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Hi folk. I sent to github the D-Rats modifications to transmitt the weather stations information. in QST window is a new mode, WXGPS-A. This mode read files provided by weather software with APRS

Try using Fldigi 8-PSK-500 or faster. The speeds will be as-fast or faster than D-Star data, and should fix the timeout issues. I need coffee, lol John KL4YFD [email protected]> wrote:

What mode did you use for trying the transfers? If you use a slow mode it will timeout yes. Have you tried a faster mode? John KL4YFD [email protected]> wrote:

I have tried this also. I was reading the Flarq documentation and was struck by how much sounded like D-RATS. So I opened D-RATS preferences and made a network connection to fldigi on port 7322. The

Hi everyone, I have connected D-Rats to Fldigi as a backend modem before and it just magically worked, using TCP port 7322 on 127.0.0.1 (start Fldigi first) Is there any interest in adding Fldigi as a

Hello John, Oh.. ok. I thought it was farther along than that. Thanks for the clarification. So we're still in a world that Python2 and PyGTK are still required. You mean like this code?

The WB8TYW repository is just a fork of the maurizioandreotti repository at this time. I have not yet posted a branch for python3/gtk3 as nothing other than the ratflector appears to work.

There is much newer version of D-rats available here: https://github.com/maurizioandreotti/D-Rats This version has substantial fixes to make it more reliable, repairs to the mapping system, etc. This

Hi David, That was my first thought and, add JS8 and Winlink to it, but apparently you cant do it with Winlink, so, I guess i'll just have to live with being a Mac user as I wont go back to windows,

Buy a Raspberry Pi and run it there. $35.00 wrote:

Hi Guys, Thanks for the replies. If I was more confident with tinkering on with the IO I would do what Rafael suggests, but i'm not so better not, all my business stuff is on this Mac and dont want to

Paul: This link will help: http://www.d-rats.com/download/ <http://www.d-rats.com/download/>. Regards, Bernie, AF9US

I don't see why D-RATS would not in Mac OS. Just install all dependencies with brew and make sure you have proper serial connection to the radio (in case of using D-Star with an ICOM transceiver).

Sorry, no Mac version available. Only Windows and Linux. Patrick (N3TSZ)

Morning Guys, I've only just discovered D-RATS so please excuse me if this has been asked before......are there any standalone programs to run D-RATS direct on a Mac (not using parallels) or is it

Good info Mike. I have my 7100 set up and ready to test. Tom WW3TRG wrote:

Use the orange cable. Change "connector" menu/USB/DATA 1 FUnction/Data1 Function to "DV Data". Once done, USB2 Function will flip to "off". Leave all else the same. DV Data will use the orange cable

One of the users also suggested using a folder on a certain capacity thumb drive attached to the computer and use that as the D-RATS Shared folder.??It is my understanding that if an infected file

Yeah Glen, I like the ideas about the Symlinks from Mark... I think in Windows the equivalent of /dev/null is $NULL from powershell or NUL from a command prompt... [image: image.png] [image:

You'd have to iron out the particulars and exact syntax, but why not dump the temp directory contents to /dev/null? This could be tuned on/off as desired, as well. Other options: * LD-PRELOAD (