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Thanks for the reply. That's a pretty common sense answer, and I should have been able to answer that part for myself. We would always have a licensed control operator on board, so we should be

Check out the MARCA Group. They were one of the founding entities of D-Star in the Phoenix and are very supportive of new users. www.W7MOT.org 73 ---In d-rats_group@...,

If the Control Operator is licensed and on-site for the band you're transmitting on you shoud be OK. A transmission is a transmission where it's voice or data VOIP thats eventually transmitted

Thanks, Mike. I found a post on Dan’s dratsusers maillist that discussed this from WT0F. I had one error loading his files, but have emailed him for instructions. I think we’ll get there

If you were running Fedora Linux I could give you a .service file that would start it on boot. Try editing the rc.local file and add something like this: /usr/bin/python /usr/bin/d-rats_repeater

John, if no one else can answer I may be able to find it. I think I had a ratflector running on Ubuntu. If it's still around I've probably done this. Hit me up later tonight if no one else

I just followed the instructions for installing D-RATS on an Ubuntu server and it looks like it installed okay. I want to configure a ratflector from command line and have it startup automatically at

You can run D-RATS on the same computer that hosts the gateway. Download and install the D-RATS software and run the D-RATS repeater utility. Mark the "Accecpt incoming connections" box and click the

I am really new to D-Star and D-Rats. I am setting up a new repeater for D-Star, but would really like to have the ability for users that do not have a D-Star radio to connect to a gateway or

Today while our ARES group was deployed with our county EMA in support of an air show our EMA contact asked if we could set up a way to have various internet-connected PC users to chat and transfer

Never mind. I looked at this multiple times before cleaning my spectacles and realizing that this setting applied to the 800, not the 880. Thanks anyway.

Never mind. I looked at this 20 times before cleaning my spectacles and realizing that this setting is for the 800 not the 880. ---In d-rats_group@..., <d-rats_group@...>

I'm trying to get D-RATS configured for the first time with my ID-880H. Every site that I see about this combination says that I must set the radio value DVT=DVTAT. I have found all the other

Hello, My ststion is 24/7 so you can connect and test any time. I moved to module D as suggested however no one on there, there was 2 other stations on Module C I'll stay on C for now.

Module D (REF015D) is designated for DRATS use. I would tune in but am stuck at work til 1800 eastern time.

I have set up a small test station using a dv dongle I am hooked in to ref 015 C using D-rats Please can I ask if you have any spare time try a ping or leave me a mail .or message. Hope

Hi Dan, I managed to set up ratflector on one PC which is connected to the 44 network (ham radio) and in that rafflector also include the Internet d-rats server. Then from a remote

Very interesting concept, James. I'm not familiar with ampr.org. I will have to check it out. From: d-rats_group@... [mailto:d-rats_group@...] On Behalf Of

Hi Dan, OK so the next stage up from ax25 / packet radio is to put the old TNC in kiss mode and from Linux assign an IP address to the radio interface. In Ham radio we have ampr.org which is a full

I have on several occasion setup a network with many different computers running D-Rats. I typically use KA8JMW, KA8JMW-1... D-Rats users then sees each of these as unique stations. Ed KA8JMW