Re: D-Rats setup with ID-1
Before? you try anything with the ID-1 (assuming that you are trying in DD mode) hook the two computers to each other with a hub and make them work. His will
probably save hours or days of misguidance. If the two computers can talk to each other through a simple switch, then replacing the switch with the ID-1s should be transparent.
?
Make sure that you aren¡¯t using a switch that provides DHCP.
?
Ed WA4YIH
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From: D-STAR_23cm@... [mailto:D-STAR_23cm@...]
On Behalf Of loadbox8thrun
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2012 1:03 AM
To: D-STAR_23cm@...
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] Re: D-Rats setup with ID-1
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?
I just wanted to let everyone know that I was able to finally able to do a D-Rats RF connection with Carlos, W7Ql using our Icom ID-1 radios. We were able to work together and get it to work. I only wish I could say what the
final fix was, other that doing it over and over again and rebooting over and over again. Now our big quest is to be able to do DD networking to drag and drop files from one computer to the other. Thanks to Arnold and everyone else for your contributions.
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "Arnold Harding"
>
> You set the radio for DV mode. You are not using the high speed data
> capabilities for D-Rats.
>
> Yes, the computer interface software needs to be off.. RC-24? The only
> interface I've used is the USB cable using Com port 6.
>
> Your normal registration is fine.
>
> Ask more if you have more questions or cannot get it to work.
> Arnold
> KQ6DI
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "loadbox8thrun"
> To: <D-STAR_23cm@...>
> Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 12:33 PM
> Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] D-Rats setup with ID-1
>
>
> > Greetings everyone
> > I recently got an IC ID-1 radio and would like to setup D-Rats to run
> > with it.
> > I have read several resources on how to set the radio up and configure
> > D-Rats. I do have some questions for settings that never seem to get
> > mentioned.
> >
> > 1. Do I set the radio mode to DV or DD?
> > 2. Do I need to shut the laptop radio interface software down and
> > use the RC24 while running D-Rats? I assume that is what
> > is meant in the
> > D-Rats instructions when it states "Cannot use PC application"
> > 3. Do I need to register my ID-1 radio on the gateway or is
> > the original registration enough?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Ron
> > KC7WVS
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > ------------------------------------
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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Re: D-Rats setup with ID-1
I just wanted to let everyone know that I was able to finally able to do a D-Rats RF connection with Carlos, W7Ql using our Icom ID-1 radios. We were able to work together and get it to work. I only wish I could say what the final fix was, other that doing it over and over again and rebooting over and over again. Now our big quest is to be able to do DD networking to drag and drop files from one computer to the other. Thanks to Arnold and everyone else for your contributions.
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--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "Arnold Harding" <kq6di@...> wrote:
You set the radio for DV mode. You are not using the high speed data
capabilities for D-Rats.
Yes, the computer interface software needs to be off.. RC-24? The only
interface I've used is the USB cable using Com port 6.
Your normal registration is fine.
Ask more if you have more questions or cannot get it to work.
Arnold
KQ6DI
----- Original Message -----
From: "loadbox8thrun" <ron.hyte@...>
To: <D-STAR_23cm@...>
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 12:33 PM
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] D-Rats setup with ID-1
Greetings everyone
I recently got an IC ID-1 radio and would like to setup D-Rats to run
with it.
I have read several resources on how to set the radio up and configure
D-Rats. I do have some questions for settings that never seem to get
mentioned.
1. Do I set the radio mode to DV or DD?
2. Do I need to shut the laptop radio interface software down and
use the RC24 while running D-Rats? I assume that is what
is meant in the
D-Rats instructions when it states "Cannot use PC application"
3. Do I need to register my ID-1 radio on the gateway or is
the original registration enough?
Thanks
Ron
KC7WVS
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Yahoo! Groups Links
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Use of D-STAR for Major ARES Exercise on Saturday
Interesting use of D-STAR for ARES Exercise! ?
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----- Forwarded Message -----
From: wb4qdx To: ga_dstar@...
Sent: Thursday, October 4, 2012 3:18 PM
Subject: [ga_dstar] Major ARES exercise on Saturday
This Saturday, October 6, ARES will conduct its annual Simulated Emergency Test.
Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina and Tennessee will be participating on a multi-state level and may use D-STAR for intra and interstate communications during the exercise.
The exercise hours will be from 0800 until late afternoon Eastern Time.
