You are right about the FM operation. The main source of information
that I had a few years ago was the group that had a web site on this
unit and their testing of the data throughput and voice distance. If
they discussed any use of analog FM, I completely missed it.
73,
Rick, KV9U
Tom Azlin
Sorry, the 1.2 GHz ID-1 is FM, Digital Voice, or Digital Data!
KV9U wrote:
> digital or analog. The 1.2 GHz rig is strictly digital and operates at a
> much higher data rate and has a raw 128 Kbps speed.
>
And in testing around here on 2m and 23cm we have seen a range advantage
for Digital Vo
Hi Peter,
The D-Star is a JARL open protocol and was developed in Japan based on
their desires for a digital mode. It falls far short of what I would
ever want but there are those who are investing a lot of money in trying
out these technologies.
The VHF/UHF rigs from ICOM are dual mode and ca
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Subject: [digitalradio] dstar and digital radios???
Am I correct in believing
these digital transciever only talk to other digital transcievers.
They don't have a switch in there
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
