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Jim: D-Rats is not alone in an emcomm solution that, in a real-world high-intensity operation, is superior to WinLink in throughput. FLDigi (and the associated programs like FLAMP, FLMSG, etc) both

Hello Michael, I find your post very interesting. I am not very familiar with using D-Rats in an Emcomm situation, so I would like to understand your statements. It is not to pick at them, but as I

As I suspected, the menu settings are very similar to most of the newer Icom radios. I have a 51HT, a 5100 and a 7100 and all are pretty similar. The 7100 has the USB plus data jack, which is one of

Well, I have found email in D-Rats incredibily unreliable. BTW, POP access to Gmail via D-Rats is ending very shortly. Gmail is no longer going to allow "less secure applications", which D-Rats is. I

If a ham using his call sign was to send an email to another ham, D-Rats would route it via telnet or RF to the receiving station's callsign if it was online or on the air at the time.? If the ham is

When you send actual internet email from D-Rats, it appends the "from" address with "do not reply". I seem to recall (may be wrong) that at one time you could reply to internet email which went back

I am extremely familiar with WinLink. Basically, WinLink is adequate for some emcomm where there are VHF (or UHF) RMS stations within reach, preferably more than one. Where there are not (the vast

When you set your Ratflector up, give it a static IP address on your system so that connection is stable whenever the router gets rebooted.? If you are on an Internet Provider that issues random IP

Sweet !!! Thanks

I found this as I have taken on the challenges of D-rats. I haven't taken on the Ratflector yet, this may help. 4Bs/73

Okidoki sounds fair! So Data Jack it is!

A new challenge for my self is to create a ratflector.? So far I have the ratflector repeater program that comes on the Drats download. But I getting stocked on the address or ip adress I should use

Well Another DAve here to ajaja Yeaps Indeed I test the RT system? cable as you mentioned and problem solved !!!

Btw, after doing the changes, it is a good idea to restart the radio.

Hi, Fro the usb cable to work as data input on the IC9700 you need to set it up correctly: - Go to menu -> Set -> Connenctors -> USB(B)/Datafunctions: - Go to menu -> GPS - Go to menu -> Set -> DV/DD

I don't have a 9700 but all other ICOMs use the data jack for drats and rs-ms1. wrote:

Well I did an small test. I took the RT system cable for the ID 5100 and placed it on the data jack port of the ic 9700. It was givin me a 20 com serial port so thats what I placed on radios on the

I would bet Com8 is the correct port for D-Rats, but some other setting on your radio is screwing it up. Does your radio have a Data mode? Does it have settings for the USB connection under a

Ok I M using only one of the 2 usb cables that the IC 9700 the one with the 2.5mm I do not have it right know. Nevertheles I did all the configuration on COM 7 and I get the Radio to TX, but it keeps

Thank you, Glen. Sometimes it's the simple stuff we miss. Tried it and all's good. Your area has had a rough season this year to. Have a good weekend,again Thanks 4Bs/73.