REF030 has been designated for use during the exercise. Most Georgia repeaters will be connected to REF030C for voice traffic, REF030D will be used for D-RATS data traffic.
All stations not participating in the exercise should allow use on Saturday for the SET. Any repeater interfering with the exercise will be disconnected from the reflector.
Reflector 30 is located in Atlanta, Georgia and has been funded through emergency communications grants.
Its primary purpose is to support emergency operations and training in Georgia. However, during non-emergency periods, all repeaters and users are welcome to link to reflector 30. When emergency events or training is conducted, linking may be restricted to Georgia repeaters and users or other supporting areas.
Please respect any Georgia EmComm activities that occur on the reflector.
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File - D-STAR 23cm Monthly Announcement.txt
D-STAR 23cm Ops -
Thanks for participating in the D-STAR 23cm group.
If you're using or experimenting with D-STAR on 23m currently let the group know how you're using D-STAR
by sending a message to the group, adding a Link in the Links area and/or Uploading a File to the Files area.
Messages & articles about how you currently or plan to use the high-speed data capability would be of particualar interest to group memebers.
By the way, there are already dozens of messages in the group's message log and
numerous files & links in the Files & Links areas about all aspects of D-STAR.
Please also let other D-STAR users, including those don't yet use D-STAR on 23cm, who aren't members of the group know about the group.
D-STAR 23cm Group
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Re: FAA Spectrum Management Rep to Discuss 23cm on Net Thursday
Here are notes that I took from the Papa System round table with guest Sidney Bradfield, W4LUU, FAA Radio Frequency Manager.
FAA 23cm band long range (250 miles) radar is being upgraded to solid-state equipment with lower transmit power and more sensitive (20 to 40 db more) receivers, replacing existing tube-type high maintenance cost radars. 23cm ham transmitters can swamp the input of these new radar receivers. The radar receiver pass band is 10MHz wide. These problems were a surprise to the FAA because the old radars were compatible with existing ham repeaters. The higher receiver sensitivity is the big problem because they are hearing things now that they never heard before. Their pre-installation engineering spectrum studies do not consider secondary usage. They instead assume that a secondary user's frequency can be changed. FAA radars can be located anywhere from 1215-1400 MHz. They are usually located far from populated areas, but exceptions exist, such as in Southern California.
They use direction finding to locate interfering sources, which can also turn out to be unlicensed devices such as wireless cameras, personal computers, etc. ARRL, through frequency coordinators, is facilitating relocating repeater frequencies that interfere with these new radar installations. Hams have generally been cooperative and many problems have been successfully resolved. Sidney focused on west coast problems because that is where the first radar installations were made. ARRL now has the schedule and other info about rolling out these installations in other parts of the country. Release of this information is constrained for security reasons, and the ARRL was given the information but can only provide it on a "need to know" basis.
73, Roland W9HPX
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Re: FAA Spectrum Management Rep to Discuss 23cm on Net Thursday
Can somebody that did listen, just give us a one paragraph synopsis? - - Buddy WB4OMG
On Sep 28, 2012, at 10:35:57 AM, "Brad Rehm" wrote: Mike, ? I had to miss the session last night.? Is a transcript or recording available anywhere on line? ? Brad KV5V (KE5RCS repeaters, Walburg, TX)
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Re: FAA Spectrum Management Rep to Discuss 23cm on Net Thursday
Mike, ? I had to miss the session last night.? Is a transcript or recording available anywhere on line? ? Brad KV5V (KE5RCS repeaters, Walburg, TX)
?
Sydney Bradfield W4LUU, FAA Radio Frequency Manager, will appear as a guest speaker/ham on the PAPA System Thursday Night D-STAR Round Table at 8:00 pm DST (0300Z) on Reflector 12C, this Thursday September 27.
Sydney W4LUU is the chief engineer in FAA's Spectrum Management Division. He will speak about 23cm amateur radio interference with FAA air route surveillance radar, other RFI issues, how they track down interference sources, his agency's relationships with the FCC and ARRL, and will take questions.
Sydney provides a unique insight into the conflict between amateur radio's secondary use of the 23cm band and interference problems that have resulted in 23cm repeaters being turned off or changing frequencies.
If you operate digital in the 23cm band, this net is a must. Know the future of the 23cm spectrum as FAA and FCC agencies clamp down on certain ham operations as surveillance radar use modernises and expands.
