There's actually a LOT more. If you look at the IC-9700, you'll find quite a few D-STAR with 1.2 DD. I believe that there's well over a half dozen for GA alone.
It looks as if the G3 update is what killed the Repeater's Internet connectivity. I haven't been able to get it to work since then. But that doesn't mean that it can't be done, all you need to do is to put a ID-1 or IC-9700 connected to the repeater and use it for the connectivity.
D-RATS works great over 1.2 GHz DD. It needs a few tweaks to optimize throughput, but you can transmit quite a bit of data. The file transfer portion of D-RATS starts to realistically allow multi MB files to be transferred.
The IC-9700 is also nice in that you can have DD on one side and DV on the other side of the radio.
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[email protected]Subject: Re: [D-STAR23cm] Query - any D-Star 1240-1300 DD networks still in use?
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OK, apparently you guys are going to dribble in new info right up until this article publishes :-)
So be it :-) Here's the LATEST list of cities with D-Star DD repeater systems on 1240-1300 MHz:
Atlanta, GA
Dallas, TX
Detroit, MI
Huntsville, AL
Las Vegas, NV
Minneapolis / St. Paul, MN
New Mexico (cities unstated)
Orlando, FL
Vancouver, BC
Walburg (Georgetown / Austin), TX
Washington, DC
Wausau, WI
(Wish I could say Seattle area, but I've had no confirmation of any DD system online there.)
Thanks,
Steve N8GNJ
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