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I made a Flat Patch antenna based on a design presented at Pacificon Antenna Seminar 10 or more years ago. It's just a couple pieces of sheet aluminum, nylon nuts on nylon bolts and a BNC connector.

Look at the frequency specs. 1080 - 1200 Mhz puts the sweet spot outside the place where you would want to be for ID-1 (1250-1260Mhz) I think you would not be very happy. Gerry

Skeptical. Flat design advertising 8dbi and then fed with tiny transmission line. I remain skeptical. Thanks.Joe / W8SS / Mesh Engineering / Trustee & Sysop on D-Star for K8LCD AKA: Dr. Joe Mesh,

Has anyone used the L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna successfully with the ID-1 ? http://www.l-com.com/item.aspx?id=20248 Since they are relatively inexpensive ($30) I was considering

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Hi all To correspond with National Science Week, St Cyres schools in Penarth and Dinas Powis in South Wales UK will be operating Special Event stations as part of the school curriculum science

Only a single new(except not original packaging) 1.2Ghz RP2D left. $900 delivered to CONUS. Regards, Paul N3UD Cell 610-613-0610

Gerry, I'm assuming that you are referring to blocking access from Source addresses. Because, of course, routing 10. Out the router ain't going anywhere. If you block "EXCEPT 10.0.0.0/8" then aren't

A little correction, you do still need to configure NAT for 10.0.0.2/32 (or maybe /31), since the gateway (at 10.0.0.2) still needs to talk to the Internet, for D-STAR routing to other gateways. If I

It's really much simpler than this, just make sure you do not provide NAT service from 10.x.x.x to the Internet. NAT takes the 10.x.x.x address and replaces it with the WAN IP address in your router

I'm afraid that will not work because you have to have the 10. address range available for other DD nodes and if you want to do any kind of local based services. My suggestion would be to put filters

I believe that what you would need to do is to block outbound access on the router to all 10. Addresses except 10.0.0.X. This should keep DSTAR users from accessing the Internet. You can place an

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Perhaps we can help Maurizio with his questions below. I've copied him on this email & invited him to join the group. 73, Mark, WB9QZB

Does the ID-1 have an Automatic Reply Function like the 2820? If a station specifies my call sign, my ID-1 is set automatically to reply to that call sign? Looking at the manual it appears to be

Thanks for posting Mark. Looking at this file on Page 6 of 23 I do not agree on the DHCP comment. It DHCP appears to be passed just timing is perhaps somewhat messed up. At the Marine Corps Marathon

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