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I am using an RT systems RTS05 cable into the data port, make certain the radio is in low speed mode it will work just fine with other stations in high speed if they are using high speed also, if they

I haven't learned much on my brother's 5100. W4GLE, K4DJL, K9ptf should be able to help you. [email protected]> wrote:

Has anybody done D-Rats successfully with an IC-5100? Would you mind sharing your setup? What cables did you use and what radio ports? Thank you!

Looking forward to trying it out again...73 Luis KK4ZFT [email protected]> wrote:

Actually the only thing in D-Rats that is D-Star specific is the code that translates GPS symbols from D-Star to and from APRS. D-Rats will work over any radio that can transmit serial data. I plan to

First, thanks for taking this on. I think it's a great project and DStar is not going away now with yet another new radio from Kenwood supporting it. I know nothing about programming but am wondering

RAT no longer available, try alabama.ratflector.com Ralph Barbakoff (WA9LKZ)

Hello D-Rats community, I am completely new to D-Rats and very interested in learning more about the program and its features. However, I am encountering an error that I hope someone can help me

https://github.com/ham-radio-software/drats2/pull/1 This puts in the "boilerplate" of the project and the initial readme file. Except for the Readme.md file and the new directory structure, the rest

There are several Mac users on this list that are running the new python3 version and can help you out with details. I have stopped creating pip installable tarballs in favor of just doing a git clone

I’ll second the request to continue to support other OSes. I hope to eventually have enough spare time to try and back port a linux version to Mac (since that’s all I have). So I am in favor of

I never posted anything about abandoning Linux, the 3 GUI tool kits that I am going to try are available on Linux, Windows and MacOS. * Tkinter - built into python * WxPython - Seems to be the most

Hello John, I can appreciate the need to refactor the code though abandoning Linux is a bad idea IMHO. I also totally get the frustration on the ever changing UI toolkits but maybe consider using FLTK

Thanks. It is going to take a while as I plan to try to document it as a teaching project as I go to help people to contribute. There is also a lot of stuff that I need to learn. Volunteer testers

This is a cool development, and I’m mentioning it in this week’s issue of Zero Retries newsletter. As I mention in Zero Retries, I hope that DRATS2 can implement the “big flip” necessary to be

I have just created a new repository for rewrite of D-Rats. I think this re-write is needed for several reasons. 1. Most of D-rats users are using Microsoft Windows and the use of GTK+ makes it hard

On 9/16/2024 12:56 PM, Jack Spitznagel (KD4IZ) wrote: <snip> > Since I last used the system there is now a version of Python 3 for 64 bit Win 11 that may or may not have the needed support. It still

Yes, that issue has been reported here before. If you use the Microsoft default for Windows 10/11 and create your default login account to use a Microsoft account, it creates a different directory

Jack, The "fix" was so simple, and these are the ones that can cause a lot of aggravation, and the most problems. It's like having one line off in some programming code, that will mess everything up.

Hi Daryl, It has been a while! The original work was written in older versions of Python 2 with libraries that are no longer supported. There has been an enormous amount of work needed and much has