No, it's not the same.
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On Mar 5, 2009, at 6:40 AM, ke5zkf wrote:
> Does anyone know if a P25 Digital radio the same as a DSTAR radio? I
>
This discussion is getting way off topic for this list.
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On Feb 19, 2009, at 6:32 PM, Steve Gehring wrote:
> Hello Stephen,
>
> Despite your your publicized efforts to make known the encryption keys
> used, DES-XL encryption is just that -- encryption. Using encryption
> or
Thanks, Steve and John, for Robin's contact information.
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On Feb 1, 2009, at 3:13 PM, Steve Bosshard wrote:
> That would be Robin Cutshaw in Atl
Can anyone give me the e-mail address of the maintainer of D-Plus? I'm
looking to write an application that uses its data and would like to
see if there's a better way of doing that other than watching the D-
Plus log.
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The GPS microphone is not compatible with the 91AD.
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On Jan 3, 2009, at 10:49 AM, Vicky Bagwalla wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Would the GPS microphone
originally tried e-mailing the owners of the repeaters but both
addresses I tried (t...@coloradodstar.org and i...@coloradodstar.org)
are both bouncing.
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ere in the trust network you are good to go. If not, register
with a D-Star system (links to the registration pages are on
http://dstarusers.org
).
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On De
have violated the dimensions they were designing for
making the unit much less compact not to mention having all kinds of
wires sticking out of it making it cumbersome.
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Why disconnect anything? Leave the data cable connected and use the
microphone on the radio to do digital voice.
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On Oct 12, 2008, at 8:13 PM, rrkpl wrote
That sounds like a defective unit to me. I've never seen that happen
on mine. I've never run the battery all the way down yet but on other
radios when the battery gets low the first thing to suffer seems to be
the display. Your battery wasn't low, was it?
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The problem with aprs.fi is that you have to "login" in order to see
anything. It's not clear why you have to do this and it prevents you
from sending a link to it to another person because you can't link
right to your position. It is a nice interface though.
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On Aug 13,
On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 02:00:18PM -, KB1DEK wrote:
> I have a Garmin Zumo GPS that has no RS232 SERIAL port as required
> for the 92AD! It has just a mini USB on it to connect to the PC via
> USB.
>
> Using a SERIAL-TO-USB adapter and a USB coupler I was able to
> connect the radio to my GP
the appropriate character
> in "other" but I do not know what that character is. I use APRS and
> with that use the runner symbol. Any help on this would be gratefully
> received. Simon.
>
>
For the GPS sentences you should enable only RMC and GGA.
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which symbol?
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I don't think so. If you use D-PRS you setup in there what the equipment
you're using is as a part of the UNPROTO string.
Andrew Rich wrote:
>
> Can they tell what sort of hardware you have from the DSTAR stream ?
>
>
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e band: A (1.2 GHz), B (440 MHz), C
(144 MHz) so try not to switch between bands any more than necessary or
calls to you might go out the wrong band.
The Last Heard list is for when someone uses the repeater at all, not
just as a gateway to another repeater.
See two paragraphs above for the A, B, and C explaniation.
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