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A new 0.4.2 release of D-Rats is now available. A new installation script for installing on Microsoft Windows using MobaXterm instead of Msys2 has been prepared. The MobaXterm install has been tested

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /D-Rats/D-Rats Releases/D_Rats-0.4.2-py3-none-any.whl (

<snip> That error looks like a problem in the configuration file "~/.d-rats-ev/d-rats.config" The past and current storage of the radio data makes it very easy to create an invalid entry for a radio

iam new to both D-rats and linux based OS but i was able to clone a working vs from github, installed and was working fine until i tried to add a local host, now i cannot add any new radio ports in

I don't see this change doing anything for DStar or D-Rats. If you use a newer radio and "fast data" you're about as fast as the data stream in DStar will support. It's basically serial packet data,

Hi: Regarding Nov FCC meeting that might be a big step to remove Symbol Rate Restriction on Amateur Bands. https://www.arrl.org/news/fcc-to-vote-on-removing-symbol-rate-restrictions If removal applies

Sorry did not think of this. Open up your RSMS1A on phone, look at application settings and scroll down to baud rate for USB. Make sure it matches the radio. Also do this same thing on your computer.

Thanks Mike. Scotty wrote:

There is also an RS-MS1i for iOS. But it only works on the latest few Icom radios and not sure about the upcoming new Kenwood. IC705, 9700, ID52 and 4100 can all work with the Apple app. I'm guessing

John, Can you email Ray Novak at Icom? He appears to have access to the developers of the phone apps. Ray is super supportive. RayNovak@.... He was going to get a ticket to see about

Hey Scott, Make sure your radio BT has the Bluetooth data set BACK to "CI V". D-Rats you set to "DV Data", all else is "CI-V". Then, use the RS MS1A to connect. Not the radio. It will connect right

Just got a U-Blox7 GPS USB device. Finding the official signed driver for Microsoft Windows was an adventure as all existing links to the official drivers were dead. For others reference until someone

There are some incompatibilities in the BlueTooth protocols, particularly some devices only support LE (Low Energy) and some devices have no support for that. There are some android applications for

I can never connect my id52a to RS-MS1A on Bluetooth. Very discouraging. Scott W3SGT

The ticket for RS-MS1A protocol integration is: https://github.com/ham-radio-software/D-Rats/issues/25 For RS-MS1A and D-Rats integration is that D-Rats needs to know the protocols used for RS-MS1A,

A point of information for E-mail threads. There is a long standing convention that if you are changing the topic of an e-mail thread, then the person changing the topic should change the subject with

Maurizio, Total *Brainfog* on my part. I was thinking RS-BA1! I don’t use Android, but assume that the RS-MS1I will behave similarly. 73, Jack – KD4IZ Sent: Friday, September 22, 2023 03:23 To:

Hi: Nice progress with D-Rats. Congratulations John, Maurizio and the other developers. Regarding the next areas of improvement / development, here is my point of view. Uniformity has its advantages

I use both D-Rats and RS-MS1A (with ID5100 and ID51 not plus). I always thought that the missing chat between the two was a gap. is RS-MS1A now priced? or are you referring to something else? maurizio

On the down side (and n defense of John’s valuable time). you are asking for development of a feature set that requires a bunch of effort and is tied to one expensive purchase of proprietary