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Someone said hello as well. :-) -- Dave (G0DJA) Bolsover, UK

I've actually seen a message on one of the ratflectors.? CT1EBQ changed status to 'unatended', so at least I know it's working. -- Dave (G0DJA) Bolsover, UK

I've managed to connect to a few of the listed ratflectors, including the Alabama and Washington ones. The ones that fail, so far, are Netherlands, Worldwide (which I think was the default), Sweden

Hi John, thanks for the reply. I hadn't set up the connection. I was confused by the section "Radio" and I didn't realise it was for connecting to a ratflector as well... I'll try a couple of the

You may be trying to connect to the default ref.d-rats.com rsatflector which is no longer in use. Check for a list of working ratflectors at dstarinfo.com. If you are running OneDrive, read the

Hi, I'm new to D-Star and D-Rats and not sure if it will be of use to me here in the UK. I can't get D-Rats to work, I've changed the settings to the ones that Marius suggests to use the USB

The RS-MS1 uses an Icom specific protocol for picture exchange and just decodes the DPRS data to put it on a map. D-Rats uses its own protocol to forward data over plain data links. That means that,

John, D-RATS talks “Winlink-ese” directly to either an internet winlink server like server.winlink.org or to an RMS server over the air. To do what you want, you will have to set up an RMS

Are there any functions in the RS-MS1IA app that work with D-Rats? Text? Picture Sharing? Others? Thanks! 73 John

Right. I know there is a setting for using Winlink, I have sent Winlink e-mails, I just want to try to send from my mobile to my base radio, then to Winlink via telnet in DRats. thanks!

Winlink does not have D-RATS in the session dropdown mode selector. However, the D-RATS application (which is also similar to an email client) has many of the necessary ICS forms and allows similar

Sparks KK4IB: It is my understanding (and I could be wrong) that D-Rats does not communicate directly with winlink via RF. I don't have a signal link or similar device, so I want to use D-Rats to

Yes, The setup is correct. NO radio on location yet, so I will be doing everything from my mobile radio. While I can conceivably just go into the hospital and use their wi-fi to send a winlink

Hello, I'm curious as to what the communication situation is? So, coms have been cut off from the hospital and they need to get a winlink email sent. You don't have a radio at the hospital yet, so you

Winlink is an email client that does NOT rely on the public internet. That is the point. sparks

Update: If I have D-Rats running on my computer (assuming I have figured out how to make it a ratflector), and I have the base radio also connected, can I send a winlink e-mail from my car at all? I

That was one of my thoughts, I just wonder if running too high of power on the base 5100 could hurt the pi. I KNOW I can hit the radio at home from the hospital, just not sure the level of power

First thought is … if you can reach you home base station from you vehicle in the parking lot: computer in the vehicle running D-RATS or Winlink connected to the ID5100 - RF - to your ID5100 base

Hi, I am looking at options for using D-RATS to send e-mail for ARES and other functions. Current set-up: ID-5100 in the car IS-5100 at home Zumspot duplex at home connected to the internet Several

This is what I am doing to keep being able to use the older systems with a currently "supported" operating system. https://github.com/wb8tyw/D-Rats/wiki/Ancient-hardware-Support My upgrade of my