Nate,
Thanks for making my point -- the D-STAR part is the easy part, and if you go
non-ICOM, it's nearly free. The hard, and expensive work, is the traditional
repeater part of it, which you have outlined very well.
So the good news -- when someone has an existing analog repeater which
Hi I just finish a new project IC-80AD with a homebrew GPS mouse.
See the new pictures in the photos section (JA1OGS)
The GPS works fine ok with my Kenwood TM-D710 connection are the same.
With the IC-80AD I get it not going, the G in the display not will not show up.
I have the settings ok in
On 5/25/2010 11:22 AM, kb...@aol.com wrote:
Is there a quick way to verify the input frequency of a D-STAR Repeater?
Ask the owner? :-)
Nate WY0X
On 5/25/2010 12:53 AM, J. Moen wrote:
Thanks for making my point -- the D-STAR part is the easy part, and if
you go non-ICOM, it's nearly free. The hard, and expensive work, is
the traditional repeater part of it, which you have outlined very well.
Yeah, I was just supporting your point with
I checked on www.dstarusers.org under repeaters and have found the following:
146.4900 plus 1 meg split and 445.0750 minus 5 megs.
Jim, NS3K
From: kb...@aol.com kb...@aol.com
To: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, May 25, 2010 1:22:47 PM
Subject:
http://www.dstarusers.org/viewrepeater.php?system=W3EOC
I have the U82 and when it is in DV mode the radio does not do the auto offset
for the repeaters, check that...
Carl,kb1ejh
--- On Tue, 5/25/10, kb...@aol.com kb...@aol.com wrote:
From: kb...@aol.com kb...@aol.com
Subject: [DSTAR_DIGITAL]
Greetings all-
This morning I noticed an issue with the ID800H in my truck. When transmitting
on high power (into port B of W0CDS), the unit cuts out and gives four long
beeps. I initially thought it was a high SWR safety feature, but when
transmitting on high on other frequencies near this
Carl,
I believe that your radio does use the auto-offset for DV mode. What you have
to look at is the range of the auto-offset. The instruction manual of the U82
shows the following:
Frequency range Duplex direction
145.200-145.495 MHz - appears
146.610-146.995 MHz
147.000-147.395 MHz +
I'd still look for higher SWR, SWR can change dramatically over a relatively
small area.
Other items to look for, voltage dropouts and high temperature. And is often
the case, all of the above.
Ed WA4YIH
From: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com [mailto:dstar_digi...@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of
Thanks Ed,
It does the off set in the VFO for analog only. It does not work when the
radio is in DV on the VFO. It might be an Icom feature. I just learned to
set the frequency in analog, it will do the off set and the I turn on the DV
mode. I had programmed a D-Star repeater in and set
Hi
Sounds like a very similar thing that happened with my ID-80 HT. It
was because external DC voltage supplied was a bit high and adjusting
it to 13.5 fixed the problem.
JI1BQW
Kay
On 2010/05/26, at 0:34, w0rmt w0...@arrl.net wrote:
Greetings all-
This morning I noticed an issue with
I had this identical problem, a few times. I was using my ID-800 as a base
station. I was transmitting on 441.0 MHz and heard the beeps and the radio
stopped transmitting. Never happened on any other frequency. I mentioned it
to one of the Icom Tech. guys. He had no comments. I dunno...
Buddy
I suspect a weak power supply or resistive fuse - does the voltage sag
noticeably under load ? steve
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 10:34 AM, w0rmt w0...@arrl.net wrote:
Greetings all-
This morning I noticed an issue with the ID800H in my truck. When
transmitting on high power (into port B of
I'll check the power and fuse. After some further research on this forum, I did
find reference to the same symptoms which were solved by having Icom re-adjust
some voltage setting. Before going that route, I'll look into the power.
Nothing has changed in that department- it's still wired
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