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Hi Jim, Welcome to the group. Look out for DV and DD appearing on NJ2MC (Lake Hopatcong, NJ) soon now that we have our Internet feed installed. Mark

Simple, what is 10.0.0.1? Your router? If so, then the router will need the capability to forward DNS queries or host DNS server. If it doesn't then it won't work. Most commercial routers don't do

I did a 5.8 Ghz backhaul using Alvaion equipment for many years. Worked just fine...until the noise floor went up. I was doing video over it. If your in an urban area..like Seattle, the noise is

If configured correctly, yes 10.0.0.1 (Gateway Router) should be used as the default DNS. In reality you could use most any DNS servers, but you want something that is close and will respond quickly.

We use 5ghz canopy backhauls at the ISP I work for. We started with off the shelf wi-fi stuff, and figured out pretty quickly that you get what you pay for. We have upgraded all of our backhauls

hello i am new to this group not very active on D-Star buy have been playing with the mode for about 2 years now. on 1.2 I have 2 id-1's this allows me to waste all kind of time looking to see what

every thing i have read as to the DNS address on DD says 10.0.0.1 I cant get this to work on the mann mchn K2DIG, however this DNS works fine on the Martinsville Mchn NJ2DG. a local guy said the

This is the hardware we used but we didn't pay this much for

Cough! Splutter! Spits coffee all over the shack! $2000 for a 1mbit link! Get real. We just put up a 2.4GHz wifi link on our tower for a 2.5 mile link to our Internet donor for change of $200 and

Hi Eric, I would look at some of the newer Ubiquiti and similar WISP equipment for high-bandwidth backhaul. Although Motorola Canopy equipment is excellent, you may not be getting your best bang for

Eric - I haven't used the Motrola Canopy equipment, but I've heard good things about it. There are members on the group who have used unlicensed 900 MHz /?5.8 GHz IP data linking solutions from

I am looking for information from users that my have attempted to utilize the Motorola Canopy equipment as a back-haul to provide WAN access at a remote site. We are preparing to install our second

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While TCP/IP will make some use of a duplex link, in general, many TCP/IP communications are simplex in nature. Web browsing, email retrieval are all relatively one-sided data flows. You can indeed

The ID-1 was sold without the control head at one point. No one bought them so they evidently went back to including it. For the price to go down, they need to sell a lot more. I doubt if you'll see

Actually, which is confirmed by looking at the pictures, the RP2D is a SINGLE radio. The RP2V is a dual-radio box. High Speed Data is Simplex 1.2 Voice is duplex. So when you have both, you will

Mark, I understand that. I just have noticed a lot of interest in the high-speed data part since all the other D-Star radios lack that part. So I tend to think that is the major selling part of it.

Perhaps you are confusing the RP2V with the RP2D. The data repeater is simplex and has only one ID-1-line module in it, and only one antenna connection. --Lor W3QA _____ From:

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