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Thanks for the update! [email protected]> wrote:

Unfortunately I have not been able to get to Huntsville, I do plan to be Dayton Hamvention this year again. Can't find any trace of it, various places that it could have gone wrong since neither of

Thanks John.? Hope you're doing well..? Missed seeing you at Huntsville last year. I sent you an email concerning the beginning of the DRats journey back on 4/02.? Probably went into your junk

Great info here. https://sites.google.com/site/wcarasite/digital-comm/d-rats

There is a D-RATS repeater application in the folder where D-RATS is installed. I have opened it and played with it, but I am not 100% sure how to configure or use it. Have googled quite a bit and

Thank you John @ WB4QDX and the rest of the group. I used the orange RT Systems cable and worked like a charm.

In all of our previous installs, The Busybox package had already been installed and was being used instead the actual packages. The problem was that none of the busybox aliases for the real packages

I tried the MobaXterm install today.? The script fails because BusyBox is not installed.? If you manually install Busybox, then re-run the installer script, it will install.? Maybe add BusyBox as

Thank you John!? This has been added to my to do list haha. 73 Tommy KD4CHW

If you are asking me, the answer will be the 0.4.7 version of course. https://github.com/ham-radio-software/D-Rats/wiki/010.020-Installation-of-D%E2%80%90Rats-on-Microsoft-Windows-with-MobaXterm

Tommy, the 0.3.x versions are the original code. It works well but has a few bugs. The 0.4 code is newly developed code. John WB4QDX Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg>

Hi John, I'm a new user to D-Rats and this is a bit confusing to me.? Do I follow the link on the D-Star website for 0.3.9 or go to your repository and get a 0.4.? version?? Or does it matter?? And

I am in the process of getting back to this. Had my 5100 working well but nets were inconvenient with my schedule. Since the GA ARES meeting, trying to get back to it...

Or you can use the RT Systems “orange” USB-RTS05 cable. It can be used with most DFSTAR radios for programming and data connections. It’s a well built good quality adapter. John WB4QDX Sent:

I use the Wirenest OPC-2218LU FTDI USB cable ( https://www.amazon.com/Wirenest-OPC-2218LU-Control-Programming-Cable/dp/B01M5K62K1 ) I followed the Getting started with D-RATS (

I am using an RT systems RTS05 cable into the data port, make certain the radio is in low speed mode it will work just fine with other stations in high speed if they are using high speed also, if they

I haven't learned much on my brother's 5100. W4GLE, K4DJL, K9ptf should be able to help you. [email protected]> wrote:

Has anybody done D-Rats successfully with an IC-5100? Would you mind sharing your setup? What cables did you use and what radio ports? Thank you!

Looking forward to trying it out again...73 Luis KK4ZFT [email protected]> wrote:

Actually the only thing in D-Rats that is D-Star specific is the code that translates GPS symbols from D-Star to and from APRS. D-Rats will work over any radio that can transmit serial data. I plan to