s may be something everyone of us involved with DV communication
needs to make known to them at Dayton. Stop by their booth and let make
them aware of this. I will.
73,
Carl W8KRF
Francis Miele wrote:
according to dstarusers.org
<http://dstarusers.org> http://www.dstarusers.org/re
That is totally uncalled for!!! Let's keep it civil. Remember when you
are pointing a finger at someone, there are three pointing back at you.
W8KRF
wa1nh wrote:
LID
AMEN
Bill Jourdain wrote:
I am a member of a lot of lists and I have to say that this is the
most unhelpful topic I have ever read (not to mention that personal
attacks have no place here or on any other list). Isn't it time to
end this and move on to more constructive issues that those of
I have Port/Module C (2M) as 146.4900+1.000 and Port/Module B (70cm) as
445.0750-5.. You seem to have the Modules confused. In USA, Module
C is 2M and Module B is 70cm.I find www.DSTARInfo.com to have the
correct and up-to-date listings.
73,
W8KRF
kb...@aol.com wrote:
Is there a
In the Cleveland, Ohio area, 145.665 is used by the NASA ARC for
rebroadcasting the shuttle and NASA TV. It is a "protected" frequency.
That eliminates 145.67 for us.
W8KRF
Ted Wrobel wrote:
Seems like the freq of choice up here in Rhode Island. Has been for a
while.
73
Ted
W1GRI
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All I can say is when I suggested to the other D-STAR users in the area
that we use 145.670 as a simplex, I was told that the NASA ARC uses
145.665 to rebroadcast NASA TV and we had to stay clear. I have no
official notification. I suppose it could be a gentlemen's agreement
locally. I will
Our experience here in Northern Ohio, where we have a new
repeater sponsored by a newly formed group (N.O.D.I.G.), was
that Icom is no longer giving modules away. We tried to get
one and were denied. So, we went with a Satoshi board. We
had even offered to guarantee the purchase of a certai
Use KR4AIKCL to link to the repeater, if you are using a
DVAP. If you are going directly via RF to the repeater, and
If permitted by gateway administrator, set RPT1=KR4AIK C,
RPT2=KR4AIK G and UR=REF002AL to link to reflector (if
repeater is not already linked). Put UR=CQCQCQ once linked.
for 30 days, so if you are interested, I can play them back
for you on WB8THD C local sometime.
73,
Carl W8KRF
On 8/10/2010 8:58 AM, Adrian wrote:
On 08/10/2010 10:25 PM, Jeff Pyle wrote:
Hello,
Driving around town yesterday day I happened to hear a
JA7 station calling "CQ Clevelan
e ? I suspect the JA station was call sign
routing to
Cleveland (CQ Cleveland) and because Cleveland was linked
to a
reflector, all stations likewise linked heard the JA
station. Why else
would the US station need RX>CS to be heard in JA ? steve
Carl W8KRF wrote:
>
>
> Jeff,
>
&g
wide
area operations and a great add on to the native system.
For me, it is
easier to set UR=W8KRF and call you than to try and figure
out if you
are linked / unlinked / or know what repeater you are
using. I'll try
and give you a call - use One Touch, RX>CS to capture my
call to reply.
73,
That is by far the best explanation I have read lately.
There are so many myths flying around. It gets really
confusing but you just cleaned it up a bit more for me. I
will make those changes and make MYCALL the same in all
radios. I will leave my DVAP and Hotspot as is.
Thanks, John.
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