> What I can't believe is that as long as digital protocol have been around,
> only one of the major Amateur Radio manufacturers support it. But again, we
> have what we have. And we currently have Yaesu, Kenwood, and Alinco who are
> just not willing to move into this century!
At least not wit
There's not a really good reason why we even need the gateway computer. It
wouldn't take much for the controller to do it all.
But that's not what we got. We have what we have. And what we have doesn't
support the configuration.
The Icom "zone protocol" doesn't use IP.
What I can't believe is
Thank you for you answer here and in the other D-Star forum, but I cannot
believe that in these years where everything is interconnected, we are not able
to use one gateway for more then one repeater.
It's out of the base of the networking. The meaning of the gateway is that it
should be like a
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The main thing is to create the zones, you have to spend 10,000 USD for
the 10gig links. This day in time, that is a NOPE, not gona spend that
kind of coin.
So yeah, most gateways are either 1, 2 or 3 modules single site in the US.
Evans F. Mitchell
KD4EFM / WQFK-894
Fla. D-Star Tech Sup
Hi folks,
I well know that this problem is already been discussed in the past in this
group but I've not seen a solution.
Definitively, it's or not possible creating the zones in the D-Star network ?
Is it so indispensable that every repeater, that would like to be connected in
the World network
Hi Andrea,
In theory, it should be possible to pipe the serial data/clocks and RE/TE
through an WiFi IP link... as long as the latency isn't too bad.
I've actually thought about doing this myself as well, but I have yet to find
the right hardware to do it yet.
It would also be good to work out h
