Your message goes in the message area. If you are using a gps and doing dprs
to then you need to put a message in the gps message field. You need to go
to the dprs message calculator website,
http://www.aprs-is.net/DPRSCalc.aspx, to get the appropriate message
created. It is highly recommended th
I have been trying to figure out where to put my info in the IC91AD that
gets displayed on the users radio. I have my callsign and name, but
cannot put more info. Any ideas???
73, ron, n9ee/r
Ron Wright, N9EE
727-376-6575
MICRO COMPUTER CONCEPTS
Owner 146.64 repeater Tampa Bay, FL
No tone,
Today, 16:05 -0700, Jon M. Hanson wrote:
>I was setting up my IC-92AD for GPS-A and wanted to set my symbol and
>the standard person. The standard person isn't in the included GPS-A
>symbols but it does have an "Other" setting where you put in your own
>code below. Where do I fi
I was setting up my IC-92AD for GPS-A and wanted to set my symbol and
the standard person. The standard person isn't in the included GPS-A
symbols but it does have an "Other" setting where you put in your own
code below. Where do I find out what codes in this field correspond to
which symbol?
Many DSTAR users come to the AA1HD repeater from around the world and
usually find most of our users on Port B. I just wanted to let everyone know
that we are moving over to port C for the next week to see if 2 meters works
better for our users that are on the fringe area of our system. Since the
l
> The system is BRILLIANTLY balanced for HT users with just the on-board
> PA from our low test site. We expect even better coverage
> (approximately 5400 square miles) from the high site.
IMHO the reasons to run an amplifier on a stock ICOM DStar repeater
module are that your duplexer is poor
