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I'd use another radio that had a 9600 bps data port. The TS-2000 should work fine, but it's a LOT of radio to tie up as a hotspot, since there's cheaper options for the 6m, 2m, 70cm or 23cm bands. If

I got a question I have a ts-2000 for this I know i should use another radio. Does it with a case enclose. I like to get it for my TS-2000. I do have IC-80AD . I would buy it for my TS-2000 . and the

----- Forwarded Message ----- ?New GMSK modem -- Star*Board ? ? Posted by: "J. Moen" jim@... k6jm_jim ? ? Date: Mon Aug 22, 2011 9:51 pm ((PDT)) Hope this "announcement" is ok on this

The 30th Annual? ARRL and TAPR Digital Communications Conference September 16-18, 2011 - Baltimore, MD http://www.tapr.org/dcc - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Yes.... D-RATS works fine. The ID-1 software requires you to update the drivers. George W4AQR w4aqr@... Florida Digital & Wireless Society (FDAWS) Trustee/Sysop KJ4ARB - D-STAR

I’m running the software on the Netbook with Windows seven but not the starter edition but it works fine. Haven’t got around to D-Rats yet still trying the networking bit. Regards DAVE Sent:

Has anyone tried running D Rats and/or the ID-1 software on a netbook running Windows 7 Starter? Buddy Morgan WB4OMG

Just remember ID-1s are an Ethernet bridge (D-STAR wrappers get removed when it goes to the Ethernet port on the radio), just treat them as if they were an Ethernet switch and the Ethernet packets

Thanks Erik. The part I could not remember, and we did not document, is if we set the second pair of ID-1s up using RPS in addition to DD mode. Will go test that and update our ncrdstar.org wiki to

Forgot to add an important point. The second set of ID-1s must be on a different frequency than the gateway. Otherwise they interfere with each other and cut the bandwidth way down. Do not remember if

Hi Paul, Yes they can, in fact myself and several others have done this at the Marine Corps Marathon where we use ID-1s to support the aid stations that are beyond (around a corner) from the gateway

We have an article on how to do this in the Spring 2011 CQ-VHF magazine. The ID-1 is an Ethernet bridge. Use a plain Ethernet cable from the ID-1 to the PC at each end. The stock ID-1 Ethernet F-F

Bill - I think you may be referring to what was called a "Bent Pipe Repeater" using two ID-1s. I believe I placed some Links and/or Files on this group about that "Bent Pipe Repeater". 73, Mark,

I was chatting with some folks in Vancouver BC, or was it Victoria, that were doing this but I can't find the messages in my Email archives... Bill

I have heard that two ID-1 radios can be configured to act as a relay of DD from a DD module thru the relay to a end user who is out of range of the DD module. I have heard that a crossover cable or a

More info about the ARRL/TAPR DCC is at: www.tapr.org/dcc ----- Forwarded Message ---- Call for Papers--2011 ARRL/TAPR Digital Communications Conference Posted by: "Ford, Steve, WB8IMY" sford@...

PS: I forgot to add, you may what to join the 880 group, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ID880H/ There are files related to the 80/880 concerning the DR mode (if you use that feature) that one needs to

Hello Bill, The quick answer is to go to dstarinfo.com and read up on using the D-Star Calculator. It will explain what to program into a radio to do what you ask. (Best of wishes) 73's James N0XIA

Hi my name is Bill my callsign is kc9mvw i just bought the ic-80ad i program the lake county IL repeater kc9okw 440.74375 i want to know how to link to other repeaters and reflectors

Looks good it should be a tri band version does any one know the date of the brisbane rally ernie G4LUE To: dstar_digital@...; D-STAR_23cm@... CC: