The ARRL Digital Technology for Emergency Communications Course.
http://www.remote.arrl.org/catalog/?item=1247#top
I know it is a new course, but has anyone had a change to read the
pre-released material. I am wondering if it is worth the money?
I have a P&P attached to my laptop.
I can do transmit things but not receive. putting a microphone into
the audio and speaking into the that mic seems to pick up the audio.
For the moment I am trying to use packet to connect to a near by
kantronics TNC mailbox. Placing a head set into the P&P s
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Azlin, N4ZPT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Our local police chief said the multi mode HTs they are buying were
$3k
> each. They did normal FM for the legacy police repeaters and trunked
P25.
>
> 73, Tom n4zpt
>
$3K for an HT!!!
BREATH, BREATH.. SWALL
Am I correct in believing
these digital transciever only talk to other digital transcievers.
They don't have a switch in there that allows them to talk to non-
digital trancievers.
If not why doesnt some smart company put a switch in a radio that
allows ditial analog usage?
Also DSTAR seems to
I am a fairly inexpeirenced ham, and wanting to experiment with
digital.
Can anyone recommend primers on web??
Also wondering... for RACES/ARES disaster stuff. I would think a
little HT tied to a laptop at a hospital/evac center tied to the EOC
would be ideal.
It seems that hooking up an HT
Hello -
Eventhough I have had my tech license for a couple of years. I am
finnally getting the courage and $ to adventure in ham.
looking at the files with this group I noticed there was no FAQ
oriented towards novices. Lets start with the Hardware and Software.
Please correct me if wrong. F
