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RP2D Description Correction

 

Moderator's Note: RP2-D IS NOT a repeater. It is a half-duplex access point similar to a WiFi access point.
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Post should have said "data repeater" not "data repeater controller".
Sorry for any confusion.

New and complete but not in original packaging,
one RP2D data repeater for 1.2Ghz D-Star.
$850 shipped CONUS.
Regards,
Paul N3UD
Cell 610-613-0610
p.s.
The RP2C unit is controller for D-Star data, FM and digital voice repaters.
The RP2D unit is the 1.2 Ghz data repeater unit itself.









Messages in this topic (1)
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2a. Fwd: Speakers Announced for D-STAR InfoCon
Posted by: "Mark Thompson" wb9qzb_groups@... wb9qzb_groups
Date: Wed Apr 13, 2011 3:51 pm ((PDT))


----- Forwarded Message ----
From: wb4qdx <wb4qdx@...>
To: ga_dstar@...
Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 8:33:53 AM
Subject: [ga_dstar] Speakers announced for D-STAR InfoCon

This is the final week for registration to D-STAR InfoCon, a full day of D-STAR
training and information to be held at Georgia Gwinnett College in
Lawrenceville, Georgia on Saturday, April 23rd. You must register in advance
for this event. Register online at www.dstarinfo.comunder the Conferences tab.

Your $25.00 registration fee includes a buffet lunch conveniently on campus.
Our speakers and presenters include some of the leaders and innovators in D-STAR

including Robin Curshaw, AA4RC, the creator of the DV Dongle, DV Access Point
and DPlus software used by almost all of the repeater gateways for linking.

Pete Loveall, AE5PL, will join us by video conference to talk about the D-STAR
data capabilities and its use with the GPS and GPS-A features. Pete is the
author of other functions running on D-STAR repeaters for position reporting to
the APRS-IS network and other reporting features.

David Lake, G4ULF, will also join us by video conference to provide information
on his gateway software and repeater system using standard radios. The G4ULF
system is the only non-Icom gateway software approved for use on the US Trust
Servers.

Ken Adkisson, WB4FAY, will present information on administering and maintaining
D-STAR repeater systems. Ken is the author of Dplusreport and Monlink which are

widely used for net Control functions and system utilities.
Other presenters will provide valuable training for beginners and new D-STAR
users from the basics to hands-on radio programming. More experienced users can

learn about D-STAR's high speed data on 1.2 GHz and D-RATS, the one program for
D-STAR data. System administrators and repeater owners can learn about
repeaters from the ground up through ongoing system administration.


D-STAR InfoCon is the one place for D-STAR information. Registration closes
after April 16th. Plan to join us at Georgia Gwinnett College on Saturday,
April 23rd. Register at www.dstarinfocon.comunder the conferences tab.





Messages in this topic (2)
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2b. Re: Fwd: Speakers Announced for D-STAR InfoCon
Posted by: "Mark Phillips" g7ltt@... kc2eni
Date: Wed Apr 13, 2011 8:59 pm ((PDT))

What, no hotspots?

On 04/13/2011 06:51 PM, Mark Thompson wrote:

----- Forwarded Message ----
From: wb4qdx<wb4qdx@...>
To: ga_dstar@...
Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 8:33:53 AM
Subject: [ga_dstar] Speakers announced for D-STAR InfoCon

This is the final week for registration to D-STAR InfoCon, a full day of D-STAR
training and information to be held at Georgia Gwinnett College in
Lawrenceville, Georgia on Saturday, April 23rd. You must register in advance
for this event. Register online at www.dstarinfo.comunder the Conferences tab.

Your $25.00 registration fee includes a buffet lunch conveniently on campus.
Our speakers and presenters include some of the leaders and innovators in D-STAR

including Robin Curshaw, AA4RC, the creator of the DV Dongle, DV Access Point
and DPlus software used by almost all of the repeater gateways for linking.

Pete Loveall, AE5PL, will join us by video conference to talk about the D-STAR
data capabilities and its use with the GPS and GPS-A features. Pete is the
author of other functions running on D-STAR repeaters for position reporting to
the APRS-IS network and other reporting features.

David Lake, G4ULF, will also join us by video conference to provide information
on his gateway software and repeater system using standard radios. The G4ULF
system is the only non-Icom gateway software approved for use on the US Trust
Servers.

