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According to Icom's specification of the ID-1, the sensitivity in DD mode is less 1.58uV (at a BER of 1%). With an input impedance of 50 Ohms, converted in dBm, it is -103 dBm. This looks excellent on

Thank you very much, that did it. Actually, James N0XIA also sent me some info and some files, but the files were not usable. I can also verify that the FTDI 2.08.08 release will work as well as the

Does this help: http://www.dstardb.net/ID-1.php

Check the history of this thread and you will see that it does work. I had to use the 2.6 version ( I think that is right—one back anyway) of the FTDI driver and the procedure specified in the

Cant say I have seen anything Louis... I still have XP running here at the house... Not ready to jump to the NEW stuff just yet.... I have heard to run the software in the OTHER mode, for what's

I hate to dredge this up again six months later, but has anyone heard or seen anything else on this topic? It is my understanding that the issue is really with the USB driver and not with the Icom

Just wanted to pass along that I noticed the ID-1 has a $100 instant rebate coupon now thru the 5th (I believe). There is also a $50 gift certificate issued with this radio as well. Below are the

Paul, if you still have a copy of the CD I made about a year ago you will find the service manual for the ID-1 on it, if not, let me know and I will get it emailed to you.... Evans F.

Also should have N connectors on the Bird. Dummy load should also be rated for 1.2 g. Every little thing matters at that frequency. Some coax will not even work. Adapters are a no, no. Pl-259 are

Hi Paul, I am sure you know this, but I will state it anyway- the power out of the radio is rated into a 50 ohm load. If you are not using a dummy load to determine your output power, you are

Another matter to consider, in fact one of the most important, is the cable(s) used to connect raio to bird to load. I have seen apparent loss of power due to cables / connectors.

I suppose one other question is What DC voltage are you providing the radio? 12.0 V, 12.6 V, or 13.8 V? The radio is specified at 13.8 V. All of my questions might not make any difference, but it

Just curious... What sort of load are you going into? What type of connectors on the Bird and load? Are you measuring any reflected power from the load? Arnold KQ6DI

I have four ID-1 radios and since I have purchased a Bird 10K 10watt, 1.1 to 1.6 Ghz slug, I have found the high power output to range from 3 to 6 watts on each radio.(not even advertised power). I

Gee Evans... Where is that Hooter's car wash exactly? I would be willing to drive a good distance to test antenna performance there... Thanks.Joe / W8SS / Mesh Engineering / 810-629-5500 AKA:

http://www.wa5vjb.com/references.html There is a 1200 MHz mobile antenna project listed here that is pretty easy to build. I've been running one on the local 1200 MHz repeaters for nearly 15

http://dstargw.kd4efm.org/la_23cm_nmo_1.jpg Here is what my 3dBi looks like... Evans F. Mitchell KD4EFM _____ From: D-STAR_23cm@... [mailto:D-STAR_23cm@...]

Joe, this is a HA HA HA reply..... A 1/4 wave would be best! I have a 3dBi Larsen Antenna from years past that works just great... but I have to ask in this day in age, what kind of a car wash

G'day Joe, I didn't think too many antennas would like nice after going through a car wash :-) I'm using a Diamond SG9500N but I'm not keen to test it on the local car wash for you