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Well lets go through that. Nobody is stopping you from using your local DSTAR repeater as long as you are using digital voice. As far as linking, some people get upset, some don't. If there isn't

We have a Georgia Ratflector, gaares.ratflector.com, that can be accessed via Internet. We also dedicated REF030D for data (D-RATS) traffic. We normally have the WD4STR C repeater in Lawrenceville

Hi Keith, I would like to add my two cents since I am new to this ham radio as hobby and to D-Star. I own my radio for about 3 weeks and the problem with D-Star is that you can not really use it.?You

You could set up your own Ratflector. After that you connect your DTAR radio to your ratflector via USB/Serial cable. That is what I do for our local ARES. BUT I only connect the RF link to our DSTAR

Dear Drats list friends, I am curious about how to practice Drats over an RF link, I live in Atlanta and we have two very active DStar repeaters, W4DOC and WX4GPB.? Is there a specific reflector or

It was found : http://www.d-rats.com/releases/31-d-rats-apt-repository/ Problem was solved by installing the latest "daily" 0.3.3 via "python setup.py install" There was some issue building debs and

Hey Mitch, Where did you get this copy of D-Rats? I didn't find ANY hits on Google and this smacks of someone in the Debian world disabling it as it's not clear if this ancient compression is

A fresh install of the latest code instead of the Debian package fixed the issue I had. I don't do Windows, so can't speculate on how or if it might work there. -- Mitch

Mitch I'm not a linux guru but would the guys from Linux_Rms have an answer. I wonder how this would work as I run a winlink gateway using BPQ32. and D rats thrown in the mix. I can use AWG and UZ7HO

Installation of latest daily fixed the issue. THANKS K3TSZ!

Did you ever find a solution? I can see that lzhuf is missing from the installation, but I cannot follow the wl2k.py code well enough to find where to copy it TO. wl2k.py calls p.source_dir() when

Apparently, this is a long-standing issue. I have a copy of lzhuf on my Linux machine, the only question is where to put it for D-RATS to find it. Anyone have a clue?? Otherwise, I will go and put

root@sova1:~# uroWL2K Mode is: Network <- \r <- Callsign :\r -> AB4MW <- Password :\r -> **** <- [WL2K-3.0-B2FWIHJM$]\r -> [DRATS-0.3.3-B2FHIM$] <- Wien CMS >\r -> FF <- FC EM

Patrick, ? ?Thanks for all the info that you send out and all in your files section. I will say that I have been involved with HF Packet since the 1980's on Network 105 ..14.105 lsb 300 baud and it

Well, that was easy. I am online with D-RATS HF AFSK 300 baud. I used the KISS TNC option in the D-RATS setup, and linked Direwolf via it's KISS TCP4 linkage using socat. Obviously, this is run as

HF packet is very reliable, and with a good modem like UZ7HO or Direwolf, it's terrific. I can always be found on 10.141.6 *USB* (10145 for those who insist on LSB) 300 baud AFSK 1600/1800 (1700

Hi Mitch, Thank for your response. You make some good points. The reason I have been focused on PSK and other modes for HF is mostly because of the negative reports I have read about the reliability

I have to also ask. "Why not HF packet?" Same symbol rate and easy to implement. The throughput is better than you might imagine. Here's one reason why: multiple decoders The Direwolf packet

It's also worth noting that the latest version of Thomas Sailer's soundmodem on Linux also includes 300 baud BPSK. -- Mitch Winkle http://ewamjlu.blogspot.com ...How long will you go limping between

Btw, I heard back from Dan on this mysterious 2014 Windows D-Rats build: The 04172014 build was merely a custom version I rolled for someone with a new custom form in it. That's all. No mapping or