I think these lessons are all right. I don't have a need for Japanese, but as
an
American that used to work in Paris, France every few months I found that
knowing your way around a restaurant and day to day stuff isn't bad.
When it comes down to it, the French didn't want you hear your bad
Eric VK3EJP/K5EJP wrote: some of my favourite works are French... like
'Sandwich...'
Sandwich, as in Earl Of?
I almost became fluent in Spanish in high school (had QSOs in Spanish, but I
wish I'd gone to live in a Spanish-speaking country for a year), and German in
college (got to the
Give me a call weekdays after 8:00 pm Japan time, and I'll let you practice
Japanese, or we can switch to English when you want.
Greg
JO3SLK
Rptr JP3YHJ node B
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, J. Moen j...@... wrote:
Eric VK3EJP/K5EJP wrote: some of my favourite works are French...
Columbus is an odd place anyway. I lived there for a few years during
college. I suspect that it's like anything else. The mantra is We fear
change. D*Star is not overly popular here in Denton, TX either. (Suburb
of Dallas/Fort Worth) However, that doesn't mean we aren't going to utilize
it
Hi David,
The same was said about Echolink.
People seem to not like the unknown there was a time Echolink was the
same.
Just ride the wave for a while until people learn or are educated to the
benefits of Dstar - You will find most who oppose it have never tried it!
Steve EI2GYB
On
Personally I think on the hand of VOIP and Dstar I think the add more
capabilities to ham radio do I think analog will be replaced by digital no now
it might take away some of the experimental band set by arrl which is where it
should be at this early stage of dstar because it is still
I'm not sure where the comments are coming from in Columbus.
I have been involved in repeaters in Columbus for a number of years as well as
a trustee of 2 of them.
As for 5.49/442.800, I know that some of the users bought Dstar radios and are
now active there.
I hope that things will
There's little chance of D-Star repeaters replacing analog repeaters in
northern California, and I suspect that's true in many places in the US. The
voting members of our frequency coordination organization are people who have
coordinated repeaters, and of course virtually all of those are
I live in the Columbus metro area and like others want to see D Star grow here.
I agree with what I read about keeping off 146.52 and even 146.55 and leave
those to FM Simplex. Let's continue to use the D Star simplex. I think when
the Columbus machines are full gateway there will be a jump
Is this link down for now? I'd like to see/read it.
Thanks,
Donald ~ N2VU
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Gordon Dick cowboy_g...@... wrote:
If your new to DSTAR and your wondering about ur, r1
r2's many months ago I put together a beginners guide.
You can check it out at:
At 03:59 AM 7/12/2010, you wrote:
Personally I think on the hand of VOIP and Dstar I think the add
more capabilities to ham radio do I think analog will be replaced by
digital no now it might take away some of the experimental band set
by arrl which is where it should be at this early stage
Well, the attachment is for a 2820 or 880 with a 3/32 stereo plug for data.
The 92 uses the funny mic connector.
The video shows just stuffing pins 2+3 from a DB 9 in the mic hole, and
holding them there with the mic connector cover and then connecting DB9 pin
5 ground to ground(antenna
At 05:36 AM 7/12/2010, you wrote:
Bottom line -- in this area at least, coordinations will not be
pulled from existing analog repeaters any time soon, no matter how
little utilized they are. It's just the nature of the Bylaws of the
frequency coordination organization about who gets to vote,
Hi Jim,
Although frequency co-ordination is a necessary evil too much power
absolutely corrupts as in the case of repeater co-ordination groups. If
there is a large enough group of people that want to put up D-Star
repeaters and you can prove that a frequency pair has not been used for
over
If that's true...than an OPC-1797 + OPC-1529R = OPC-1799. Seems too
good to be true? :-)
-73-
On 7/11/2010 4:25 PM, George Foy wrote:
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Attached is wiring diagram from ICOM for the data cable.
73s
George N4DLR
*From:* David Kaplan
Mike,
I suspect you are right about taking forceful action in a lot of cases. The
other side of the coin is that at least in northern CA, it seems to me this is
less about money and more about control and not wanting change -- human nature
stuff. I subscribe to the Yahoo group for members of
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