Mike
N6HKH
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FAA Spectrum Management Rep to Discuss 23cm on Net Thursday
Sydney Bradfield W4LUU, FAA Radio Frequency Manager, will appear as a guest speaker/ham on the PAPA System Thursday Night D-STAR Round Table at 8:00 pm DST (0300Z) on Reflector 12C, this Thursday September 27.
Sydney W4LUU is the chief engineer in FAA's Spectrum Management Division. He will speak about 23cm amateur radio interference with FAA air route surveillance radar, other RFI issues, how they track down interference sources, his agency's relationships with the FCC and ARRL, and will take questions.
Sydney provides a unique insight into the conflict between amateur radio's secondary use of the 23cm band and interference problems that have resulted in 23cm repeaters being turned off or changing frequencies.
If you operate digital in the 23cm band, this net is a must. Know the future of the 23cm spectrum as FAA and FCC agencies clamp down on certain ham operations as surveillance radar use modernises and expands.
Mike
N6HKH
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Re: Need Suggesions for Getting ID-1 On the Air with Mag Mount Antenna
Simply plug it all in and switch it on, you can operate analogue and D-Star
in simplex mode, add your callsign,? RPT 1 and 2 for any 23cms voice
repeaters locally and use just like 2 or 440.
?
Data¡¯s a bit different but there is plenty of information available on this
group.
?
regards
?
DAVE
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Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] Need Suggesions for Getting ID-1 On the Air
with Mag Mount Antenna
?
?
Hello to all,
Just acquired a Id-1 and mag mount antenna.
Any
suggestions on how I can put this combination on the air?
Bill
WA4WGP
mailto:bill.p89%40gmail.com
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Need Suggesions for Getting ID-1 On the Air with Mag Mount Antenna
Hello to all,
Just acquired a Id-1 and mag mount antenna.
Any suggestions on how I can put this combination on the air?
Bill WA4WGP
bill.p89@...
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Re: D-STAR QSO Party, Friday, 9/21, 00:00 UTC - Sunday, 9/23, 24:00 UTC
I see your registered on GB7NL Robert but no terminal has been set up I
don¡¯t know if you are the one to do this or whether the Keeper takes
responsibility for this, I see this has been going on for some time now but it
looks like it¡¯s possibly in your hands.
?
Regards
?
DAVE (MW0RUH)
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Subject: Re: [D-STAR_23cm] D-STAR QSO Party, Friday, 9/21, 00:00 UTC
- Sunday, 9/23, 24:00 UTC
?
?
Hi so unless you can get dstar to work it is a pointless exercise
then.?????? regards robert G6LLP_
?
From: Mark Thompson
To: "D-STAR_23cm@..."
; "IllinoisD-STAR@..."
; "WisconsinD-STAR@..."
; "IndianaD-STAR@..."
; "D-STAR_SPI@..."
Cc: "MadisonAmateurRadio@..."
<MadisonAmateurRadio@...>; "NS9RC@..."
; "PeoriaARC@..."
; "frrl@..."
Sent: Saturday, 22 September 2012,
5:36
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm]
D-STAR QSO Party, Friday, 9/21, 00:00 UTC - Sunday, 9/23, 24:00
UTC
?
?
http://www.icomamerica.com/en/promotions/amateur/2012Promotions/QSOParty2012/default.aspx?utm_source=Misc&utm_medium=PrintAd&utm_campaign=QSOParty2012
 D-STAR QSO PARTY 2012
 What's New
- 27 Aug. 2012
- Details of the prizes: New ID-51A/E will be given to the 7 lucky winners.
- 1 Aug. 2012
- D-STAR QSO PARTY 2012 Special Site Opened.
 ID-51A/E
Pre-releaseFor more details,
please check the following .
ID-51A/ID-51E.*
* This device has not been approved by the
appropriate authorities in each country. All stated features, appearances,
screen shots and specifications may be subject to change without notice.
*
Due to compliance and varying time requirements in different countries, awarding
an ID-51A/ID-51E as a prize will be subject to a completed type approval of this
radio in the country where the winner resides. If the required type approval is
not completed by March 31, 2013, for whatever reason, an alternative prize will
be awarded to that winner, as a replacement. |||
Copyright 1996-2012 Icom Inc.
Contest
Rules
Purpose
To allow the worldwide D-STAR community to come
together for the annual D-STAR QSO PARTY.