Ken Adkisson, WB4FAY, will present information on administering and maintaining
D-STAR repeater systems. Ken is the author of Dplusreport and Monlink which are

widely used for net Control functions and system utilities.
Other presenters will provide valuable training for beginners and new D-STAR
users from the basics to hands-on radio programming. More experienced users can

learn about D-STAR's high speed data on 1.2 GHz and D-RATS, the one program for
D-STAR data. System administrators and repeater owners can learn about
repeaters from the ground up through ongoing system administration.


D-STAR InfoCon is the one place for D-STAR information. Registration closes
after April 16th. Plan to join us at Georgia Gwinnett College on Saturday,
April 23rd. Register at www.dstarinfocon.comunder the conferences tab.


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Yahoo! Groups Links



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/&#92;/&#92;ark Phillips





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Re: Speakers Announced for D-STAR InfoCon

 

What, no hotspots?

On 04/13/2011 06:51 PM, Mark Thompson wrote:

----- Forwarded Message ----
From: wb4qdx<wb4qdx@...>
To: ga_dstar@...
Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 8:33:53 AM
Subject: [ga_dstar] Speakers announced for D-STAR InfoCon

This is the final week for registration to D-STAR InfoCon, a full day of D-STAR
training and information to be held at Georgia Gwinnett College in
Lawrenceville, Georgia on Saturday, April 23rd. You must register in advance
for this event. Register online at www.dstarinfo.comunder the Conferences tab.

Your $25.00 registration fee includes a buffet lunch conveniently on campus.
Our speakers and presenters include some of the leaders and innovators in D-STAR

including Robin Curshaw, AA4RC, the creator of the DV Dongle, DV Access Point
and DPlus software used by almost all of the repeater gateways for linking.

Pete Loveall, AE5PL, will join us by video conference to talk about the D-STAR
data capabilities and its use with the GPS and GPS-A features. Pete is the
author of other functions running on D-STAR repeaters for position reporting to
the APRS-IS network and other reporting features.

David Lake, G4ULF, will also join us by video conference to provide information
on his gateway software and repeater system using standard radios. The G4ULF
system is the only non-Icom gateway software approved for use on the US Trust
Servers.

Ken Adkisson, WB4FAY, will present information on administering and maintaining
D-STAR repeater systems. Ken is the author of Dplusreport and Monlink which are

widely used for net Control functions and system utilities.
Other presenters will provide valuable training for beginners and new D-STAR
users from the basics to hands-on radio programming. More experienced users can

learn about D-STAR's high speed data on 1.2 GHz and D-RATS, the one program for
D-STAR data. System administrators and repeater owners can learn about
repeaters from the ground up through ongoing system administration.


D-STAR InfoCon is the one place for D-STAR information. Registration closes
after April 16th. Plan to join us at Georgia Gwinnett College on Saturday,
April 23rd. Register at www.dstarinfocon.comunder the conferences tab.


------------------------------------

Yahoo! Groups Links



--


/&#92;/&#92;ark Phillips
Speakers Announced for D-STAR InfoCon

 

----- Forwarded Message ----
From: wb4qdx <wb4qdx@...>
To: ga_dstar@...
Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 8:33:53 AM
Subject: [ga_dstar] Speakers announced for D-STAR InfoCon

This is the final week for registration to D-STAR InfoCon, a full day of D-STAR
training and information to be held at Georgia Gwinnett College in
Lawrenceville, Georgia on Saturday, April 23rd. You must register in advance
for this event. Register online at www.dstarinfo.comunder the Conferences tab.

Your $25.00 registration fee includes a buffet lunch conveniently on campus.
Our speakers and presenters include some of the leaders and innovators in D-STAR

including Robin Curshaw, AA4RC, the creator of the DV Dongle, DV Access Point
and DPlus software used by almost all of the repeater gateways for linking.

Pete Loveall, AE5PL, will join us by video conference to talk about the D-STAR
data capabilities and its use with the GPS and GPS-A features. Pete is the
author of other functions running on D-STAR repeaters for position reporting to
the APRS-IS network and other reporting features.

David Lake, G4ULF, will also join us by video conference to provide information
on his gateway software and repeater system using standard radios. The G4ULF
system is the only non-Icom gateway software approved for use on the US Trust
Servers.

