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It is utterly unrealistic to use an under-powered handheld as a mobile for data, especially if you don't use a decent external gain antenna.?? Unlike voice, data requires a fully-quieted noise-free

Paul, I do not know of such.? I have seen a Kenwood TH-D74 do some Packet work, but this radio is out of production, and used units sell around $800, I doubt that is of interest to you.? Next closet

Thanks for your email. My end plan is to be able to do VARA FM mobile with a hand held radio and if I have to, use a portable antenna. Can you recommend a hand held that will work with a digirg VARA?

I have a Zeus ZS-1 that unlike Icom 7300 and others only has 1 USB connection that shows up as a com port. In vara modem setup I can only select the analog audio card of the PC that is not doing

Paul, As much as I like my Baofengs for voice work, from everything that I have learned over the past 5 years regarding doing Packet (and VARA), you should expect to be disappointed trying to do VARA

Paul; Are you able to make VARA FM / Winlink connections, with other radios, from your QTH? With the current price of gas, I'd make sure that I have VARA FM and Winlink set up properly before taking a

It won't ping But I am going to drive closer to the tower and try it.

Yep, you're right. Duh on me. Lloyd KO4L wrote:

The use of VarAC for NGO emergency response is allowed correct? EMCOMM for NGO’s. LMR extensions .. Radio Over IP (ROIP) and also patching from LMR to HF or VHF/UHF amateur bands I believe is

From the responses I see here it looks like many are overlooking that the Original Poster was in New Zealand. ?.... ?not subject to FCC regulations...

Hi Paul, I found that although I could connect to one or two gateways with the Baofeng, I could connect to several more with a 50W mobile radio. Some of the gateways were particularly challenging to

Wes, normally any use of HF using VaraHF or any other scheme (pactor etc) would be done via licenses issued by FEMA as a licensee of the SHARES network. I suggest you ask your state Emergency

On 7/8/2023 1:16 PM, Wes WB7BR wrote: > I am interested in EMCOMM support for both private and public entities. However, I am puzzled by how to use Vara HF for the services using Private Land Mobile

Still unclear is how anyone will be able to use VaraHF on PLMR stations, as it seems Part 90 does not allow that mode. -- VY 73, Wes WB7BR

Thanks Roy. That fits what my years of working as a tech in the PLMR field suggested. My work was limited to VHF/UHF installations, but the regs where pretty tight. I suspect the reality is that those

Hi Wes, That all is controlled by the licensed entity and their license.? You would not have equipment that could operate on their licensed frequencies without their permission.? The license

I am interested in EMCOMM support for both private and public entities. However, I am puzzled by how to use Vara HF for the services using Private Land Mobile here in the US. That service is regulated

Looks like the option appears only when you have a qualifying callsign entered in the Setup. Ham calls have only a max of two letters in prefix, encryption requires three. -- VY 73, Wes WB7BR

Sorry that was supposed to be private message, and I was wrong, I don't see you listed. Send me details via winlink.org or just use my personal email via this list. Maiko

Hi Paul, thanks, yeah I saw you listed in the RMS list. If you scan that band, then it's just a matter of me trying to hit you I guess, when I see a possible opening. I was thinking about your station