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I think he is talking about the baud rate from the computer to the TT4, not the over the air rate, which is pretty much always 1200 on 2m and may be 1200 or 9600 on 70cm. Michael WA7SKG Stan Laughlin

Mine is 1200 on external signalink tnc on 857 & 1200 on kenwood D710 internal tnc. It would seem reasonable that 1200 is a very good starting point. Good luck. Stan Laughlin KG7LBP

You will need to go into Device Manager on your PC to determine what COM port you are connected to. If it is not clear while looking at it, disconnect the USB cable and see which one goes away. Plug

I think APRS works on either 1200 or 9600 baud. But it's been awhile since I played with APRS.Mike

I am running APRSIS32 on a Windows 11 PC with a TinyTrak4 TNC connected to my Yeasu FT857d radio.? The TT4 I know is properly configured - I used it years ago.? The software needs to know the port

Hi Pat Its called CatDisplay & available from https://www.catmeters.com or https://www.catknobz.com - both are my URLS and point to the same place. 73 om de Chris ZL1CVD

This one? https://www.catknobz.com/ -- Paul Braun WD9GCO Anchor, Amateur Radio Newsline www.ARnewsline.org <http://www.arnewsline.org> Certified Music Junkie "Never follow anyone. Be your own hero."

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Try this my email. It is assembled in NZ by Chris Day. I am using it with my 857D. My rating is 3.5 out of 5 VU2TE Unni

Does anyone remember or have the address of the plug-in- outboard display for the FT857D, I believe it was made in NEW ZEALAND or AUSTRALIA. TNX POB/K8LEN

Cool! You're welcome. 73, John -- J. D. Erskine VA7OTC CN88hk

John, That is a great tool, even has a new highway opened here in Wellington, NZ, the last two months. https://graphhopper.com/maps/ Thanks. 73, Malcolm ZL2UDF

On 2022-05-07 12:16, AB9NN - Jon Kreski wrote: > I have a 14 year old FT-857d radio that I use as a base station radio. > I have a high gain omni-directional antenna up at 50 feet on a mast > with

On 2022-05-07 12:16, AB9NN - Jon Kreski wrote: > I have a 14 year old FT-857d radio that I use as a base station radio. > I have a high gain omni-directional antenna up at 50 feet on a mast > with

I looked on the web site There are two PL listed for that repeater>>>> Sent: Sunday, May 8, 2022 10:22 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FT-857] Power Output Question #fm #signal YOU need to tell

Jon, Are you talking about the W8TVC/145.27 Traverse City repeater? Or any of the others? If so, you are on the fringes of the coverage area. Take a look at the coverage maps from

YOU need to tell us what you found Sent: Saturday, May 7, 2022 5:10 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FT-857] Power Output Question #fm #signal The tone may be correct but is it actually set on

Jon, any way you could take the radio mobile and get a bit closer then check the connection? If it works, the radio is working correctly and is setup right. If not, check what the others said. Make

The tone may be correct but is it actually set on during transmit fir that repeater? Regards, Tony

You have seemed to look in all the right areas. If you were sitting within 5 miles of the repeater, I’d say you were over driving it at 50 watts. I guess you checked your transmitting tone frequency