Hi,
This is JI1BQW, Kay, here.
Mark's elaboration is highly appreciated and I hope the list helps
bridge the differences of our network. I also hope this is a short term
work around until JARL essentially solves it.
Thank you, Steve, also for publicizing the list.
73,
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JI1BQW
ng CQ, please be patient a bit and
give us some time to set your gateway to our radios.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
- Original Message -
On Tue, 03 Mar 2009 02:23:04 -
"ipscone" wrote:
> I've been listening to R2-D2 today, on the Federal Way repeater. ;)
>
> Mike
>
ed to live with
verval/manual operations.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
nd 80.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- Original Message ---
On Thu, 05 Mar 2009 18:54:06 -
"n9aa" wrote:
The most important difference between the IC-91AD and the IC-92AD is the price:
$524 vs. $696 MSRP the U.S. The street price of $400
Mike:
>3) Then I just keyed the mic and announced:
>"JI1BQW, this is KC7VE on WA7FW Gateway"
>
>Should that be all that is required to make contact with Kay,
>assuming she was online? If it is, why might this not have worked.
>The repeater, on my end was working, j
Try again.
I see your call sign shown on my rig. I think you got through but I
just missed.
What is your repeater? WD4STRB?
No need to unlink.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
- Original Message -
On Sat, 07 Mar 2009 10:01:25 -0500
Bill Cherepy wrote:
> Steve Bosshard wr
Hi Mike:
>UR: /JP1YJVA
>R1: WA7FW B
>R2: WA7FW G
>MY: KC7VE
This looks good to me.
>"JI1BQW this is KC7VE (Seattle) on Gateway WA7FW B"
So does it.
Maybe I was not sitting in my shack or the repeater was busy if it
returned "RPT?&qu
Hi Bill:
Thanks for the QSO.
In Japan, circles are used quite often to indicate affirmation meaning
"Yes", "OK" or "Applicable". It is similar to checkmarks. The opposite
is "X" or "-".
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- O
strongest signal.
See you again soon.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
- Original Message -
On Sun, 22 Mar 2009 01:23:53 -
"ipscone" wrote:
> I tried this a couple of weeks ago, without success. I've been playing also
> playing around with IRLP and EchoLink for the
do.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- Original Message ---
On Wed, 08 Apr 2009 12:10:17 -
"Y.Kawabe" wrote:
>
> Everyone in Japan apparently arrives via 4-land. (BIGGER GRIN)
>
>
I don't know what happened on Gateway.
OT is not updated with
his/her latest repeater information. So, after this point of time,
One-Touch does not work.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- Original Message ---
On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 03:55:09 -
"john_ke5c" wrote:
--- In <ma
You seem to have solved the riddle!
It also explains the unreliability Steve/NU5D observed.
Thanks and 73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- Original Message ---
On Thu, 9 Apr 2009 16:56:49 -0400 (EDT)
Pierre Thibaudeau wrote:
Today, 19:55 -
ditto :-)
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- Original Message ---
On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 09:42:16 +1000
Tony Langdon wrote:
At 07:18 AM 4/28/2009, you wrote:
>Steve,
>
>All my stuff is sold as complete kits, indeed. No more wild shopping
>
her
reason might be that we have no chance to link to a dplus reflector from
our radios. Noone even thinks of setting something in RPT2 with CQCQCQ
(except for a cross-band call on the same repeater).
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
- Original Message Ends
.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
, the data
> stream is still meant for the gateway. Once there is a RP2C firmware update,
> things
> can be adjusted correctly then...
OK. But the reason why I got RPT? here seems to be more fundamental: the old
gateway.
Thanks again. I am learning a lot.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
>So my question is, what next?
I have the same questions you just asked, and let me add one more: Does
it have to be the G2 gateway if it goes over the network?
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- Original Message ---
On Thu, 11 Jun 2009 18:40:57 -0
Hi
I will be monitoring JP1YJX A or JP1YJV A when I am in the shack.
Looking forward to see you.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
- Original Message -
On Sat, 04 Jul 2009 13:14:20 -
"Greg" wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I moved to Oji, Japan and am looking for conta
step forward. You've got to set my callsign to one of the
memories of your radio :-)
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
se and the free cloning software, and... it is NEW!)
---
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
- Original Message -
On Fri, 17 Jul 2009 14:36:09 -0700
John Hays wrote:
> The key functional differences:
>
> IC91AD only has two power settings - low/high, in the low position it
> is o
>the analog volume pod which can be moved easily while it
> stays in your pocket.
I found it funny when I re-read my own post. I meant to say it can be
"turned" easily.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
Please note that none of the current D-Star radios is capable of dual
watch two DV-mode frequencies. If one is DV, another comes to FM. Dual
FM is OK.
