Re: ID1 to ID1 Digital Data
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., Kris Kirby wrote: > Any reliability issues? Can you use this for backhauling D-Star traffic? > to the internet? > > -- > Kris Kirby, KE4AHR > Disinformation Analyst >
Hi Kris, ? I jotted down some notes on things I tried. ?Here are the protocols I tested and the results. ? The connection was solid but I was only getting about 90kps even with a short range. ? Keep in mind there is no error correction in the DSTAR protocol. ?But, in a pinch, it would absolutely be better than ?nothing. ? It worked on 12 watts fairly well in a 3 mile area around my house with the mobile side in my van.?
Protocol/Modes tested: Green=good; red=failed; yellow= not tested SSH HTTP(S) FTP(S) DNS SMTP IMAP POP3 IM? AIM DRATS MagicJack Skype DSTAR DSTAR HOTSPOT Mobile Cell tower Multicast IPv6 Video SAMBA
== Joe kc2zki
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Re: ID1 to ID1 Digital Data
On Wed, 26 Dec 2012, Joe Chimento wrote: Hi Tom,
I uploaded the diagram in our file area....let me know if you have any questions...
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Joe
kc2zki > Last April I was playing with two ID1's to get them to link together running digital
data across the link. My goal was to create a home digital data node, connected to the
internet that was a 1.2Ghz hotspot for another ID1. It worked. I was able to achieve
full internet linking between the ID1's.
>
> Keep in mind this was an experiment where most of the work was done with the ID1's in
the same room (antennae outside) operating at low power. I have a short video of the
setup and a network diagram depicting how it worked. Any reliability issues? Can you use this for backhauling D-Star traffic to the internet? -- Kris Kirby, KE4AHR Disinformation Analyst
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Re: ID1 to ID1 Digital Data
Hi Tom,
?? I uploaded the diagram in our file area....let me know if you have any questions...
?
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Joe
kc2zki
On Tue, Dec 25, 2012 at 10:13 PM, kc9ony <kc9ony@...> wrote:
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Joe,
I'd be interested in seeing that diagram or pic of the setup.
73,
Tom KC9ONY
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "viaopensource" wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> Last April I was playing with two ID1's to get them to link together running digital data across the link. My goal was to create a home digital data node, connected to the internet that was a 1.2Ghz hotspot for another ID1. It worked. I was able to achieve full internet linking between the ID1's.
>
> Keep in mind this was an experiment where most of the work was done with the ID1's in the same room (antennae outside) operating at low power. I have a short video of the setup and a network diagram depicting how it worked.
>
> I will upload the diagram to the file or picture area if anyone is interested.
>
> 73's
> --
> Joe
> kc2zki
>
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Re: ID1 to ID1 Digital Data
Joe,
I'd be interested in seeing that diagram or pic of the setup.
73,
Tom KC9ONY
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--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "viaopensource" <kc2zki@...> wrote:
Hi all,
Last April I was playing with two ID1's to get them to link together running digital data across the link. My goal was to create a home digital data node, connected to the internet that was a 1.2Ghz hotspot for another ID1. It worked. I was able to achieve full internet linking between the ID1's.
Keep in mind this was an experiment where most of the work was done with the ID1's in the same room (antennae outside) operating at low power. I have a short video of the setup and a network diagram depicting how it worked.
I will upload the diagram to the file or picture area if anyone is interested.
73's
--
Joe
kc2zki
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Jim,
Based on your info, I had several setting wrong. I did not have RPS set (0 offset) and in 'yourname' I had 'cqcqcq'. I did see the handshake going this time, but inet connectivity. I'll wait a few days and try it again. Thanks for the info!
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Joe
kc2zki
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--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@...> wrote:
Hold up Joe
Something going on with the nj2dg network conection. Dont go nuts, trying to get it to work, right now.
Once i noticed that nj2dg was not on the 20A reflector, I started to scratch my head. So i gave the dd a shot. it looks like i am handshaking with with the repeater but no internet connection. I would say keep checking the reflector status site on the net. and dont try DD until, you see the stack back on the reflector. My guess is that they have a problem with there internet connection.