Ken Adkisson, WB4FAY, will present information on administering and maintaining
D-STAR repeater systems. Ken is the author of Dplusreport and Monlink which are

widely used for net Control functions and system utilities.
Other presenters will provide valuable training for beginners and new D-STAR
users from the basics to hands-on radio programming. More experienced users can

learn about D-STAR's high speed data on 1.2 GHz and D-RATS, the one program for
D-STAR data. System administrators and repeater owners can learn about
repeaters from the ground up through ongoing system administration.


D-STAR InfoCon is the one place for D-STAR information. Registration closes
after April 16th. Plan to join us at Georgia Gwinnett College on Saturday,
April 23rd. Register at www.dstarinfocon.comunder the conferences tab.
D-STAR_23cm RP2D Available

 

New and complete but not in original packaging,
one RP2D data repeater controller for 1.2Ghz D-Star.
$850 shipped CONUS.
Regards,
Paul N3UD
Cell 610-613-0610
ANNUAL VoIP TOPICAL CONFERENCE IS SATURDAY APRIL 16, 2011 in Las Vegas

 

Fwd: ANNUAL VoIP TOPICAL CONFERENCE IS SATURDAY APRIL 16, 2011?in Las Vegas
??? Posted by: "Kent Johnson" w7aor@... w7aor
? ? Date: Fri Apr 8, 2011 8:05 am ((PDT))

ANNUAL VoIP TOPICAL CONFERENCE IS SATURDAY APRIL 16, 2011
at Circus-Circus in Las Vegas
RP2D Repeater

 

Still have one RP-2D 1.2Ghz D-Star data repeater for sale.
New but not in original packaging.
$900.00 shipping included to CONUS.
Paypal to pault@... and I cover paypal fees and insurance too.
Credit cards allowed by Paypal if you desire.

Regards,
Paul N3UD
Cell 610-613-0610
CQ Newsroom-Japan Update

 


-----Original Message-----
From: CQ Amateur Radio
To:
Sent: Thu, Mar 17, 2011 10:18 pm
Subject: CQ Newsroom-Japan Update




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Kenwood: Production Unaffected by Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami

The president of Kenwood USA says the company's staff in Japan is safe and facilities there are undamaged. In addition, says Junji Kobayashi in a statement posted on the company's website (), there has been no impact on Kenwood's equipment production since its main factories are located in Malaysia.
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Kobayashi said Kenwood's corporate offices are south and west of the quake zone, but "power outages and interruption of mass transit have kept most of Kenwood's staff at home since the earthquake." However, he says, "we expect the infrastructure to improve in the coming week and our operations to fully resume accordingly."
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"We appreciate the concern for our employees expressed by all those who have contacted us," Kobayashi added. He promised additional updates as conditions warrant.

Posted by CQ Newsroom at ??


ICOM: Staff & Factories OK - Other Issues May Slow Production

ICOM America says the company's facilities in Japan suffered only minor dama ge from the March 11 earthquake, but that there may be interruptions in its supply chain from vendors in the quake/tsunami zone and that other issues, such as rolling power blackouts, may slow production.

Ray Novak , N9JA, ICOM America's Division Manager fo r Amateur and Receiver Products, released a statement reporting that no one on the company staff is known to have been injured as a result of the earthquakes or tsunami. "There are no damages reported at Icom's headquarters in Osaka or at either of our two main factories in

Wakayama," the statement says. "Both Osaka and Wakayama are located far south of the most severely affected areas. Icom did suffer some minor damage at our Tokyo and Sendai branch offices."

"Most of Icom's facilities and systems are ready to get back to normal business," the statement continued. "However, supplier logistics, commuting issues and future power disruptions will affect our company. It is too soon to tell how big an impact the earthquake and its aftermath will have on Icom."

The statement concluded with a request for donations to help with disaster relief efforts: "We are fortunate that most of the Icom family has so far survived this crisis intact. Other families have not been so fortunate, and many lives have been lost. Crisis relief donations are requested through the American Red Cross at . Google has also posted a on how to get involved."

Posted by CQ Newsroom at ?
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?Yaesu Update - Some Production Continues in China

Some production of Yaesu amateur radio equipment continues, according to Dennis Motschenbacher, K7BV, Executive Vice President of Yaesu Amateur Radio Sales.?


Yesterday, company president Jun Hasegawa announced that production at Vertex-Standard's factory in Fukushima, Japan, has been suspended due to earthquake damage. However, Dennis informs us that Yaesu also has a plant in China that is in full production.

