There are a large number of analog FM repeaters on both 2m & 70cm that should
cover O'Hare airport, however the CFMC & SARA repeaters located in downtown
Chicago are both wide area FM repeaters. The Illinois Repeater Association
repeater list at http://www.ilra.net/DirByRegByCity.html should be
That darn connector! Thanks a ton Barry for replying off list to help
with my confusion. I still have some minor questions for the group:
Pin 3: Clone > CPU and
Pin 9: OPTV > CPU
What are they for in plain English?
Also (and yeah, I'm missing something very basic here):
Is pin 2 the PTT? G
Gene,
Im not a technician or ICOM guru but the Clone > CPU circuit is used
with the cloning cable which allows you to connect two radios and transfer
programming data.
The OPTV is a port for optional unit voltage control signals. (Switching
(MIC) or [DET] circuit.) When LOW O
The Orlando, FL D-Star Repeater system is in service as of 12/3/08
about 6PM as follows:
K1XC A DD 1259.000 MHz Simplex
K1XC A DV 1285.000 MHz -12 MHz
K1XC B DV 443.275 MHz + 5 MHz
K1XC C DV 146.820 MHz -600 KHz
Repeater location Downtown Orlando Network server on line to K5TIT
W4PLB
Call me cheap but I am trying to avoid buying the interface cables to
program my Id-800h. I've looked at various schematics to make a
OPC-478 cable.
In looking at this it occurred to me that my RigBlaster has radio ctl
input that accomodates the Icom ci-v signal (ttl levels). So, I made
a cabl
We're getting ready for our NWS station (K0DMX in Des Moines, IA) and we will
have D-Star available this year.
Is there a typical reflector that is used for special events like this?
-Mike
Ron wrote:
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> With the Skywarn recognition day coming has anyone thought of having a
> D-Star statio