Looks like Murphy is kicking you in the pants.
JIM
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "viaopensource" <kc2zki@> wrote:
Thanks Jimmy! Plan on taking one of my ID1's to work this coming week and playing with these settings. Its about 17 miles from Martinsville, but I have access to the roof tops which should help. At 12 watts I think I should hit the repeater. I'll let you know how I make out.
--
Joe
kc2zki
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@> wrote:
best way to set up the rig is with a computer. however i have to use an xp mchn, because i cant find 64 bit drivers.
to work martinsville dont even try if you do not have a good siginal
check out the sig on 1.2 dv first.
1284.000 dv neg split down 12.000
settings for nj2dg DD
freq 1250.000
mode DD
RP RPS Must be RPS
offset 0.000
your nj2dg
rpt1 nj2dg A
rpt2 nj2dg G
on the face press the TXinh button so that TXinh is off
unless you are using d-star settings you MUST NOT have your computer ip set to static.
if all is right so far you turn on the rig go to the channel, make sure the mode is DD and txinhib is off
disable any wireless on the computer.
unplug the cat5 cable from your router to your computer.
reboot your computer.
then plug the cat5 cable from the id 1 into your computer.
if all is well you should see the power lcds flashing power in & out. if so you are hand shaking with nj2dg
you should be able to browse the net at a slow pace if all is good
I have set up a wireless router with the id 1
using the d-star static infomation email me and ill give you that info
jimmy.sull@
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "viaopensource" <kc2zki@> wrote:
Hi Jim,
I am in Bayonne which is close to Newark Airport. I can hit NJ2DG 2m DV repeater with 5 Watts on an HT (92AD). I have two ID-1's and would like try DD on that repeater. Can you tell me what settings you use for this?
73's
--
Joe
kc2zki
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@> wrote:
Hey it worked. I was very lucky, after the storm, I only lost power for three days. My cable (internet) also down. It looks like all the batteries in the green amp boxes up on the poles were dead. My 3g/4g sprint device was also down. My last resort 1.2ghz DD. A real big thank you to the guys at NJ2DG, Martinsville NJ. Sure I couldent surf the net but the connection worked fine for email and facebook. Using a cradlepoint wireless access point. My wife (kb2eyn) my self (ka2oon) and my daughter were all able to stay connected, sending and receiving welfare reports.
Other things like, generator, patch type TV antenna, made the aftermath no big deal, for us here.
Thanks again to the guys that run the Martinsville Stack, at NJ2DG
Jim Sullivan
KA2OON
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Hi all,
Last April I was playing with two ID1's to get them to link together running digital data across the link. My goal was to create a home digital data node, connected to the internet that was a 1.2Ghz hotspot for another ID1. It worked. I was able to achieve full internet linking between the ID1's.
Keep in mind this was an experiment where most of the work was done with the ID1's in the same room (antennae outside) operating at low power. I have a short video of the setup and a network diagram depicting how it worked.
I will upload the diagram to the file or picture area if anyone is interested.
73's
--
Joe
kc2zki
|
Thanks for the heads up, Jim! I am toying with the idea of getting a DSTAR repeater stack in the Bayonne/Hoboken area. I was thinking of a 2m or 70cm DV and a 23cm DD/DV stack. Anyway, one can dream.....
Back in April I was able to get my two ID's working together with one anchored to my home internet and the other in my van. I had full inet through a wireless router in my van. It was pretty cool. I had good coverage around Bayonne, but I never tried to see how far I could throw the signal. My roof is not the tallest structure in the area.
If you ever get bored, let me know....maybe we can try some simplex experiments.
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Joe
kc2zki
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--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@...> wrote:
Hold up Joe
Something going on with the nj2dg network conection. Dont go nuts, trying to get it to work, right now.
Once i noticed that nj2dg was not on the 20A reflector, I started to scratch my head. So i gave the dd a shot. it looks like i am handshaking with with the repeater but no internet connection. I would say keep checking the reflector status site on the net. and dont try DD until, you see the stack back on the reflector. My guess is that they have a problem with there internet connection.
