based on my experience you will be lucky if you ever hear from him. try here instead http://www.enicomms.com/
Fran Signature -- Fran, W1FJM <http://www.miele-family.com/weather> <http://www.miele-family.com/weather> On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 4:36 PM, ka2ugz <whitej...@verizon.net> wrote: > > > WOW what a response for the recent "new guy" post! Seems like an abundance > of energy in this group. > > I saw a presentation and demonstration of a D-Star hot-spot using a node > adapter (Ham Radio University sponsored by GSBARC) and as a result I joined > this group to learn more. > > I am an officer in a Long Island club that operates 3 analog repeaters, two > 70cm and one 2m. We have discussed turning one of them into a D-Star > repeater but the significant investment is beyond the reach of our small > club. I think the node adapter hot spot is well within our grasp though. > > With the closest D-Star repeater on the Empire State Building in NYC there > is not much D-Star activity here and I think the hot-spots will create > opportunity. > > So on to my first question: > > I sent an email to Satoshi (7m3...@jk1zrw.ampr.org<7m3tjz%40jk1zrw.ampr.org>) > to buy an assembled node adapter which his website says is available > (updated 12/23/2009). It has been about 10-days with no reply and no > indication that the email was undeliverable. In the experience of this > group, does it take Satoshi a long time to answer email? > > I realize that this is probably not his "day job" and he might be > overloaded with requests so please help set my expectation level… how > patient do I need to be? > > 73 de KA2UGZ - Jay > > >
