Yep, it definitely is possible. I see it all of the time.
While FM is a nice, clear wideband signal when it has sufficient signal
strength and correct deviation settings, when it isn't full quieting and when
radios have deviation and modulation settings from near 0 to 200+%, FM signals
can
Hello all!!
So, a while ago, I noticed there was a lot of discussion about ways to improve
DSTAR. Was there any discussion about possibly establishing a QUE so that way
transmissions will not get lost? So, if one person is communicationg, and
doubles with another, the messages would still get
This sounds pretty good. My problem is that D-Star is not all that far from me
but I cannot talk on it while I am at my home. However I can walk yes, walk
less than a block and talk all day on it. Some of this I can understand because
of some of the things that block my path to the repeater.
On 4/6/2010 5:10 PM, Catrina White wrote:
I am frequently using a repeater where there is NO ACTIVITY when I
turn on the radio, listen for a few minutes, put on my reading
glasses to see if anything is scrolling on the bottom of my IC
91ad, have it turned to high pwer, and use
Wow,
I do not know where you live but I thought that where I live was the only place
that people were rude on D-Star. I think some do not or wish not to realize
that when you key up on D-Star you are keying up on the entire world.
Now I am not against nets. I love the ones we have here on 2
What else is there to do? are people really that rude that they will
jsut key up and not check to see if anyone is transmitting?
Good chance that those are gps(a) beacons, which a few operators run too
frequently. 5 minute intervals is really the shortest period needed
without upsetting
I will only say this because I witnessed it.
I have heard (not on the reflectors as you speak) Connies net on repeaters in
Ireland, England, Australia, Canada, Most of South American through telephone
conversations. I find it hard to believe that one would not believe that these
broadcast are
On Apr 6, 2010, at 10:40 PM, Adrian wrote:
What else is there to do? are people really that rude that they will jsut
key up and not check to see if anyone is transmitting?
Good chance that those are gps(a) beacons, which a few operators run too
frequently. 5 minute intervals is
A lot of great point and suggestions and information. Thank You.
However (I believe) that the local D-Star guys have blocked user access to
change things or go to a different reflector or what ever it is called. I read
on the FCC site they do not recognize the word reflector but I did not
Makes since. Thanks.. WOw. have I been educated tonight. But isn't that what
this is suppose to be all about? Helping each other with these sort of things.
I appreciate your help in how this stuff works. This makes since because I
think some of the ones around here are just as you stated.
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