Looks like Murphy is kicking you in the pants.
JIM
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "viaopensource" <kc2zki@> wrote:
Thanks Jimmy! Plan on taking one of my ID1's to work this coming week and playing with these settings. Its about 17 miles from Martinsville, but I have access to the roof tops which should help. At 12 watts I think I should hit the repeater. I'll let you know how I make out.
--
Joe
kc2zki
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@> wrote:
best way to set up the rig is with a computer. however i have to use an xp mchn, because i cant find 64 bit drivers.
to work martinsville dont even try if you do not have a good siginal
check out the sig on 1.2 dv first.
1284.000 dv neg split down 12.000
settings for nj2dg DD
freq 1250.000
mode DD
RP RPS Must be RPS
offset 0.000
your nj2dg
rpt1 nj2dg A
rpt2 nj2dg G
on the face press the TXinh button so that TXinh is off
unless you are using d-star settings you MUST NOT have your computer ip set to static.
if all is right so far you turn on the rig go to the channel, make sure the mode is DD and txinhib is off
disable any wireless on the computer.
unplug the cat5 cable from your router to your computer.
reboot your computer.
then plug the cat5 cable from the id 1 into your computer.
if all is well you should see the power lcds flashing power in & out. if so you are hand shaking with nj2dg
you should be able to browse the net at a slow pace if all is good
I have set up a wireless router with the id 1
using the d-star static infomation email me and ill give you that info
jimmy.sull@
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "viaopensource" <kc2zki@> wrote:
Hi Jim,
I am in Bayonne which is close to Newark Airport. I can hit NJ2DG 2m DV repeater with 5 Watts on an HT (92AD). I have two ID-1's and would like try DD on that repeater. Can you tell me what settings you use for this?
73's
--
Joe
kc2zki
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@> wrote:
Hey it worked. I was very lucky, after the storm, I only lost power for three days. My cable (internet) also down. It looks like all the batteries in the green amp boxes up on the poles were dead. My 3g/4g sprint device was also down. My last resort 1.2ghz DD. A real big thank you to the guys at NJ2DG, Martinsville NJ. Sure I couldent surf the net but the connection worked fine for email and facebook. Using a cradlepoint wireless access point. My wife (kb2eyn) my self (ka2oon) and my daughter were all able to stay connected, sending and receiving welfare reports.
Other things like, generator, patch type TV antenna, made the aftermath no big deal, for us here.
Thanks again to the guys that run the Martinsville Stack, at NJ2DG
Jim Sullivan
KA2OON
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D-STAR Live Webcast, Saturday, 12/29
Special Request to All Members We are less than one week away from our next live broadcast. Can each of you help us by copying the announcement below and forwarding it to your email lists and also post in facebook, clubs, etc? thanks, Tom W5KUB Live D-Star webcast on December 29th. W5KUB.COM presents a special interactive live video broadcast, "D-STAR Live", on December 29, 2012 from 10:00 AM until 4:00 PM Central time (1600 until 2100 UTC). The live Internet broadcast will feature many D-STAR topics discussed by Ray Novak, N9JA, of Icom, Robin Cutshaw, AA4RC, creator of the DVDongle, DVAP and D-Plus, John Davis, WB4QDX, frequent D-STAR speaker and trainer, and Ed Woodrick, WA4YIH, of DSTARinfo.com and the D-STAR Calculator. The broadcast will also host live chat for questions and comments and will feature a live D-STAR net on the air. Come early and set up your chat room login if you don't already have one. It¡¯s easy and simple and takes less than 1 minute. For more information, check out www.W5KUB.com. I would also like to ask for any pictures of your shack or ham operations and I will try to get those pictures up on the broadcast either at the beginning or closing or maybe during any breaks. If you would like to see your pictures on the broadcast, please send them to pictures@... . We also invite you to join our broadcast facebook page at where you can stay updated on our broadcasts and also interact with other hams around the world. 73, Tom Medlin W5KUB On Sun, Dec 23, 2012 at 11:14 AM, viaopensource <kc2zki@...> wrote: **
Thanks Jimmy! Plan on taking one of my ID1's to work this coming week and
playing with these settings. Its about 17 miles from Martinsville, but I
have access to the roof tops which should help. At 12 watts I think I
should hit the repeater. I'll let you know how I make out.
