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Thank you Mark! Your article is fantastic. I'm sure it will save a LOT of head-scratching in the community.

BTW, you mention ID-1 as the only radio that can do 23cm high-speed data, but the 9100 also does it (with the 23cm band unit installed).

Thanks again,
Alan

--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., Mark Thompson <wb9qzb_groups@...> wrote:

Hi, everyone

I've just uploaded a free PDF of an extensive article I wrote for the SERA
Repeater Journal. I call it "Repeaters from A to D ?€" Analog to D-STAR."

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The D-STAR Basics & EmComm webinars were free, but you did need to make sure to check that Go To Meeting would run properly on your PC.?

If you missed the webinars the Atlantic Division is selling them on DVD at:?

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From: "ke4dzu@..." <ke4dzu@...>
To: D-STAR_23cm@...
Sent: Thu, June 2, 2011 5:55:10 AM
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] Re: ARRL to Host Two D-STAR Webinars, Basics & EmComm

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Hi Mark, I haven't used a "webinar" session, is there a fee associated with this presentation, and do I need "Go to Meeting" software installed on my "PC", and is there a fee for it as well?

Thanks, KE4DZU, Mike

--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., Mark Thompson wrote:
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> ARRL Atlantic Division to Host Two D-STAR Webinars
>
> 05/23/2011
>
> Periodically, the ARRL¡¯s Atlantic Division hosts a ¡°webinar¡± -- an
> interactive Web-based seminar, designed to facilitate communication
> between a small number of presenters and a large remote audience using
> the Internet. Atlantic Division Director Bill Edgar, N3LLR, and the
> National Capital Region D-STAR Association will present a two-part
> webinar discussion on D-STAR technology and its application to emergency
> communications. Anyone can register for these informative, interactive
> Internet meetings; you do not need to reside in the Atlantic Division to
> join in.
>
> Part 1 will be presented on Wednesday, May 25 at 9 PM (EDT). This 90
> minute webinar -- entitled D-STAR Basics -- will provide a general
> introduction to the topic of D-STAR and compares the technology to
> existing Amateur Radio systems. Examples of D-STAR innovation will also
> be presented. Click *here*
> <> to sign up for Part 1.
>
> On Wednesday, June 8 at 9 PM (EDT), join in for Part 2 -- D-STAR and
> EmComm. This 90 minute webinar will provide a discussion on how D-STAR
> technology can benefit Amateur Radio EmComm scenarios. Examples of
> D-STAR applications to EMCOMM will also be presented, as well as future
> growth ideas. Click *here*
> <> to sign up for Part 2.
>
> From ARRL web site news.
>

ARRL Atlantic Division to Host Two D-STAR Webinars

05/23/2011

Periodically, the ARRL?€?s Atlantic Division hosts a ?€?webinar?€? -- an
interactive Web-based seminar, designed to facilitate communication
between a small number of presenters and a large remote audience using
the Internet. Atlantic Division Director Bill Edgar, N3LLR, and the
National Capital Region D-STAR Association will present a two-part
webinar discussion on D-STAR technology and its application to emergency
communications. Anyone can register for these informative, interactive
Internet meetings; you do not need to reside in the Atlantic Division to
join in.

Part 1 will be presented on Wednesday, May 25 at 9 PM (EDT). This 90
minute webinar -- entitled D-STAR Basics -- will provide a general
introduction to the topic of D-STAR and compares the technology to
existing Amateur Radio systems. Examples of D-STAR innovation will also
be presented. Click *here*
<> to sign up for Part 1.

On Wednesday, June 8 at 9 PM (EDT), join in for Part 2 -- D-STAR and
EmComm. This 90 minute webinar will provide a discussion on how D-STAR
technology can benefit Amateur Radio EmComm scenarios. Examples of
D-STAR applications to EMCOMM will also be presented, as well as future
growth ideas. Click *here*
<> to sign up for Part 2.

From ARRL web site news.