?Posted by CQ Newsroom at
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Check the CQ Newsroom page regularly for updates on the disaster in Japan, especially as it relates to amateur radio.
Visit the CQ Newsroom at .
map of Japan??

CQ Communications, Inc.

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CQ Newsroom - Japan Breaking News

 



----- Original Message -----
To:?
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2011 6:30 PM
Subject: CQ Newsroom-Breaking News


________________________________________________


From the CQ Newsroom

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Yaesu Temporarily Suspends Production ?

After Earthquake - All Vertex Standard ?

employees and their families are said to be safe.




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Production of Yaesu radios at Vertex Standard's factory in Fukushima, Japan, has been temporarily halted due to earthquake damage.

In an open letter to the amateur radio community, Vertex Standard CEO and President Jun Hasegawa expressed his gratitude for the many "kind words and thoughts about us during this difficult time." He reports that all Vertex Standard employees and their families are OK, although the company has not been able to reach its many dealers and subcontractors located near the coast. "We just hope that they are alive," he writes.
map of Japan
Hasegawa also reports that the Yaesu factory in Fukushima suffered "minimal" damage from the earthquake but has been temporarily shut down nonetheless. He says he expects it to be back in normal operation within one to two weeks and asks for everyone's understanding and cooperation.

At this time, there have been no public reports received from any of the other Japanese amateur radio manufacturers.

Posted by CQ Newsroom at



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Re: common 8th character identifier for id-1?

Nik Presser
 

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A couple of us here in VK use "X" as the suffix, as in experimental use - because that's mainly what most 23cm D-Star activity is here in Australia.
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Cheers,
?
Nik Presser
VK3BA
Geelong

----- Original Message -----
From: sly
Sent: Friday, March 18, 2011 1:55 PM
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] common 8th character identifier for id-1?

?

What do you use for identifying your id-1 (separately) while on the network? I know you can use anything but didn't know if there was something common.
Thx Sly
n5gqb
common 8th character identifier for id-1?

 

What do you use for identifying your id-1 (separately) while on the network? I know you can use anything but didn't know if there was something common.
Thx Sly
n5gqb
Re: 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna

 

You can find the articles at www.wa5vjb.com? download section.

If you have access to a copy of the RSGB? International Microwave Handbook,
this is another family of easy to build 1250 MHz Yagi's on page 315
and a simple patch antenna on page 317.

Also on Page 21.72 of the 2010 ARRL Handbook.

Good luck with your project.??


--- On Mon, 3/14/11, Arnold Harding wrote:

From: Arnold Harding
Subject: Re: [D-STAR_23cm] 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna
To: D-STAR_23cm@...
Date: Monday, March 14, 2011, 10:05 PM

?

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. It
works quite well, although I don't have a way of measuring gain. It's
also not in any weatherproof container (Tupperware?), so I don't use
it outside except temporary.

I built a "Controlled Impedance Yagi Antenna" from an article for
1.2G, and it works Very Well. According to the article, the 10
element antenna has 13 dBi gain. I think the total cost to me was
about $5.00 until I added decent coax. It uses a stick and copper
wire, and dimensions are to ? inch. I used a hand drill, not a press.
I can forward the article if you want. It can be waterproofed for
outside use. The only issue is you need a way to measure SWR at this
frequency to make sure you have a working antenna. With this antenna
I've reached K6MDD-A from near Yosemite at over 110 miles.

The original article for this antenna is in the Files section of this
group, although there was a newer article produced after D-STAR
arrived and it has a couple different dimensions. This article also
has a "Simple Vertical Collinear Antenna" with about 5 to 6 dBi gain
designed for mobile use. It's 10" overall height.

73, Arnold

KQ6DI

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerome Lofton" <LoftonJ@...>
To: <D-STAR_23cm@...>
Sent: Monday, March 14, 2011 10:54 AM
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch
Antenna

> Has anyone used the L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch
> Antenna
> successfully with the ID-1 ?
>
>
>
> Since they are relatively inexpensive ($30) I was considering
> purchasing
> two primarily for (ID-1) unit-to-unit test Data Transmission
> Testing.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Jerome
> WD4CWG
>
> WD4CWG@...
>
>

Re: 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna

 

Arnold -?

If you have the dimensions / plans for the updated Controlled Impedance Yagi Antenna?
please send it to me & I'll upload it to the Files section of the group.?

Thanks.?

73, Mark, WB9QZB?