Prizes
The goal of the D-STAR QSO PARTY is to communicate
through as many D-STAR repeaters as possible throughout the world. All operators
who submit an approved log will be eligible for the prize draw. Seven (7)
winners will be randomly selected to each win a prize. The more D-STAR QSO's you
make, the more chances you have to win (up to a maximum of four prize draw
tickets). Please refer to the entry multipliers below.
To qualify for a prize
draw ticket, you need make a contact through at least one repeater in your own
country.
If you contact amateurs in more than 5 foreign countries, you will
qualify for two tickets to win a prize.
If you contact amateurs in more than
10 foreign countries, you will qualify for three tickets to win a prize.
If
you contact amateurs in more than 20 foreign countries, you will qualify for
four tickets to win a prize.
How the above "prize draw ticket"
system will work
The name and/or call sign of each entrant into the
D-STAR QSO PARTY will be collated and included in the prize draw. In this case
each entrant will be eligible for one prize draw ticket in the draw.
As per
the explanation above, the number of prize draw tickets is multiplied depending
on the number of countries outside your own that you receive a valid QSO from
during the competition period.
Winners can receive only one prize. Therefore,
in the case where a winner's name/call sign is drawn again, that person will not
receive another radio/calendar as a prize.
?
?
http://www.icomamerica.com/en/promotions/amateur/2012Promotions/QSOParty2012/default.aspx?utm_source=Misc&utm_medium=PrintAd&utm_campaign=QSOParty2012
?
Date & time
September 21st, 22nd and 23rd, 2012.
Friday 0:00 ~
Sunday 24:00 (UTC)
QSO Party organizers
Icom America and Icom Europe
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Re: D-STAR QSO Party, Friday, 9/21, 00:00 UTC - Sunday, 9/23, 24:00 UTC
Similarly, unless you are a road racer, entering a Grand Prix is a pointless exercise-unless you just want to watch/listen.?
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On Sep 22, 2012, at 2:35 AM, ROBERT FAREY < robert.farey@...> wrote:
?
Hi so unless you can get dstar to work it is a pointless exercise then.?????? regards robert G6LLP_
?
D-STAR QSO PARTY 2012
What's New
- 27 Aug. 2012
- Details of the prizes: New ID-51A/E will be given to the 7 lucky winners.
- 1 Aug. 2012
- D-STAR QSO PARTY 2012 Special Site Opened.
ID-51A/E Pre-release
For more details, please check the following .
ID-51A/ID-51E.*
* This device has not been approved by the appropriate
authorities in each country. All stated features, appearances, screen
shots and specifications may be subject to change without notice.
* Due to compliance and varying time requirements in different
countries, awarding an ID-51A/ID-51E as a prize will be subject to a
completed type approval of this radio in the country where the winner
resides. If the required type approval is not completed by March 31,
2013, for whatever reason, an alternative prize will be awarded to that
winner, as a replacement.
|||
Copyright 1996-2012 Icom Inc.
Contest Rules
Purpose
To allow the worldwide D-STAR community to come together for the annual D-STAR QSO PARTY.
Prizes
The goal of the D-STAR QSO PARTY is to
communicate through as many D-STAR repeaters as possible throughout the
world. All operators who submit an approved log will be eligible for the
prize draw. Seven (7) winners will be randomly selected to each win a
prize. The more D-STAR QSO's you make, the more chances you have to win
(up to a maximum of four prize draw tickets). Please refer to the entry
multipliers below.
To qualify for a prize draw ticket, you need make a contact through at least one repeater in your own country.
If you contact amateurs in more than 5 foreign countries, you will qualify for two tickets to win a prize.
If you contact amateurs in more than 10 foreign countries, you will qualify for three tickets to win a prize.
If you contact amateurs in more than 20 foreign countries, you will qualify for four tickets to win a prize.
How the above "prize draw ticket" system will work
The name and/or call sign of each entrant into
the D-STAR QSO PARTY will be collated and included in the prize draw. In
this case each entrant will be eligible for one prize draw ticket in
the draw.
As per the explanation above, the number of prize draw
tickets is multiplied depending on the number of countries outside your
own that you receive a valid QSO from during the competition period.
Winners
can receive only one prize. Therefore, in the case where a winner's
name/call sign is drawn again, that person will not receive another
radio/calendar as a prize.
Date & time
September 21st, 22nd and 23rd, 2012.
