Gary, I did think you were asking a simple question needing some help. But this group seems to have some who really think they are the tech guros, hi. Seems a rep of this group. Know some good D-Star Hams who have left for they are interested in the technology rather than a pillow fight, hi.
At least one good thing came out was some good history of Linux and other OSs. Was very interesting. The name calling really shows some are not very educated, but know some learn how to turn on a computer and write a little code and then become experts although there seems to be some very knowledgable people here. Do wish we could stick to helping as the main goal. Good luck in your efforts. There seems to be good info here inspite the bickering. 73, ron, n9ee/r --- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Gary <g...@...> wrote: > > Too many people have sent me off list email telling me I don't know what > I am doing (some were very insulting). > I'm no expert, but I have read much of the documentation. > Yes, you CAN use your call on all of your radios simultaneously if you > don't want call sign routing to work properly (and routing updates take > about 36 minutes). > For routing to work correctly, you /MUST /differentiate the radios. > > I want to have my radios individually identifiable plain and simple. > Just like I don't want my home phone, cell phone, and work phone to have > the same number. > > I have confirmed that what I am doing is correct, and a documented way > to do it. > Please see the US trusts Dstar 101 presentation slides 74-77 and 28 at: > http://www.k5tit.org/Public/D-Star/Presentations/D-Star%20101%20-%20Main.ppt > > From the ARRL & Alabama Dstar(page 19): > http://www.arrl-al.org/Dstar_al_advanced.pdf > > There are other references as well. > > It even appears that I am using the A for my ID-1 inappropriately: > http://www.dstar.org.au/registration.htm > > In short, there is a flaw in the system (not a big deal,most systems > have flaws). I must either wait to see if my local system ever comes > back online, or get the trust to delete my information and re-register. > > If you disagree with how I am doing this, fine. If you believe I am in > need of further education on this matter, fine. There is no reason to > insult me, my intelligence, call me a "No code tech idiot" (check first, > I'm an Extra, originally licensed almost 25 years ago in the code days > with a csce for 20wpm), etc. > > Thank You > Gary > KB2BSL >