--
Joe
kc2zki
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@...> wrote:
best way to set up the rig is with a computer. however i have to use an
xp mchn, because i cant find 64 bit drivers.
to work martinsville dont even try if you do not have a good siginal
check out the sig on 1.2 dv first.
1284.000 dv neg split down 12.000
settings for nj2dg DD
freq 1250.000
mode DD
RP RPS Must be RPS
offset 0.000
your nj2dg
rpt1 nj2dg A
rpt2 nj2dg G
on the face press the TXinh button so that TXinh is off
unless you are using d-star settings you MUST NOT have your computer ip set to static.
if all is right so far you turn on the rig go to the channel, make sure the mode is DD and txinhib is off
disable any wireless on the computer.
unplug the cat5 cable from your router to your computer.
reboot your computer.
then plug the cat5 cable from the id 1 into your computer.
if all is well you should see the power lcds flashing power in & out. if
so you are hand shaking with nj2dg
you should be able to browse the net at a slow pace if all is good
I have set up a wireless router with the id 1
using the d-star static infomation email me and ill give you that info
jimmy.sull@...
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "viaopensource" <kc2zki@> wrote:
Hi Jim,
I am in Bayonne which is close to Newark Airport. I can hit NJ2DG 2m
DV repeater with 5 Watts on an HT (92AD). I have two ID-1's and would like
try DD on that repeater. Can you tell me what settings you use for this?
73's
--
Joe
kc2zki
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@> wrote:
Hey it worked. I was very lucky, after the storm, I only lost power
for three days. My cable (internet) also down. It looks like all the
batteries in the green amp boxes up on the poles were dead. My 3g/4g sprint
device was also down. My last resort 1.2ghz DD. A real big thank you to the
guys at NJ2DG, Martinsville NJ. Sure I couldent surf the net but the
connection worked fine for email and facebook. Using a cradlepoint wireless
access point. My wife (kb2eyn) my self (ka2oon) and my daughter were all
able to stay connected, sending and receiving welfare reports.
Other things like, generator, patch type TV antenna, made the
aftermath no big deal, for us here.
Thanks again to the guys that run the Martinsville Stack, at NJ2DG
Jim Sullivan
KA2OON
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Hold up Joe
Something going on with the nj2dg network conection. Dont go nuts, trying to get it to work, right now.
Once i noticed that nj2dg was not on the 20A reflector, I started to scratch my head. So i gave the dd a shot. it looks like i am handshaking with with the repeater but no internet connection. I would say keep checking the reflector status site on the net. and dont try DD until, you see the stack back on the reflector. My guess is that they have a problem with there internet connection.
Looks like Murphy is kicking you in the pants.
JIM
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--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "viaopensource" <kc2zki@...> wrote:
Thanks Jimmy! Plan on taking one of my ID1's to work this coming week and playing with these settings. Its about 17 miles from Martinsville, but I have access to the roof tops which should help. At 12 watts I think I should hit the repeater. I'll let you know how I make out.
--
Joe
kc2zki
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@> wrote:
best way to set up the rig is with a computer. however i have to use an xp mchn, because i cant find 64 bit drivers.
to work martinsville dont even try if you do not have a good siginal
check out the sig on 1.2 dv first.