Friday 0:00 ~ Sunday 24:00 (UTC)
QSO Party organizers
Icom America and Icom Europe
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Re: D-STAR QSO Party, Friday, 9/21, 00:00 UTC - Sunday, 9/23, 24:00 UTC
Hi so unless you can get dstar to work it is a pointless exercise then.?????? regards robert G6LLP_
From: Mark Thompson
To: "D-STAR_23cm@..." ; "IllinoisD-STAR@..." ; "WisconsinD-STAR@..." ; "IndianaD-STAR@..."
; "kc9lkz@..." ; "D-STAR_SPI@..."
Cc: "MadisonAmateurRadio@..." ; "NS9RC@..." <NS9RC@...>; "PeoriaARC@..." ; "frrl@..."
Sent: Saturday, 22 September 2012, 5:36
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] D-STAR QSO Party, Friday, 9/21, 00:00 UTC - Sunday, 9/23, 24:00 UTC
?
http://www.icomamerica.com/en/promotions/amateur/2012Promotions/QSOParty2012/default.aspx?utm_source=Misc&utm_medium=PrintAd&utm_campaign=QSOParty2012
D-STAR QSO PARTY 2012
What's New
- 27 Aug. 2012
- Details of the prizes: New ID-51A/E will be given to the 7 lucky winners.
- 1 Aug. 2012
- D-STAR QSO PARTY 2012 Special Site Opened.
ID-51A/E Pre-release
For more details, please check the following .
ID-51A/ID-51E.*
* This device has not been approved by the appropriate
authorities in each country. All stated features, appearances, screen
shots and specifications may be subject to change without notice.
* Due to compliance and varying time requirements in different
countries, awarding an ID-51A/ID-51E as a prize will be subject to a
completed type approval of this radio in the country where the winner
resides. If the required type approval is not completed by March 31,
2013, for whatever reason, an alternative prize will be awarded to that
winner, as a replacement.
|||
Copyright 1996-2012 Icom Inc.
Contest Rules
Purpose
To allow the worldwide D-STAR community to come together for the annual D-STAR QSO PARTY.
Prizes
The goal of the D-STAR QSO PARTY is to
communicate through as many D-STAR repeaters as possible throughout the
world. All operators who submit an approved log will be eligible for the
prize draw. Seven (7) winners will be randomly selected to each win a
prize. The more D-STAR QSO's you make, the more chances you have to win
(up to a maximum of four prize draw tickets). Please refer to the entry
multipliers below.
To qualify for a prize draw ticket, you need make a contact through at least one repeater in your own country.
If you contact amateurs in more than 5 foreign countries, you will qualify for two tickets to win a prize.
If you contact amateurs in more than 10 foreign countries, you will qualify for three tickets to win a prize.
If you contact amateurs in more than 20 foreign countries, you will qualify for four tickets to win a prize.
How the above "prize draw ticket" system will work
The name and/or call sign of each entrant into
the D-STAR QSO PARTY will be collated and included in the prize draw. In
this case each entrant will be eligible for one prize draw ticket in
the draw.
As per the explanation above, the number of prize draw
tickets is multiplied depending on the number of countries outside your
own that you receive a valid QSO from during the competition period.
Winners
can receive only one prize. Therefore, in the case where a winner's
name/call sign is drawn again, that person will not receive another
radio/calendar as a prize.
http://www.icomamerica.com/en/promotions/amateur/2012Promotions/QSOParty2012/default.aspx?utm_source=Misc&utm_medium=PrintAd&utm_campaign=QSOParty2012
Date & time
September 21st, 22nd and 23rd, 2012.
Friday 0:00 ~ Sunday 24:00 (UTC)
QSO Party organizers
Icom America and Icom Europe
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D-STAR QSO Party, Friday, 9/21, 00:00 UTC - Sunday, 9/23, 24:00 UTC
http://www.icomamerica.com/en/promotions/amateur/2012Promotions/QSOParty2012/default.aspx?utm_source=Misc&utm_medium=PrintAd&utm_campaign=QSOParty2012
D-STAR QSO PARTY 2012
What's New
- 27 Aug. 2012
- Details of the prizes: New ID-51A/E will be given to the 7 lucky winners.
- 1 Aug. 2012
- D-STAR QSO PARTY 2012 Special Site Opened.
ID-51A/E Pre-release
For more details, please check the following .
ID-51A/ID-51E.*
* This device has not been approved by the appropriate
authorities in each country. All stated features, appearances, screen
shots and specifications may be subject to change without notice.
