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Look in the files section for D-RATS Operating Guide 0.3.3.pdf?to get the detailed instructions, but also get Quick Set Up.pdf?for the basic settings you need to get started using D-RATS. Give me a

New to d-rats and trying to understand how to set up preferences. Looking for some one Arizona area that could possibly help and make it a bit simpler for me to understand, I tried to follow the file

The Philadelphia Digital Radio Association is pleased to announce a new D-RATS reflector (Ratflector) is available for all Radio Amateurs to use.The address is: k3pdrrats.dyndns.orgport 9000 All are

Hi, some documents developed by me over time, are in Spanish, but I do have trouble understanding, excuse my English, google translator HI HI http://www.cacharreo.es/blog/12 QRV RAT 1 & 2 & ED1ZAJ B

Ok, great. Then you are in uncharted territorry. Please keep the group updated with your progress as I am interested in D-RATS expanding outside the D-STAR relm. Thanks, N3TSZ I set the HBAUD to

Understand. D-RATS communicates with the TNC at 9600 baud (tbaud) and I set the HBAUD to 9600 prior to putting the TNC into KISS. As D-RATS transmits, I hear the whisper of 9600 baud packet. --73

Interesting. I don't know of anyone using 9600 bps packet and D-RATS. Just keep in mind that the port speed setting in D-RATS is the speed at which D-RATS communicates with the TNC and not the over

All, I just got back into using D-RATS. I am using version 02232012 on a couple DR-235TMKIII's w/TNC (1.25 m). 1200 baud is working great!! I just can't get my two terminals to communicate at

I would prefer it to run on my windows server. I have no extra room for another machine. Anthony (N2KI) Sent from mobile

N2KI I have and old desktop I can dedicate to the cause and I'm sure KC2IDB will configure it to run UBUNTU. I cannot host the machine, let me know if you're

Ok, I see that. They are listed alphabetically on my Ubuntu computer, then I checked my XP machine - your're right. So, I'm going to look into that one further. ? I also agree with N0SO, if you are

Patrick, Thank you for the reply. I am not sure what you are referring to with regard to the following: 13. The default message selection is an HICS-260 Patient Evacuation Form. Can we change it

Sure. I recommend starting out by reading the document "Running your own ratflector", written by Patrick, N3TSZ. It's in the files section of this group. It's really pretty straightforward. Like

Thanks for your interest in D-RATS. Some of the issues you are describing will be addressed by installing the latest version. Here is the link for the latest Windows

Mike, FYI. The latest version still tells me "I have a message" when sending a message.

Thanks John, I already have a QST beacon but it still goes into oblivion. :-(

Sorry, that is no longer an issue and replacing lzhuf.exe will not change anything at all. I already tried that while investigating the issue. As I posted previously, d-rats has a bug in handling

Mike, Thanks very much for the reply. This is helping out quite a bit. It looks as though it will be in out best interest to run our own ratflector. Can you help with that setup? I currently have

Greetings, A few comments: First, I recommend using the latest "daily" build rather that that beta: http://dev.d-rats.com/drats_daily/daily-02232012/ It,too is pretty old, but it does address some of

From: Anthony (N2KI) <n2ki.ham@...> There is a known issue for d-rats if it loses the TCP/IP connection to a ratflector, it will go CPU bound for that thread. This can be triggered by ISPs that