1284.000 dv neg split down 12.000
settings for nj2dg DD
freq 1250.000
mode DD
RP RPS Must be RPS
offset 0.000
your nj2dg
rpt1 nj2dg A
rpt2 nj2dg G
on the face press the TXinh button so that TXinh is off
unless you are using d-star settings you MUST NOT have your computer ip set to static.
if all is right so far you turn on the rig go to the channel, make sure the mode is DD and txinhib is off
disable any wireless on the computer.
unplug the cat5 cable from your router to your computer.
reboot your computer.
then plug the cat5 cable from the id 1 into your computer.
if all is well you should see the power lcds flashing power in & out. if so you are hand shaking with nj2dg
you should be able to browse the net at a slow pace if all is good
I have set up a wireless router with the id 1
using the d-star static infomation email me and ill give you that info
jimmy.sull@
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "viaopensource" <kc2zki@> wrote:
Hi Jim,
I am in Bayonne which is close to Newark Airport. I can hit NJ2DG 2m DV repeater with 5 Watts on an HT (92AD). I have two ID-1's and would like try DD on that repeater. Can you tell me what settings you use for this?
73's
--
Joe
kc2zki
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@> wrote:
Hey it worked. I was very lucky, after the storm, I only lost power for three days. My cable (internet) also down. It looks like all the batteries in the green amp boxes up on the poles were dead. My 3g/4g sprint device was also down. My last resort 1.2ghz DD. A real big thank you to the guys at NJ2DG, Martinsville NJ. Sure I couldent surf the net but the connection worked fine for email and facebook. Using a cradlepoint wireless access point. My wife (kb2eyn) my self (ka2oon) and my daughter were all able to stay connected, sending and receiving welfare reports.
Other things like, generator, patch type TV antenna, made the aftermath no big deal, for us here.
Thanks again to the guys that run the Martinsville Stack, at NJ2DG
Jim Sullivan
KA2OON
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Thanks Jimmy! Plan on taking one of my ID1's to work this coming week and playing with these settings. Its about 17 miles from Martinsville, but I have access to the roof tops which should help. At 12 watts I think I should hit the repeater. I'll let you know how I make out.
--
Joe
kc2zki
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--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@...> wrote:
best way to set up the rig is with a computer. however i have to use an xp mchn, because i cant find 64 bit drivers.
to work martinsville dont even try if you do not have a good siginal
check out the sig on 1.2 dv first.
1284.000 dv neg split down 12.000
settings for nj2dg DD
freq 1250.000
mode DD
RP RPS Must be RPS
offset 0.000
your nj2dg
rpt1 nj2dg A
rpt2 nj2dg G
on the face press the TXinh button so that TXinh is off
unless you are using d-star settings you MUST NOT have your computer ip set to static.
if all is right so far you turn on the rig go to the channel, make sure the mode is DD and txinhib is off
disable any wireless on the computer.
unplug the cat5 cable from your router to your computer.
reboot your computer.
then plug the cat5 cable from the id 1 into your computer.
if all is well you should see the power lcds flashing power in & out. if so you are hand shaking with nj2dg
you should be able to browse the net at a slow pace if all is good
I have set up a wireless router with the id 1
using the d-star static infomation email me and ill give you that info
jimmy.sull@...
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "viaopensource" <kc2zki@> wrote:
Hi Jim,
I am in Bayonne which is close to Newark Airport. I can hit NJ2DG 2m DV repeater with 5 Watts on an HT (92AD). I have two ID-1's and would like try DD on that repeater. Can you tell me what settings you use for this?
73's
--
Joe
kc2zki
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@> wrote:
Hey it worked. I was very lucky, after the storm, I only lost power for three days. My cable (internet) also down. It looks like all the batteries in the green amp boxes up on the poles were dead. My 3g/4g sprint device was also down. My last resort 1.2ghz DD. A real big thank you to the guys at NJ2DG, Martinsville NJ. Sure I couldent surf the net but the connection worked fine for email and facebook. Using a cradlepoint wireless access point. My wife (kb2eyn) my self (ka2oon) and my daughter were all able to stay connected, sending and receiving welfare reports.
Other things like, generator, patch type TV antenna, made the aftermath no big deal, for us here.
