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To clarify, the FCC regulation is not about non-Amateur traffic. You can chat all day about the weather, local events, etc., but not about business related matters. For example, you can’t send an

The communication is sent through email. There are no violations there. Just like you can send Winlink email to a non HAM operator and vice versa over RF. Keith kc2oon

Tom, Please be careful sending amateur messages to non hams. That by passes commercial business and I believe that is against regulations. The same is true for WinLink or all that can pass

Hi, A few days ago I purchased my first real HT iCom ID 31A. It took me a while to get it working but now I am able to configure local CQ on our YYZ repeater or connect to some reflectors in USA.

Hi Patrick, This isn't directly related but you might want to think about putting a VNC server (i use TightVNC) on that box so that when it's at the site - or even still at home you can have remote

What is the File> Connected to Internet for? I can click on it and a check mark appears next to it and if I close Files and open again the check mark is there and if I click on Connected to

But you know what puzzles me is the repeater app is running on a Windows 8 machine fine..... I'm going to go back into my domain name server and DDNS and make sure everything looks OK too. It's

OK. I get it now. I'll bet it is Windows 8. Just the fact that you have two computers running the same OS are having the same problem. I use XP, XP 64 bit, Win 7 64 bit and all of them work fine on

The repeater program is running on a desk machine with no problems. Just running the D-Rats Communication Tool program on the laptops to access the ratflector. They are the ones that seem to go

Windows 8 may indeed be the problem. I didn't even try to set up the repeater on my Win 8 laptop. I would suggest not running the repeater program on a laptop anyway. It may not be the best platform

Well, I now think the DDNS is NOT the issue. I turned off the tracking program and without any IP address changes it still happed. I'll keep plugging away at it until I get it figured out. The

That would most likely be the problem. You absolutely need a static IP address for this system to work properly. Hope I could help out a bit. If not, maybe someone will find this thread when they

Thanks. I think the issue my be my DDNS service checking the ip address for tracking purposes and causing the issue. I'm looking into that now. I like the PI idea...a lot. I have a DVAP and PI

My small laptop I had running the repeater I don't think had that problem. Never that I saw while testing for about a week. It runs windows XP 32 bit. I opted for a Raspberry running the app because

Keith - Have you had any problems with laptops just going to sleep, so to speak, while running the D-Rats app? What I mean is they stay connected but cannot ping, send or receive anything including a

We do the same thing here for ARES/RACES/Skywarn in Ocean County NJ. We don't have the repeater here tied up all the time with the D-rats either. I simply enable the radio port when we need it.

Thanks Keith but what I was talking about was simply getting the D-Star radio to work with the Repeater application. I was trying to follow the online instructions that are out of date. When I simply

That's not hard actually. If you can access the computer running the ratflector remotely over the internet via a secure remote connection, you simply enable the port on the ratflector that the radio

Thank you Keith. I did get it all straightened out. I had some entries on the name server to the DDNS service set up wrong. After I finally found my mistake, it all worked flawlessly. The next

Hi Ed, I have gotten everything squared away and the ratflector up and running. I don't want to add it to the public list however at this time. This ratflector is going to be dedicated to the