There are lots of nets on other networks (like WiRES, EchoLink and
IRLP), but not on D-STAR, you know why. In this sense, it does not
necessarily fit the way we operate.
--
JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
Thanks for the information, Kay. Many of us still remain baffled at why JARL
would have left
Kay,
Thanks for the clarifications, indeed, the second hand information that I have
isn't always correct and I always want to make sure that I making correct
statements.
It's good to hear that 440 MHz has finally surpassed the 1.2, because as well
as I can remember, the first 20 or so
You definitely should consider the 80/880. At a minimum, they have the same
type of memory programmability as all of the radios, it's just the new repeater
mode is a little quirky. But you don't have to use it if you don't want to. The
old stuff still works great.
Ed WA4YIH
-Original
Actually there was the capability to have it in the AX.25 network. There was a
WP (White Page) and YP (Yellow Page) server that was a distributed architecture
that users could query.
And yes, Packet radio died because it worked. As packet became popular and
people used it, the traffic went up
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Francis f...@... wrote:
I have a friend running a hotspot, with DPRS interface in Aspen Co., N1GAU-E,
which is connected to REF010-c.
It is sending out it's location just fine. However, the user there, KB1AEV is
sending his location info from his 92AD
Thanks Pete. The DPRS interface is setup correctly. I have asked him to
check his radio again.
Fran, W1FJM
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 1:09 PM, ae5pl p...@ae5pl.net wrote:
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com dstar_digital%40yahoogroups.com,
Francis f...@... wrote:
I have a friend running
D-PRS Interface lets you look at the serial stream directly (without
interpretation) by selecting Direct under View in the main menu. If Direct is
not selected, it only shows you what passes CRC or FCS per the D-PRS
specification. If it is not connecting properly to the hot spot serial TCP
Saturday January 23 16:00 - 18:00 PST corrected times for the 2010 OLympic call
sign. Sorry for any problems, but lifes little issues do come up.
You can also open a console window and type:
telnet localhost 20003
and watch the slow speed data that is being sent from Hot Spot. You can do this
to confirm TPC/IP connectivity and data flow.
Mark (KB9KHM)
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, ae5pl p...@... wrote:
D-PRS Interface lets
Just to show off, we are now officially QRV on D-STAR with the famous
Nokia portaphone;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q8fPggD8to
That is a Nokia RC58 PMR portaphone originally used in a MPT1327
trunking system, currently with a ham firmware.
As you can see the DV adapter board is just test
And yes, Packet radio died because it worked. As packet became popular and
people used it, the traffic went up and eventually people left because now
the network was too congested to do anything.
AX25 reminds me quite a bit of D-Star. AX25 has two modes: connected
(linked) and unconnected
Wouldn't it be nice if say, a group of people around the country (or world
even), could put a special call in the UR field and everyone in that group
would have their traffic automatically routed to all the other members, bit
like a multicast I suppose, but not much fun if the local repeater
On 1/21/2010 6:53 PM, JI1BQW wrote:
A limited number of repeaters? Compared to the US, maybe. There are
57 D-STAR repeaters in the area a bit smaller than the state of
California. It maybe true that we don't mobile much and move between
repeaters.
Wow! Nice coverage!
Nate WY0X
On 1/22/2010 4:03 PM, Neil wrote:
Wouldn't it be nice if say, a group of people around the country (or
world even), could put a special call in the UR field and everyone in
that group would have their traffic automatically routed to all the
other members, bit like a multicast I suppose, but
On Jan 22, 2010, at 3:28 PM, Nate Duehr wrote:
On 1/22/2010 4:03 PM, Neil wrote:
Wouldn't it be nice if say, a group of people around the country
(or world even), could put a special call in the UR field and
everyone in that group would have their traffic automatically
routed to all
I think I found his problem. He didn't port 20003
Thanks for every one's help.
Fran Signature
--
Fran. W1FJM
http://www.miele-family.com/weather
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 2:54 PM, kb9khm kb9...@amsat.org wrote:
You can also open a console window and type:
telnet localhost 20003
and
Sorry, another change, it should have read 18:00 - 20:00 PST
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