Re: call sign routing -- it sounds to me like the routing that was envisioned
for AX.25 packet radio -- which never quite happened.
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Earl
The original new guy
KD5XB -- Earl Needham
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Earl,
One does tend to wonder where the concept came from. But from my understanding,
it fits the way that Japanese Amateurs operate. They operate different from us,
things like nets just aren't done over there (from my understanding). Users
don't own more than 1 radio, and the most common
*And he can lissen to the Live video Stream,realtime on 24/7 *
http://dstarradioclub-international.com/ middle on the first page
and on a live stream from UK, he find under Dstar live G...
don,t have the link here.
He see text and the D-star voice
AI4UE Peter NC USA
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On 1/21/2010 10:34 AM, Woodrick, Ed wrote:
Actually the way that routi ng is done in D-STAR is much better than
the routing done in the basic AX.25 protocol. In AX.25, you had to
specify each node along a path. The additional protocol stacks like
KA-Node and others act a little more like
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 6:34 PM, Woodrick, Ed ewoodr...@ed-com.com wrote:
They also do make use of the zone feature in Japan and in some cases have
the very expensive 10Gbps links in place.
I think you meant 10Ghz links ? I do not think these links will provide a
speed of 10Gbps or the
I've been considering the ID-880 -- does this mean I shouldn't?
Tnx
Earl
WA4YIH wrote:
But Icom does realize that the remainder of the world is very different and
hence the new programming in the 80/880 series which was designed for everyone
else. Too bad they pretty will missed the mark on
Hi Earl,
I have the 880 and find it to be a very capable radio, both from an analog and
digital point of view. I find it very easy to use and the software that is
supplied, although not that flashy, gets the job done.
I think you will be very happy with the purchase. Mine is in use every
Hi Earl.
Great radio.
DAVE G7AKM.
In a message dated 21/01/2010 21:02:23 GMT Standard Time,
n4...@insightbb.com writes:
Hi Earl,
I have the 880 and find it to be a very capable radio, both from an analog
and digital point of view. I find it very easy to use
Hi
it fits the way that Japanese Amateurs operate. They operate
different from us,
I am not sure if we operate different from you.
things like nets just aren't done
over there (from my understanding). Users don't own
more than 1 radio, and the most common radio is probably the ID-1.
There
Hi
The 880's a fine rig. There's one feature that Icom added trying to
accommodate U.S. style linking and they kinda goofed it up, there's a
PDF file at dealerships that explains it
Could you or anyone elaborate it? Or just a pointer would be fine.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
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