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Thanks for the tip on non-MIC-E. I will disable that and SB. My GPS BR355 does not have a connector on it. Only wires - Green, White, Red and Black. So I soldered the wires to a DE9F accordingly. Here

Steve, Rob,et al The kinda-sorta TT3 chip in the MT-8000FA should not be allowing a transmission at all, except for a start-up packet that does not contain a position report. Unless the PIC determines

First, I agree with Allen - set a fixed TX rate (non-SmartBeaconing), non-Mic-E and decode it locally from another radio - if possible. Main website I looked at: https://www.embeddedworks.net/satl182/

I don’t believe the mt8k is transmitting GPS coordinates because I don’t see them on aprs.fi <http://aprs.fi/> and I have a Kenwood TM-D710GA that is also in the test vehicle and is tuned to

How do you know that it is not transmitting GPS coordinates, etc. When it is transmitting? Do you have a method to directly decode the transmitted data or are you assuming such, because you don't see

So, here is where I at. All cables made up and work. Built 1/4 wave VHF antenna and in the process of tuning it. Testing - connected mt8k to Comet VHF/UHF mag mount, GPS model BR-355 (via DB9F) and

Looks like the HTX-252 was the problem.? Moved the TT4 over to a couple other radios I have for a temp test, and now I am seeing the Carrier Detect light to light up, and am able to decode many more

Well that is not what I wanted to hear.? I will setup my station on my FTM3100, which works great and see if that resolves the problem.? Then I will know what I have to do.? Thanks for the quick

Are you running the HTX with open squelch? If not, I suggest doing so, since the Squelch will clip the beginning of packets, making them effectively unreadable. I also strongly suggest setting the

Greetings, The Radio Shack HTX-252 has never worked well in Packet because of an audio "twist" the radio produces. Had many people try to use them, only to swap out the radio for an ICOM or other rig

I am attempting to setup a portable Fill-in Digipeater.? I am using a 12v battery, TT4, and Radio Shack HTX-252 connected using the Byonics cable, R4C.? Pretty basic setup.? The problem I am

The best place to look would be a file like this:???? http://www.aprs.org/symbols/symbolsX.txtThe table is a little into the file. The first character ("/") chooses the "table" (primary, secondary

Robert KB5SQG wrote… I believe it would be / > for the car symbol. It is only red because most APRS clients and APRS web sites use red for the color. -- 73 Keith VE7GDH “ I may be lost, but I know

Check out this website for APRS icom symbols. http://ak6ak.net/Info/APRS%20Symbol%20Chart.html <lgwn5400@...> wrote:

THIS IS A SILLY QUESTION BUT WHAT CHARTER DO I PUT IN THE TSYMC TO TRANSMIT A RED CAR ICON THANK YOU ROBERT FITZPATRICK KB5SQG Sent from Mail for Windows

Matt, You are going to need a programming cable. If you set up your system as an I-Gate, you will also need that same cable to facilitate TT4-to-Computer communications to run your i-gate software.

Greetings, I just found this .io page as I look at constructing a digipeater or igate at my QTH. ?My question is, it appears I’ll need a TinkTrak4 and the M4 cable pack - anything else? Any advice

Rob and Allen, Thank you both for the great information. I had to read the information several times and then think about it for another day and it started to make sense. Today I made a drawing and

Nico, You need to check the send telemetry box, and enter 2 into the "channels" box. The other stuff is for sending your definitions over-the-air, which is not the best way to do things.Leave them

Hi Allen, Thanks for the follow-up! I can do all that. Should not be a problem as long as Windows 11 plays ball. I did grab both sets of USB drivers from the website. Now, I don't remember what's in