* Due to compliance and varying time requirements in different
countries, awarding an ID-51A/ID-51E as a prize will be subject to a
completed type approval of this radio in the country where the winner
resides. If the required type approval is not completed by March 31,
2013, for whatever reason, an alternative prize will be awarded to that
winner, as a replacement.
|||
Copyright 1996-2012 Icom Inc.  D-STAR QSO PARTY 2012
Contest Rules
Purpose
To allow the worldwide D-STAR community to come together for the annual D-STAR QSO PARTY.
Prizes
The goal of the D-STAR QSO PARTY is to
communicate through as many D-STAR repeaters as possible throughout the
world. All operators who submit an approved log will be eligible for the
prize draw. Seven (7) winners will be randomly selected to each win a
prize. The more D-STAR QSO's you make, the more chances you have to win
(up to a maximum of four prize draw tickets). Please refer to the entry
multipliers below.
To qualify for a prize draw ticket, you need make a contact through at least one repeater in your own country.
If you contact amateurs in more than 5 foreign countries, you will qualify for two tickets to win a prize.
If you contact amateurs in more than 10 foreign countries, you will qualify for three tickets to win a prize.
If you contact amateurs in more than 20 foreign countries, you will qualify for four tickets to win a prize.
How the above "prize draw ticket" system will work
The name and/or call sign of each entrant into
the D-STAR QSO PARTY will be collated and included in the prize draw. In
this case each entrant will be eligible for one prize draw ticket in
the draw.
As per the explanation above, the number of prize draw
tickets is multiplied depending on the number of countries outside your
own that you receive a valid QSO from during the competition period.
Winners
can receive only one prize. Therefore, in the case where a winner's
name/call sign is drawn again, that person will not receive another
radio/calendar as a prize.
http://www.icomamerica.com/en/promotions/amateur/2012Promotions/QSOParty2012/default.aspx?utm_source=Misc&utm_medium=PrintAd&utm_campaign=QSOParty2012
Date & time
September 21st, 22nd and 23rd, 2012.
Friday 0:00 ~ Sunday 24:00 (UTC)
QSO Party organizers
Icom America and Icom Europe
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Re: D-Star Repeaters covering the Salt Lake Valley and beyond
Check out the map of nearest repeaters at
(change ¡°by Region to Nearest)
?
There does seem to be one near South Jordan, and a few north of town. I¡¯m not sure how high they are and what their coverage is.
?
Ed WA4YIH
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From: D-STAR_23cm@... [mailto:D-STAR_23cm@...]
On Behalf Of loadbox8thrun
Sent: Saturday, September 1, 2012 2:11 PM
To: D-STAR_23cm@...
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] D-Star Repeaters covering the Salt Lake Valley and beyond
?
?
I'm wondering if someone could report what they know about the status of our D-Star repeaters that we have located in and around the salt lake valley. Are there any repeaters that have a working Gateway, and are there any repeaters
that are working just as repeaters without a Gateway. Would it be possible to have a group or club maintenance fee to help support the Gateways?
Thanks
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Re: Utah D-STAR Repeaters
See ? for Utah D-Star . Repeater list shows all Utah D-Star; specifically ??Kf6RAL, WA7GIE and KO7SLC as D-Star in SLC. Only KO7SLC show having a gateway installed, but a foot notes says it is not functional.
? 73 Kent W7AOR Las Vegas, NV Ref014 , N7ARR and N7NDS gateways ? see ?
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From: D-STAR_23cm@... [mailto:D-STAR_23cm@...]
Sent: Monday, September 03, 2012 4:15 AM
To: D-STAR_23cm@...
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] Digest Number 286? Messages 1a
Sun Sep?2,?2012 4:56?am (PDT) . Posted by: Dstarusers shows WA7GIE but no gateway according to the database.
The Utah VHF Society shows one near Logan too.
Tom NY4I
Principal Solutions Architect
Better Software Solutions, Inc.
727-437-2771
On Sep 1, 2012, at 2:11 PM, "loadbox8thrun" <ron.hyte@...> wrote:
> I'm wondering if someone could report what they know about the status of our D-Star repeaters that we have located in and around the salt lake valley. Are there any repeaters that have a working Gateway, and are there any repeaters that are working just as repeaters without a Gateway. Would it be possible to have a group or club maintenance fee to help support the Gateways?