From: Arnold Harding
To: D-STAR_23cm@...
Sent: Mon, March 14, 2011 10:05:33 PM
Subject: Re: [D-STAR_23cm] 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna

?

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. It
works quite well, although I don't have a way of measuring gain. It's
also not in any weatherproof container (Tupperware?), so I don't use
it outside except temporary.

I built a "Controlled Impedance Yagi Antenna" from an article for
1.2G, and it works Very Well. According to the article, the 10
element antenna has 13 dBi gain. I think the total cost to me was
about $5.00 until I added decent coax. It uses a stick and copper
wire, and dimensions are to ? inch. I used a hand drill, not a press.
I can forward the article if you want. It can be waterproofed for
outside use. The only issue is you need a way to measure SWR at this
frequency to make sure you have a working antenna. With this antenna
I've reached K6MDD-A from near Yosemite at over 110 miles.

The original article for this antenna is in the Files section of this
group, although there was a newer article produced after D-STAR
arrived and it has a couple different dimensions. This article also
has a "Simple Vertical Collinear Antenna" with about 5 to 6 dBi gain
designed for mobile use. It's 10" overall height.

73, Arnold

KQ6DI

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerome Lofton" <LoftonJ@...>
To: <D-STAR_23cm@...>
Sent: Monday, March 14, 2011 10:54 AM
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch
Antenna

> Has anyone used the L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch
> Antenna
> successfully with the ID-1 ?
>
>
>
> Since they are relatively inexpensive ($30) I was considering
> purchasing
> two primarily for (ID-1) unit-to-unit test Data Transmission
> Testing.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Jerome
> WD4CWG
>
> WD4CWG@...
>
>


Re: 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna

 

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. It works quite well, although I don't have a way of measuring gain. It's also not in any weatherproof container (Tupperware?), so I don't use it outside except temporary.



I built a "Controlled Impedance Yagi Antenna" from an article for 1.2G, and it works Very Well. According to the article, the 10 element antenna has 13 dBi gain. I think the total cost to me was about $5.00 until I added decent coax. It uses a stick and copper wire, and dimensions are to inch. I used a hand drill, not a press. I can forward the article if you want. It can be waterproofed for outside use. The only issue is you need a way to measure SWR at this frequency to make sure you have a working antenna. With this antenna I've reached K6MDD-A from near Yosemite at over 110 miles.



The original article for this antenna is in the Files section of this group, although there was a newer article produced after D-STAR arrived and it has a couple different dimensions. This article also has a "Simple Vertical Collinear Antenna" with about 5 to 6 dBi gain designed for mobile use. It's 10" overall height.



73, Arnold

KQ6DI

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerome Lofton" <LoftonJ@...>
To: <D-STAR_23cm@...>
Sent: Monday, March 14, 2011 10:54 AM
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna


Has anyone used the L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna
successfully with the ID-1 ?



Since they are relatively inexpensive ($30) I was considering purchasing
two primarily for (ID-1) unit-to-unit test Data Transmission Testing.

Thanks in advance,
Jerome
WD4CWG

WD4CWG@...
Re: L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna

 

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


At 12:54 PM 3/14/2011, Jerome Lofton wrote:

?

Has anyone used the L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna successfully with the ID-1 ?



Since they are relatively inexpensive ($30) I was considering purchasing two primarily for (ID-1) unit-to-unit test Data Transmission Testing.

Thanks in advance,
Jerome
WD4CWG

WD4CWG@...
Re: L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna

 

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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, D.M.D., C.A.G.S. (Prosthodontics)
from beautiful downtown HELL, Michigan
Always available at:?? info@...
.......................................................................
See us on the web at:

W8SS, W8SSS & K8LCD all on QRZ.com and at drsmesh.com

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From: D-STAR_23cm@... [mailto:D-STAR_23cm@...] On Behalf Of Jerome Lofton
Sent: Monday, March 14, 2011 1:55 PM
To: D-STAR_23cm@...
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna

?

?

Has anyone used the L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna successfully with the ID-1 ?



Since they are relatively inexpensive ($30) I was considering purchasing two primarily for (ID-1) unit-to-unit test Data Transmission Testing.

Thanks in advance,
Jerome
WD4CWG

WD4CWG@...
L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna

Jerome Lofton
 

Has anyone used the L-com RE1208P-SM 1.2 GHz 8 dBi Flat Patch Antenna
successfully with the ID-1 ?



