For the record my 92 ser is #02030xx purchased earlier this month. --k2laz
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 6:14 PM, Michael A. Waldron wrote:
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> If we're gathering data, mine failed the test.
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> #2026xx purchased last October.
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> I have seen the blank screen before but I always assumed I subconscious
Impressive accomplishment. Congratulations.
Reposting to "Gateway" group also...
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Nate Duehr, WY0X
n...@natetech.com
On Tue, 21 Jul 2009 22:24 +, "dlake02"
wrote:
At the end of last week, GB7MH, currently awaiting installation
at our repeater site, was connected to the live Icom G2
At the end of last week, GB7MH, currently awaiting installation at our repeater
site, was connected to the live Icom G2 Trust Network.
The repeater uses my Linux-based G2 compatible code, Robin Cutshaw's DPlus code
(unmodified) and Pete Loveall's D-Star Monitor code (unmodified).
The repeater i
If we're gathering data, mine failed the test.
#2026xx purchased last October.
I have seen the blank screen before but I always assumed I subconsciously
turned it off as I entered the shack. I never knew what caused it till now. Now
I know what was causing it. Of course maybe I should get a fi
I just tried it with 92AD and it did not have a problem (and I was
using the stock antenna and on high power, using vfo A at 146.200). I
even tried inside a metal file cabinet with only the display peeking
through a crack and no problems there either.
Maybe those on this reflector can try it for
Sounds like 146.200 is a multiple of an oscillator frequency in
the display driver chipset or similar... the "modification"
probably reworks the display to move the oscillator frequency of
the CPU out of the ham (and maybe nearby commercial) bands?
Just a guess... but sounds plausible to me, having
If you're in the coverage of a javaARPSd equipped Gateway, the
800's D-PRS functionality will get your location to the Gateway
and out to the Net. Folks with 2820's and more "advanced" rigs
say they see my GPS data just fine.
Not sure if the "advanced D-PRS" features of the 880 are any
great shak
The 880 also has a bigger display area/number of characters on
the screen at once which is a "nice to have" but not really
necessary feature.
The info that the 800 supposedly "doesn't have" one-touch
callsign programming is incorrect... pressing and holding down
the middle soft button below the s
Hi,
I forgot about the GPS feature. The data format makes it very easy to use
D-APRS (the DSTAR version of APRS). I just hooked up a serial GPS, configured
it, and off it went. Now, every time I transmit, the data goes out with it.
You can see the results here:
http://www.jfindu.net/router.
As f*&(ing bizarre as this sounds, THIS IS NOT A JOKE. This is the in
response to my previos post about the 92AD going blank next to a public
service vehicle.
I first noticed a problem with my 92-AD while working an event on July 4
(notice the date is NOT in early April). I was standing next
Hi Alan,
Thanks for pointing to the chart. That's a very handy chart. I see the GPS
(DPRS?) options are more advanced. I used to be very big into APRS, but kind of
lost interest. But seeing that this radio has these capabilities may rekindle
my interest in PRS's.
73,
--Alex KR1ST
--- In dsta
Hi Robert,
Many thanks for the good info! I guess I'm going through what you have been
through, and perhaps many are. The 880H really looks good.
73,
--Alex KR1ST
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "n4ijs" wrote:
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> Good morning!
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> First of all - welcome to DSTAR! I know you will enjoy
Alex,
There is a pretty good comparison table on the Icom web site:
www.icomamerica.com/en/products/amateur/dstar/dstar/default.aspx
Look to the right. There are two. The top one is for HTs, the other for
mobile/base rigs.
Alan
WA4SCA
Good morning!
First of all - welcome to DSTAR! I know you will enjoy the mode - I have been
active in it since Dayton (where I purchased my radio) and love it!
While I have not owned the 800H, I did compare the two before I purchased the
880H. Here are a couple of the items that swung me towa
Hi there,
Besides the difference in looks and the $100 price difference, what are the
functional differences of the radio?
The reason I ask is that I'm contemplating getting into D-Star and see that the
800 is on closeout for $100 or so less than the 880. The brochures don't really
make it cle
Steve Bosshard wrote:
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> Are there instances where the display did not go dark in proximity of RF
> from another transmitter or it's own transmitter ?
Not all sets seem to be affected. I had an inverted display
and striations on the display as alternative failure modes.
The most common fai
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