>
> Thanks
>
> 1b
Sun Sep?2,?2012 2:02?pm (PDT) . Posted by: At the present time I do not think there are any D-Star repeaters in the
SLC area on the Gateway.
There is one at the KSL site that they are working on getting internet to
it and a couple of other repeaters in the area that are coming on line soon.
As of right now the only ones that have Gateway connectivity are located in
the Logan and Cedar City area. Please correct me if I am wrong.
On Sat, Sep 1, 2012 at 5:14 PM, Tom Schaefer <ny4i@...> wrote:
> **
>
>
> Dstarusers shows WA7GIE but no gateway according to the database.
>
>
>
> The Utah VHF Society shows one near Logan too.
>
> Tom NY4I
> Principal Solutions Architect
> Better Software Solutions, Inc.
> 727-437-2771
>
> On Sep 1, 2012, at 2:11 PM, "loadbox8thrun" <ron.hyte@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> I'm wondering if someone could report what they know about the status of
> our D-Star repeaters that we have located in and around the salt lake
> valley. Are there any repeaters that have a working Gateway, and are there
> any repeaters that are working just as repeaters without a Gateway. Would
> it be possible to have a group or club maintenance fee to help support the
> Gateways?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
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Tyler Griffiths
N7UWX
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Sun Sep?2,?2012 3:06?pm (PDT) . Posted by: Thanks Tom
I was aware of the other repeaters surrounding Salt Lake city but was hoping
that the persons involved with these repeaters would report some of the
problems they were having to get Gateways set-up.
Thanks
Ron
KC7WVS
From: D-STAR_23cm@... [mailto:D-STAR_23cm@...] On
Behalf Of Tyler Griffiths
Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2012 11:05 AM
To: D-STAR_23cm@...
Subject: Re: [D-STAR_23cm] D-Star Repeaters covering the Salt Lake Valley
and beyond
At the present time I do not think there are any D-Star repeaters in the SLC
area on the Gateway.
There is one at the KSL site that they are working on getting internet to it
and a couple of other repeaters in the area that are coming on line soon.
As of right now the only ones that have Gateway connectivity are located in
the Logan and Cedar City area. Please correct me if I am wrong.
On Sat, Sep 1, 2012 at 5:14 PM, Tom Schaefer <ny4i@...> wrote:
Dstarusers shows WA7GIE but no gateway according to the database.
The Utah VHF Society shows one near Logan too.
Tom NY4I
Principal Solutions Architect
Better Software Solutions, Inc.
727-437-2771
On Sep 1, 2012, at 2:11 PM, "loadbox8thrun" <ron.hyte@...> wrote:
I'm wondering if someone could report what they know about the status of our
D-Star repeaters that we have located in and around the salt lake valley.
Are there any repeaters that have a working Gateway, and are there any
repeaters that are working just as repeaters without a Gateway. Would it be
possible to have a group or club maintenance fee to help support the
Gateways?
Thanks
--
Tyler Griffiths
N7UWX
See where I am:
2a
Sun Sep?2,?2012 9:35?pm (PDT) . Posted by: N7ARR Las Vegas has the full stack of ICOM D-Star equipmenthas ver 2 software for its gateway.
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., D-STAR_23cm@... wrote:
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> D-STAR 23cm Ops -
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> Thanks for participating in the D-STAR 23cm group.
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> If you're using or experimenting with D-STAR on 23m currently let the group know how you're using D-STAR
> by sending a message to the group, adding a Link in the Links area and/or Uploading a File to the Files area.
>
> Messages & articles about how you currently or plan to use the high-speed data capability would be of particualar interest to group memebers.
>
> By the way, there are already dozens of messages in the group's message log and
> numerous files & links in the Files & Links areas about all aspects of D-STAR.
>
> Please also let other D-STAR users, including those don't yet use D-STAR on 23cm, who aren't members of the group know about the group.
>
> D-STAR 23cm Group
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Re: File - D-STAR 23cm Monthly Announcement.txt
Ok.... Here is my post. Has anyone had any experience in setting up two Icom DD boxes, one around 1250.00 MHz and one around 1298.00 Mhz and then passing the data between them through the gateway server? If my thinking is correct you should be able to build a true data repeater rather than just an access point system. George W4AQR w4aqr@... -------------------------------------------------- From: "W7AOR" <w7aor@...> Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2012 11:41 PM To: <D-STAR_23cm@...> Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] Re: File - D-STAR 23cm Monthly Announcement.txt N7ARR Las Vegas has the full stack of ICOM D-Star equipmenthas ver 2 software for its gateway.
