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Friday Night D-STAR is back at Hamvention! Join your D-STAR friends at the Drury Inn Ballroom on Friday evening of Hamvention for a Dayton tradition. Guest speakers will be discussing the new Icom IC-905 and ID-50A radios, the new generation of Icom D-STAR repeaters and much more. An Icom ID-52A D-STAR handheld radio will be given away, too. After your first day at Hamvention on Friday May 19th, come over to the Drury Inn Ballroom at 6:30pm for Friday Night D-STAR. No registration is needed. Friday, May 19th @ 6:30pm Drury Inn 6616 Miller Lane Dayton, OH 45414

Mike, WA6SVT Tests Icom IC-905 Receiver Sensitivity & Power Output Icom IC-905 Receive Sensitivity & Power Output Tested ICOM IC-905 Receiver Sensitivity & Power Output Tested!

----- Forwarded Message ----- From: John WB4QDX <jdavis@...> To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2023 at 12:51:48 PM CDT Subject: [Special] [ga-dstar] D-STAR Training at Dayton Hamvention D-STAR InfoCon is back at Dayton Hamvention for 2023 to provide an introduction to D-STAR for new users and more advanced topics for more experienced D-STAR users. The 2 ? hour class will be held on Friday, May 19th beginning at 8:30am local time. It will be held at the Drury Inn Ballroom at 6616 Miller Lane in the heart of hotel row in Dayton. This year’s topics will include getting on-the-air with D-STAR, how to connect around the world, programming for all models of D-STAR radios, using DR Mode, easy updating your radio memories and using hotspots and other D-STAR devices. D-STAR basics Getting started with your D-STAR radio The D-STAR user registration process explained Programming your D-STAR radios Linking to repeaters and reflectors Helpful hints and tips to get the most from D-STAR D-STAR Data (D-RATS) and DD Mode Registration for the class at DSTAR InfoCon 2023 _._,_._,_ D-STAR InfoCon @ Dayton Hamvention 2023 - D-STAR Info

Icom IC-905 Release Dates Icom IC-905 VHF/UHF/SHF All-Mode Transceiver Information IC-905 VHF / UHF / SHF All Mode Portable - Features - Icom America

Watch FIRST WORKING ICOM IC-905 VHF/UHF/SHF XCVR Video at HamCation 2023 Video of Icom IC-905 at HamCation FIRST WORKING ICOM IC-905 #HamCation2023

I would like to get in touch with some folks in British Columbia that built a DD repeater from a pair of ID-1 radios. That repeater, unlike the "official" Icom DD repeater, was full duplex (because it used the novel concept of a full time receiver and a full time transmitter). I *know* they existed... I just can find ANY mention of them online. ANY pointers appreciated, even if just from memory of people or names. Thanks, Steve Stroh N8GNJ -- Steve Stroh N8GNJ (he / him / his) Editor Zero Retries Newsletter - https://zeroretries.substack.com

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. /Digital Voice & Data Radios/IC-905 Brochure - Pre-Release.pdf By: Mark Thompson <wb9qzb_groups@...> Description: Icom IC-905 VHF/UHF/Microware All-Mode Transceiver 144 / 430 (440) / 1200 / 2400 / 5600 MHz / 10 GHz Analog (FM & SSB) and D-STAR (both DV & DD)

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After messing about with the settings in Menu>Set>Network>IP Address, and after connecting my IC-9700 to my shack PC via a LAN cable, I've managed to successfully upload a picture from the ST-4001W software to the IC-9700, I'm now looking to try transmitting a picture and receiving some back. I'm not sure what the etiquette is for sending pictures via repeaters and Gateways/Reflectors. Is there a document suggesting what is and isn't acceptable? I'm also not sure if there's anyone about my area, near Chesterfield in Derbyshire, UK, who might like to try swapping pictures using D-Star? I think it is possible to swap pictures with other radios than the IC-9700 as well, by using D-Star. Thanks - Dave (G0DJA) -- Dave (G0DJA)

Hi, I've just ordered an IC-9700 and, although D-Star on 23cm wasn't one of the reasons I decided to get this model, if it's got the capability, I'd like to have a go at using it. I am already on 23cm using a TS2000X and have a Yagi up on a rotator and have been on the band since about 2007. My main interest is working people on CW or SSB, but I can access a repeater that is about 52km (32 miles) away using 10 Watts under 'flat' band conditions, so I have a reasonable location for UHF. I did buy a DM4600 on 70cm some years ago and used it in my car for a while but lost interest as it was a bit fiddly to change channels and I was never quite sure that I had set the codeplug up correctly. So, I understand some things about operating a digital radio. The questions I have, whilst waiting for the delivery of my new radio, are 1) How many other 23cm D-Star users are there in the UK and 2) What can I do with it when I get the radio set up? Thanks for any advice. Cheers - Dave (G0DJA)

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 near Vancouver. Perhaps folks who know of that system are still here and could share some links or other info if that is still running. Thanks and 73, Bill W7NWP

New Icom IC-905 VHF/UHF/SHF All Mode SDR Transceiver 144 / 430 (440) / 1200 / 2400 / 5600 MHz / 10 GHZ Analog / Digital Voice Modes Announced at Ham Fair, Tokyo, August 20 - 21 Icom IC-905 Introduction Icom IC-905 Information Flyer (Also Attached) IC-905 Introduction Video Icom IC-905 Introduction Video

Greetings all, Can anyone identify the "HVIN" code (usually 4 digits followed by some zeros and ones) associated with the IC-9700. All of the other current DStar radios have one, but it doesn't seem to be printed anywhere on the 9700 or its packaging. This code is used to interrogate the serial number of the radio via CI-V. Regards, Mitch AB4MW

Any nets, DSTAR or FM simplex activity in the Los Angeles area? 73 W6CJ

As I relate in this blog post - https://www.n8gnj.org/2021/07/frustrating-day-with-the-id-1s.html, I now own three used ID-1s. Two of the three did not come with brackets for mounting the radio. Can anyone provide a pointer to the P/N or name of the bracket for the ID-1 radio? I'm hoping that same bracket is used by another Icom radio that can be still be purchased as an accessory. Also, can anyone tell me what the ideal machine screws are for attaching the bracket to the ID-1 radio? I hope to get the ID-1s working in data mode attached to Raspberry Pis. I have no current "practical" use for them, I just thought it would be cool to get them on the air on the otherwise very quiet 1240-1300 MHz band here in Whatcom County, Washington. Thanks, Steve Stroh N8GNJ Bellingham, Washington, USA

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 how to do this.

Any D-Star (or SSB, or FM) activity in Los Angeles Grid DM04VC? I can hit 1 or 2 FM repeaters, worked a SOTA portable, can't hit any D-Star repeaters from my loc. 73, W6CJ

Greetings. Just got a new IC-9700 and am new to this list. Currently looking for DSTAR DV repeaters in Southern CA but have found none so far. 73 W6CJ

Hello, I have a ID-RP2C/RSRP3 G3 and ID-RP2D 1.2Ghz DD for sale. Please contact me via email if interested. 73, Robert AE5YG

Wondering what antenna you are using for 1.2 GHz for a Base or a Repeater? I've set up a Comet GP-21 for event use at times. However, fiberglass antennas don't seem to last as long as some antennas such as the ones that Telewave makes. However, at present Telewave doesn't make an antenna for 1.2 GHz. Currently a local repeater is using a Telewave ANT150D6_9 on 2 meters. It's a great antenna for the coverage area we have. If Telewave made a similar model for the 1.2 GHz band, would you buy one? 73 Tom de KC9ONY