Thanks again to the guys that run the Martinsville Stack, at NJ2DG
Jim Sullivan
KA2OON
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D-STAR Live Video Broadcast, 12/29/2012, 10:00 am
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D-STAR Live Video Broadcast |
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Saturday December 29, 2012 |
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10:00 am
- 4:00 pm
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10:00 AM - 4:00PM CST
(1500 - 2100 UTC)
Presentations by:
- Ray Novak, N9JA Icom America
- John Davis, WB4QDX GA D-STAR/www.dstarinfo.com
- Ed Woodrick, WA4YIH GA D-STAR/www.dstarinfo.com
- Robin Cutshaw, AA4RC Internet Labs
Live chatroom host: Tom Medlin, W5KUB
Check out W5KUB.com for details on the show
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best way to set up the rig is with a computer. however i have to use an xp mchn, because i cant find 64 bit drivers.
to work martinsville dont even try if you do not have a good siginal
check out the sig on 1.2 dv first.
1284.000 dv neg split down 12.000
settings for nj2dg DD
freq 1250.000
mode DD
RP RPS Must be RPS
offset 0.000
your nj2dg
rpt1 nj2dg A
rpt2 nj2dg G
on the face press the TXinh button so that TXinh is off
unless you are using d-star settings you MUST NOT have your computer ip set to static.
if all is right so far you turn on the rig go to the channel, make sure the mode is DD and txinhib is off
disable any wireless on the computer.
unplug the cat5 cable from your router to your computer.
reboot your computer.
then plug the cat5 cable from the id 1 into your computer.
if all is well you should see the power lcds flashing power in & out. if so you are hand shaking with nj2dg
you should be able to browse the net at a slow pace if all is good
I have set up a wireless router with the id 1
using the d-star static infomation email me and ill give you that info
jimmy.sull@...
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--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "viaopensource" <kc2zki@...> wrote:
Hi Jim,
I am in Bayonne which is close to Newark Airport. I can hit NJ2DG 2m DV repeater with 5 Watts on an HT (92AD). I have two ID-1's and would like try DD on that repeater. Can you tell me what settings you use for this?
73's
--
Joe
kc2zki
--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@> wrote:
Hey it worked. I was very lucky, after the storm, I only lost power for three days. My cable (internet) also down. It looks like all the batteries in the green amp boxes up on the poles were dead. My 3g/4g sprint device was also down. My last resort 1.2ghz DD. A real big thank you to the guys at NJ2DG, Martinsville NJ. Sure I couldent surf the net but the connection worked fine for email and facebook. Using a cradlepoint wireless access point. My wife (kb2eyn) my self (ka2oon) and my daughter were all able to stay connected, sending and receiving welfare reports.
Other things like, generator, patch type TV antenna, made the aftermath no big deal, for us here.
Thanks again to the guys that run the Martinsville Stack, at NJ2DG
Jim Sullivan
KA2OON
|
Hi Jim,
I am in Bayonne which is close to Newark Airport. I can hit NJ2DG 2m DV repeater with 5 Watts on an HT (92AD). I have two ID-1's and would like try DD on that repeater. Can you tell me what settings you use for this?
73's
--
Joe
kc2zki
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--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "james" <jimmy.sull@...> wrote:
Hey it worked. I was very lucky, after the storm, I only lost power for three days. My cable (internet) also down. It looks like all the batteries in the green amp boxes up on the poles were dead. My 3g/4g sprint device was also down. My last resort 1.2ghz DD. A real big thank you to the guys at NJ2DG, Martinsville NJ. Sure I couldent surf the net but the connection worked fine for email and facebook. Using a cradlepoint wireless access point. My wife (kb2eyn) my self (ka2oon) and my daughter were all able to stay connected, sending and receiving welfare reports.
Other things like, generator, patch type TV antenna, made the aftermath no big deal, for us here.