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., D-STAR_23cm@... wrote:
D-STAR 23cm Ops -
Thanks for participating in the D-STAR 23cm group.
If you're using or experimenting with D-STAR on 23m currently let the group know how you're using D-STAR
by sending a message to the group, adding a Link in the Links area and/or Uploading a File to the Files area.
Messages & articles about how you currently or plan to use the high-speed data capability would be of particualar interest to group memebers.
By the way, there are already dozens of messages in the group's message log and
numerous files & links in the Files & Links areas about all aspects of D-STAR.
Please also let other D-STAR users, including those don't yet use D-STAR on 23cm, who aren't members of the group know about the group.
D-STAR 23cm Group
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N7ARR Las Vegas has the full stack of ICOM D-Star equipmenthas ver 2 software for its gateway.
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--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., D-STAR_23cm@... wrote:
D-STAR 23cm Ops -
Thanks for participating in the D-STAR 23cm group.
If you're using or experimenting with D-STAR on 23m currently let the group know how you're using D-STAR
by sending a message to the group, adding a Link in the Links area and/or Uploading a File to the Files area.
Messages & articles about how you currently or plan to use the high-speed data capability would be of particualar interest to group memebers.
By the way, there are already dozens of messages in the group's message log and
numerous files & links in the Files & Links areas about all aspects of D-STAR.
Please also let other D-STAR users, including those don't yet use D-STAR on 23cm, who aren't members of the group know about the group.
D-STAR 23cm Group
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Re: D-Star Repeaters covering the Salt Lake Valley and beyond
Thanks Tom I was aware of the other repeaters surrounding Salt Lake city but was hoping that the persons involved with these repeaters would report ?some of the problems they were having to get Gateways set-up. ? Thanks Ron KC7WVS ?
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From: D-STAR_23cm@... [mailto:D-STAR_23cm@...] On Behalf Of Tyler Griffiths
Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2012 11:05 AM
To: D-STAR_23cm@...
Subject: Re: [D-STAR_23cm] D-Star Repeaters covering the Salt Lake Valley and beyond? ? At the present time I do not think there are any D-Star repeaters in the SLC area on the Gateway. There is one at the KSL site that they are working on getting internet to it and a couple of other repeaters in the area that are coming on line soon. As of right now the only ones that have Gateway connectivity are located in the Logan and Cedar City area. Please correct me if I am wrong. On Sat, Sep 1, 2012 at 5:14 PM, Tom Schaefer <ny4i@...> wrote: ? Dstarusers shows WA7GIE but no gateway according to the database.? The Utah VHF Society shows one near Logan too.? Tom NY4I
Principal Solutions Architect Better Software Solutions, Inc.?
On Sep 1, 2012, at 2:11 PM, "loadbox8thrun" <ron.hyte@...> wrote:
? I'm wondering if someone could report what they know about the status of our D-Star repeaters that we have located in and around the salt lake valley. Are there any repeaters that have a working Gateway, and are there any repeaters that are working just as repeaters without a Gateway. Would it be possible to have a group or club maintenance fee to help support the Gateways?
Thanks
--
Tyler Griffiths
N7UWX
See where I am:
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Re: D-Star Repeaters covering the Salt Lake Valley and beyond
At the present time I do not think there are any D-Star repeaters in the SLC area on the Gateway. There is one at the KSL site that they are working on getting internet to it and a couple of other repeaters in the area that are coming on line soon.
As of right now the only ones that have Gateway connectivity are located in the Logan and Cedar City area. Please correct me if I am wrong.
On Sat, Sep 1, 2012 at 5:14 PM, Tom Schaefer <ny4i@...> wrote:
?
Dstarusers shows WA7GIE but no gateway according to the database.?
The Utah VHF Society shows one near Logan too.?
Tom NY4I Principal Solutions Architect Better Software Solutions, Inc.?
On Sep 1, 2012, at 2:11 PM, "loadbox8thrun" < ron.hyte@...> wrote:
?
I'm wondering if someone could report what they know about the status of our D-Star repeaters that we have located in and around the salt lake valley. Are there any repeaters that have a working Gateway, and are there any repeaters that are working just as repeaters without a Gateway. Would it be possible to have a group or club maintenance fee to help support the Gateways?
Thanks
-- Tyler Griffiths N7UWX See where I am:
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