73,
--
JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
- Original Message -
On Fri, 17 Jul 2009 19:50:02 -0700
"John D. Hays" wrote:
> Ben,
&g
ight want to stay on one
repeater.
It is a good progress anyway. Thanks to the JARL, K5TIT, ICOM and all
those who made this happen.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- Original Message ---
On Wed, 22 Jul 2009 18:46:57 -
"Steve Bo
t to have the JA (and as many other) gateways
> as possible programmed in your radio
Just in case, the list of JA repeaters were posted here several times in
the past, and also there is a link in the top page of www.dstarusers.org.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- Original Mess
Hi
Thanks for the QSO.
Good idea. It was very interesting to hear you from several different
repeaters at the same time! Also the One-Touch worked well, so it was
quite easy for me to respond your CQ.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
- Original Message -
On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:02:28 -
his is not
bad personally, but the rule should say how this would be taken (invalid,
a repeater QSO or a simplex) next time.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- Original Message ---
On Sun, 02 Aug 2009 06:56:39 -0500
"Steve S. Bosshard (NU5D)
somewhere else?
Thanks,
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
Seems like I misled you. Sorry.
I meant that RPT-A and RPT-B are on two separate sites. I did not mean
-A and -B are modules. Please read as RPT-X and RPT-Y.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- Original Message ---
On Thu, 20 Aug 2009 01:23:58 -0500
o be one-touch'ed.
>I also notice that 'One Touch' seems to not work the first time, so you
>may have to call several times for the receiving station to capture
>your call.
Is this specific to calls from JA?
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
.
73,
--
JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
set to the RPT2.
If you selected CQCQCQ in the GRP CQ, it does not show RPT2.
73,
--
JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
there or can I push the DR button to go back to the repeater list
>or does it matter?
It doesn't matter. I leave it at UR because I change UR more often than
repeaters.
You can always see your setting (UR, RPT1, RPT2, MY and freq.) by long
pressing the CS button.
Good luck and 73,
--
JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
Callsigns are good. But from my experience tags are often better if
they are intuitive.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
In Japan, we use four-letter tags like: EB43, FJ12, IKDD. The first two
letters are abbreviation of location like EB=Ebina, FJ=Fujisawa,
IK=Ikoma, and the rest of two indicate modules.
You can find these in the Japanese repeater list
http://www.d-star.jp/D-STARjapan.pdf.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay
.
Gateway routing (e.g., UR=/JA1YJXA) should have worked. But if (s)he
did not announce the repeater callsign, then... no way.
Regards,
73,
--
JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
,
--
JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- Original Message ---
On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:23:41 -
"john_ke5c" wrote:
> > Several mornings there has been a Japanese station or two on Reflector 1C
> > calling CQ. Hoping to contact him, I quickly
elow - please
> send new entries. steve nu5d
>
> <http://www.bosshardradio.com/ja_dstar_stations.xls>http://www.bosshardradio.com/ja_dstar_stations.xls
>
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
repeater from your repeater list, it will be
gateway routing. The DR mode adds leading '/' to the repeater
and sets it to UR, then sets RPT1 and RPT2 all for you.
73,
--
JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
what you
say YMMV?) like how many local repeaters you usually use, how many
destinations you want to have, if you only use gateway routing or you
use callsign routing also.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
- Original Message -
On Sat, 24 Oct 2009 18:26:04 -
"kc4...@bellsouth.n
consider net/reflector capability
into their gateway (not even in the version 2).
>They also do make use of the zone feature in Japan and in some cases
>have the very expensive 10Gbps links in place.
There are 3 zones today. I don't see any reason why people want this.
Unlikely to see more.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
Hi
>The 880's a fine rig. There's one feature that Icom added trying to
>accommodate "U.S. style linking" and they kinda goofed it up, there's a
>PDF file at dealerships that explains it
Could you or anyone elaborate it? Or just a pointer would be fi
other words, if there is any
dependecy on the US trust)?
If it would do, would it link between JA and non-JA repeaters across
domains then?
Thanks and 73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
Adrian, Ed, thanks for your replies.
Will you be a bit more specific about "the gateway list server"? Is it one of
the elements of the icom G2 system or is it a DPLUS thing?
WRT DPLUS + G1, I wish I had a repeater/gateway that I could play with. I am
only a curious end user.
73,
d with 14V and
above. When activated, it beeps and forces it down to mid-power. I
suspect the same protection is in place in the 800.
73,
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JI1BQW - Kay Ishikawa
--- Original Message ---
On Wed, 26 May 2010 23:30:39 -
"w0rmt" wrote:
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