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Rick; Here's a wireless USB extender that is still in production. However, the range is "up to 85 ft." https://en.j5create.com/products/jvw120 Mark - AD7EF

Rick; I mis-read your original question, and posted a couple responses regarding remote operation of VHF/UHF radios used for VARA FM data-comm. I deleted those posts. I recalled seeing "Wireless USB

So sorry for an incomplete ? (1) DRA-30 (1) DRA-36 Kevin KD7DFV

I am getting out of the business for now. My life's trajectory has changed dramatically. I bought, assembled and tested two DRAs. I will sell one or both @ <cheap>, thinking 25 for both plus shipping.

I have a Winlink VARA FM setup using a DRA-36 and would like to a remote 2 Meter Tranciever/Amp? with a wireless connection to the controlling computer.? What is a good way to have the DRA-36 and

Using VARA Chat the following bytes are sent to the VARA KISS port for a textual transmission of "This is plain text to send into the VARA Kiss modem" If the frame is meant to be AX.25 compatible,

Vara Chat also seems to build an AX.25 UI frame from "MYCALL" to "ALL".? The resulting bytes seem incorrect to me, based on the AX.25 address specs.? 6 chars for the call sign and one char for the

And why does VARAChat send a TXDELAY Frame type to the modem via KISS instead of a Data Frame type?? *0xC0 0x01 <data here> 0xC0* Is there no documentation on how to use this feature?? ?I can't find

Seems to be to send a KISS frame on the KISS port. -- Mitch AB4MW

Does anyone know the command sequence to send a block of text in broadcast mode?? It doesn't appear in the remote control documentation. -- Mitch AB4MW

Our Club's Technical chair put together a very nice VARA Digipeater for our nearby high level hilltop. Lots of RF activity on that hill but the digipeater works very well. I believe it is comprised of

Stephen, Thank you for your response. I know when you talk about high spots and radios. I appreciate your knowledge and response. 73 Lee WB4QOJ wrote:

Soiftware/firmware updates are the least of your problems! It this is truly a high location, the real issue is very low path loss to other adjacent mountain tops; i.e. "high-to-high" paths. You may be

I ordered an industrial usb hub. It has a 12vdc input, metal case and is solid. Bad part is it uses the little green pcb power connector. Ok for fixed install, not as robust as I would like in the go

Any computer equipment for radio work I now only buy 12 volt DC powered devices. I then make a power cable with a Power Pole connectors along with the the appropriate barrel connector so I easily get

Getting ready to build a Stand Alone VARA FM Digipeater at a high location....no RMS WinLink just Digi. This will help in filling in holes that need coverage to a VaraFM RMS Gateway. Has anyone done

The advice about using a hub with a metal case is good advice. And absolutely a powered hub. If you stick with certain brands you are less likely to encounter the odd dodgey problem like ports

Yes, there is a VARA-SAT for that type is use. —Jeff AE5ME

Thanks. I'm out of town for a few days, but will start working on this again when I get home. Dick

Hi Dick There is a file called RMSExpress.ini in your RMS EXpress folder. You might not see the .ini extension, but this file is one of the configuration settings files. Double click on the file to