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I am available for a while if anyone has the ability to do BPSK250 via AX.25 on HF....connected to D-RATS. Let me know and I will switch over on any band that works.

Awesome. I'll be around in the morning, later in the afternoon tomorrow and Sunday afternoon after church. We can probably use 7103 or 10141.6 given our proximity. -- Mitch

Mitch. ..will be able to try this weekend. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 73 Lee WB4QOJ West Metro Atlanta From my Android phone on T-Mobile. The first nationwide 4G network.

Correction, D-RATS and AX25D not playing well together. Dropping D-RATS for the time being.

Back online at 10141.6 USB using BPSK250 this time. Those with the BPQ connector for FLDIGI can try that. Testing also the TCP KISS version of FLDIGI not yet released so want it to run for a good

All by myself testing the TCP code so far, but it's working and I am making AX.25 connect calls now using BPSK250.

I am not on D-RATS with the HF rig at the moment. Doing some FLDIGI alpha testing with FSQCall.

I got a copy of test FLDIGI code for the KISS TCP/IP connetivity. Will be testing at my next opportunity and will report back.

When the FLDIGI team stabilizes their KISS code with a TCP interface instead of UDP, I think it will definitely be a viable option, particularly for the fast modems over FM VHF/UHF. The 8PSK modems

I would suggest Direwolf and TCP/IP KISS connection if you are using the old AFSK Bell modem. Direwolf is a superior decoder. You could also use Direwolf's "-p" switch to I/O through a PTY in Linux

I'm satisfied with how my UHF and VHF radios are working on my RF access point. I have bridged the over to RAT2 (ref.d-rats.com port 9001). If you are in or near FN20kb, feel free to give them a try.

Mitch I may play with it using the BPQ AWG setup port 9000 and see if BPQ will beacon on through D Rats Don va7dgp [d-rats_group] <d-rats_group@...> wrote:

If you want a straight packet connection., AB4MW-4 is FBB, AB4MW-7 is Uronode -- Mitch Winkle http://ewamjlu.blogspot.com ...How long will you go limping between two different opinions? If the

No, I do have FBB and Uronode running there though. No scan. I just share the port (Direwolf) with my AX.25 system. AX.25 uses a PTY and D-RATS uses TCP/IP enabled KISS connection. -- Mitch

Mitch Sounds interesting. Are you running BPQ32. Did you set the scan for 5 seconds. Then run D Rats outside of BPQ or fbbs? Don va7dgp d-rats_group@...> wrote:

Hi All, I have heard from a few folks due to my QST's, but just a note to let others know. If you have HF packet capabilities, hook up your KISS TNC to your D-RATS and try me on : 10141.6 USB HF

Thank you again. There is no problem with volume settings. The stations are simply too far to be received on small antenna. I have iCom R6 scanner with an upgraded antenna but it is still a handheld

If the packets are distorted, make sure the volume on your scanner is adjusted low enough so that the "audio level" in the Dire Wolf display next to the station isn't above 70 or so. 50 is the best

Hi Keith, Thank you for the tip with the APRS software. I got it working instantly! Most of the packets are too distorted to be decoded by the Dire Wolf by within about 10 min I got information on