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There's actually a LOT more. If you look at the IC-9700, you'll find quite a few D-STAR with 1.2 DD. I believe that there's well over a half dozen for GA alone. It looks as if the G3 update is what

Steve, Stafford VA has 23cm DV and DD. Not sure HOW it’s used but it does exist. Locally, KN2K / Ray and I tested our 9700 DV on 23cm simplex, my 16 el yagi at 30’ and his 11 ele yagi at 6’

I think you have to look at the use case. We support the largest outdoor sporting event in Minnesota. The use case was scalable web application access - our home made database on a browser for 10

<chuckle> OK, apparently you guys are going to dribble in new info right up until this article publishes :-) So be it :-) Here's the LATEST list of cities with D-Star DD repeater systems on

Although for my article, I wasn't going to attempt to detail callsigns, frequencies, etc. of the ID-1 / DD systems that are still online in 2021, the Wiki capability of this groups.io list might be

Folks: Thanks for all the information about D-Star ID-1 / DD / 1240-1300 MHz repeaters and other infrastructure, especially the more detailed responses I received off-list. I appreciate the degree

Please add W8DTW in Westland, Michigan. It is a full stack. Located 15 miles west of downtown Detroit. Shanon KA8SPW

I thought someone else would pick up these You could contact the sponsoring organizations if you want more details NV4FM https://www.nvfma.org/m12542/ W4HFH https://w4hfh.org/d-star W3AGB

All: Here is the list of all the continuing D-Star DD systems still operating on 1240-1300 MHz that I was notified of: Atlanta, GA Dallas, TX Huntsville, AL Las Vegas, NV Minneapolis / St. Paul,

The Atlanta Radio Club has a D-STAR stack in downtown Atlanta (W4DOC) and a D-STAR stack on top of Stone Mountain (WX4GPB), just east of town, Both are full stacks (A,B,C,D,DD) Details at

The Dstar 1.2 g system in Las Vegas NV is still very much a thing. W7AES is the system Club call. AES had the Dstar Stack here in Las Vegas for years, it's neen under the purview of the WA7HXO

New Mexico has 4 DD nodes up an running Ed KA8JMW

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Has anyone successfully connected to a 1.2 GHz DD mode repeater with an IC-9700 and accessed the internet?? if so, would you elaborate on how you got it working.? The manual is less than clear on

Steve, The W4WBC repeater in Huntsville, AL is still on the air. Stephen, KY4G

Hey, you weren't supposed to deplete the HRO stock of MB28H brackets!!!? ;) Glad you found what you needed and I like the blog postings about the ID-1. 73, Tom de KC9ONY

Several (many?) years ago I received a note describing a DStar ID-1 setup where two ID-1 radios were hooked back to back to make a simple cross frequency relay. This was in BC, in the Islands or

Steve, the 1.2 GHz repeater in the Walburg system is still on the air. The DD repeater is there too, and it used to provide access to the internet. Haven't done that in a while, though. Brad,

Back in 2013,2012 and 2010 DCC's i outlined a bunch of experiments we did with someID1's.? I had a 'grand' plan for using them as a longer range "Last Mile" network for a while. There are two High

We put in about 5-6 DD Mode "repeaters"/nodes in Minneapolis/St Paul to support database application access at scale for the Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon in around 2007. It worked well. The range