Since they are relatively inexpensive ($30) I was considering purchasing
two primarily for (ID-1) unit-to-unit test Data Transmission Testing.

Thanks in advance,
Jerome
WD4CWG

WD4CWG@...
Japan Disaster

 

----Forwarded Message----
From: wb9qzb_groups@...
To: DStar-Gateway@...
Sent: Sat Mar 12th, 2011 10:07 AM EST
Subject: [DStar-Gateway] Japan Disaster

On behalf of the group and D-STAR users everywhere, I would like to express our heart-felt sorrow to our Japanese friends over the events of the past 2 days. We hope that our friends in Japan and their families are safe and out of harm's way. Rest assured that you are in all of our thoughts and prayers.

73,

Pete Loveall AE5PL

PS: This may be reposted to any other D-STAR group.




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Yahoo! Groups Links
Special Event Stations on D-Star

dave.2w0ruh
 

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 projects.

Barry Amateur Radio Society will be operating GB2SCP from Penarth and GB2SCD from Dinas Powis, under supervision we aim to get schoolchildren to communicate with Radio operators across the world on this event.

The event will operate for a short period of time, from approx 11:30 UTC until school close probably around 15:00 UTC on Wednesday 16th March 2011.

We will be using Reflector 36C for the event and are likely to link GB7CD in Cardiff and MB6BA simplex link in Barry for this event, we would welcome any contacts via Reflector 36C for the duration of the event.

As well as operating on D-Star the schools will also be operating on the HF Bands with both voice and PSK Modes being employed.

The school is being judged for a national award on this event and are currently third based on the work they have done leading to this event, with your help we would like to get them into first place and win this national award.

Apologies if you receive this more than once as I will be posting in all the relevant yahoo groups that involve D-Star to gain maximum exposure for this event.

Please look out for us and call in on the day.

Thanks and 73

DAVE (2W0RUH)
One RP2D

 

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

 

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Gerry,

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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 you going to allow ALL of the ID-1s access to the Internet?

?

I¡¯m guessing that you meant to block DNS for everything except the gateway. This indeed has an impression of working, but it doesn¡¯t restrict me from getting access. Direct IP access, or a well-populated? host table would get around it.

?

Remember, this is blocking at the router to the Internet and therefore shouldn¡¯t really impact a local ID-1 to access local 10.0.0.X resources.

?

Ed

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From: D-STAR_23cm@... [mailto:D-STAR_23cm@...] On Behalf Of Gerry Dalton W5MAY
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2011 4:59 AM
To: D-STAR_23cm@...
Cc: maurizio.spanio@...
Subject: RE: [D-STAR_23cm] Fwd: Help FOR DSTAR DD

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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 in the Internet Router blocking everything EXCEPT 10.0.0.0 / 8 address range.?? Another way would be to block DNS queries TCP/UDP 53 outside of Gateway PC.? This way, when you try to browse to an address it will not go anywhere.

After the SuperBowl I'll set up a test here on the 1.2G system I have for a test here at the house and find and document a way to handle just this type of scenario.

Gerry
W5MAY


At 10:08 PM 2/1/2011, Woodrick, Ed wrote:

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 email (or any server) on the local 10.0.0.x subnet to allow the local D-STAR DD users to access.
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From: D-STAR_23cm@... [ mailto:D-STAR_23cm@...] On Behalf Of Mark Thompson
Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2011 10:11 PM
To: D-STAR_23cm@...
Cc: maurizio.spanio@...
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] Fwd: Help FOR DSTAR DD
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Perhaps we can help Maurizio with his questions below.
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I've copied him on this email & invited him to join the group.
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73, Mark, WB9QZB
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-----Original Message-----
From: maurizio spanio
To: wb9qzb@...
Sent: Sun, Jan 23, 2011 9:55 am
Subject: Help FOR DSTAR DD
Hello Mark, Maurizio and manage iz3cyw are some repeaters Italians.

I also have some form DD ICOM connected to repeaters in the Veneto.

In Italy it is not allowed to access the internet through the wireless network.

I want to create an intranet DSTAR with some services only for amateurs, but I'm notnetworking expert.

I have some things to ask:
- Do you know how to drive traffic to a DD and intranet to the Internet?
- Do you know how to activate a server for intranet email only DSTAR?

Thanks for the help.
73 de iz3cyw
Maurizio


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