anyone thought of having a
D-Star station