Thanks again to the guys that run the Martinsville Stack, at NJ2DG
Jim Sullivan
KA2OON
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"D-STAR Live", December 29th on W5KUB.com
W5KUB.COM presents a special live video broadcast, "D-STAR Live", on December 29, 2012 from 10:00 AM until 4:00PM Central time (1500 until 2100 UTC). The live Internet broadcast will feature many D-STAR topics dicussed by Ray Novak, N9JA, of Icom, Robin Cutshaw, AA4RC, creator of the DVDongle, DVAP and D-Plus, John Davis, WB4QDX, frequent D-STAR speaker and trainer, and Ed Woodrick, WA4YIH, of DSTARinfo.com and the D-STAR Calculator.
The broadcast will also host live chat for questions and comments and will feature a live D-STAR net on the air. For more information, check out www.W5KUB.com.
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D-STAR Live Video Broadcast by W5KUB.COM, Saturday, 12/29, 10 am - 4 pm CST (1500 - 2100 UTC)
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-----Original Message-----
From: Ray Novak
Sent: Fri, Dec 14, 2012 7:39 pm
Subject: D-STAR Live
Mark your calendars and be an active participant!!!!? Also, please share this with anyone you know who is either D-STAR curious or D-STAR interested.
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73,
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Ray Novak, N9JA ?
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December 17, 2012
In a decade, Digital Smart Technology for Amateur Radio, AKA D-STAR, went from an experiment to a serious Amateur Radio mode used by thousands of Amateur Radio Enthusiasts.
But with raising a pre-teen adolescent comes challenges to life as we know it.
The obsessions, tantrums, rumors and the emotional outbursts; "you just don¡¯t understand me!" are commonly heard in discussions of the JARL Protocol. Parental memories, you got to love them!
With a growth rate of 2,500 new users per month, there are many questions that arise from those who are generally curious about D-STAR, as well as those who are new users.
One of the most asked questions heard; "where can I learn more about D-STAR?"
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presents a special live video broadcast
"D-STAR Live"
December 29, 2012
10:00 AM until 4:00PM Central time
(1500 until 2100 UTC)
Presentations by:
Ray Novak, N9JA Icom America
John Davis, WB4QDX GA D-STAR/www.dstarinfo.com
Ed Woodrick, WA4YIH GA D-STAR/www.dstarinfo.com
Robin Cutshaw, AA4RC Internet Labs
Live chatroom host: Tom Medlin, W5KUB
Check out W5KUB.com for details on the show.
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The unit has been sold!
Thanks,
Stefan VE4NSA
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--- In D-STAR_23cm@..., "ve4nsa" <wageners@...> wrote:
Nice unit, works great.
Comes with the remote head, microphone and power cable.
$700 plus shipping. PayPal preferred. Questions ship me an email
Stefan
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Nice unit, works great.
Comes with the remote head, microphone and power cable.
$700 plus shipping. PayPal preferred. Questions ship me an email
Stefan
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HamRadioNow.tv Video: Meet Robin Cutshaw AA4RC Co-Inventor of the DVDongle/DVAP
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Robin Cutshaw AA4RC
Co-Inventor of the DVDongle/DVAP
Robin Cutshaw, AA4RC sat down with?HAMRADIONOW.tv's?KN4AQ
for a long conversation about how he discovered D-STAR,
found that while it was an advance in Ham Radio technology, there were a few things missing.
And he set out to include them. It began with a few software gimmicks, then morphed into
DPLUS software?that allowed linked repeaters and reflectors, and soon became a growing line of hardware (DVDongle, DVAP, UHF-DVAP).
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Re: Reflectors programing of Radio
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Just take a look at the D-STAR Calculator
Choose local repeater and then Function = Link to Reflector.
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Reflectors won¡¯t be in the user manual. They don¡¯t exist from Icom¡¯s viewpoint.
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Ed WA4YIH
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On Behalf Of Michael
Sent: Wednesday, December 5, 2012 10:49 AM
To: D-STAR_23cm@...
Subject: [D-STAR_23cm] Reflectors programing of Radio
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Well the 1.2 is all set up now I just have to input the Reflectors
but I can't see any clear documentation on doing that part and the users manual isn't very clear on it either
Would there be a post that I've missed on here that can Help?
Thank you in advance
Mike
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Sorry folks I found it in the Manual a few more pages into it
thanks
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