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I myself am curious about this. I also have a message programmed in my ID-1, and I have never been able to seem to get it to come through—although several years ago, I *thought* I saw my message

Make sure you have selected the message and enabled it. I missed that for about 3 months and spent many days head banging on the desk till I found it. Easiest if you use the software rather than the

Sorry about that; I forgot to change the "subject".

Has *anyone EVER* seen a (20-character) message string from an Icom ID-1 get transmitted to a repeater??? I have my ID-1 programmed to send a 20-character message with each transmission. Yet, when I

Hi Bill, Would you happen to have the .net and other database files for the AP? It would save me a bunch of time if I could use them. Regards John EI7IG

Thanks for your answers guys, Regards John EI7IG

Sorry to put this out to the list, but: John: eMail sent directly to your own domain bounces: Name service error for name=hays.org type=A: Host found but no data record of requested type Contact

I created a radio mobile online coverage map for one DD AP here. It looked extremely optimistic. Then I added 12 db more loss to the coax and it seemed realistic... 73 Bill - WA7NWP

The quick answer is that you need 13 db more signal for DD, than DV.? Buddy Morgan WB4OMG

Hi All, Happy New Year, I'm looking for pointers on generating coverage plots for DD-Mode. I've used both radiomobile and splat in the past. I'm trying to figure out what signal levels and other

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I agree Joe, When it works, it works well. I've managed to get a sustained 84Kbps roughly using a UDP based protocol. What I haven't tried is and compression before shoving it down to the ID-1. One

Most all of the protocols should work. You just have to remember that it is 128 kbps half-duplex circuit. So that means that video at 400 kbps ain't going to hack it and full duplex audio at 64 kbps

Today KB2EAR and I fixed the networking issues at the NJ2DG site. Bob N2ZAV

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The protocols that did work were slow, but worked well. So in an emergency situation, it would be better than nothing. -- Joe kc2zki

On 28/12/12 02:35, Kris Kirby wrote: > On Thu, 27 Dec 2012, viaopensource wrote: >> Hi Kris, I jotted down some notes on things I tried. Here are the >> protocols I tested and the results. The

Most of these are TCP protocols except for DNS, which is UDP for lookups and TCP for zone transfers. I don't know much about these protocols. Good luck on that one. This is a different beast