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HF packet is very reliable, and with a good modem like UZ7HO or Direwolf, it's terrific. I can always be found on 10.141.6 *USB* (10145 for those who insist on LSB) 300 baud AFSK 1600/1800 (1700

Hi Mitch, Thank for your response. You make some good points. The reason I have been focused on PSK and other modes for HF is mostly because of the negative reports I have read about the reliability

I have to also ask. "Why not HF packet?" Same symbol rate and easy to implement. The throughput is better than you might imagine. Here's one reason why: multiple decoders The Direwolf packet

It's also worth noting that the latest version of Thomas Sailer's soundmodem on Linux also includes 300 baud BPSK. -- Mitch Winkle http://ewamjlu.blogspot.com ...How long will you go limping between

Btw, I heard back from Dan on this mysterious 2014 Windows D-Rats build: The 04172014 build was merely a custom version I rolled for someone with a new custom form in it. That's all. No mapping or

I wonder if this was related to the problem a year or so ago when it was discovered that under certain circumstances the Windows version would occasionally consume 100% of the CPU? Thanks again for

Hi Craig, I don't know the history of 04172014, however it is in the alternative D-RATS build directory (http://d-rats.danplanet.com/download/tmp/). Unfortunately Dan Smith (KK7DS) of

Chris, Where did the 04072014 build come from? It doesn't show up on http://dev.d-rats.com/drats_daily/ http://dev.d-rats.com/drats_daily/. What fixes are in it? Nice ARES website link, it

What are the necessary setting for the software and radio using an RT Systems cable betwen the radio and the computer Don Nickle KK4HJP

Thank you, the website is very helpful!

Excellent question! :-) My ARES organization has decided that for Windows, Daily Build 04072014 is the latest version. For Mac it would be Daily Build 02232012. And Linux would be whatever

What is the current version of D-Rats for Windows? Thanks, K5GTX

Hello Tom, For D-Rats, correct but per the previous example, Dstar supports it's own simple messaging as well. --David KI6ZHD

Hi David, It looks like you need an Android tablet to send or receive messages. The radio is just a modem. Tom To: d-rats_group@... Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2015 8:37 PM Subject: Re:

Hi, Thank you for your answer. This is what I started to suspect after I installed D-Rats. Tom To: d-rats_group@... Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2015 8:19 PM Subject: [d-rats_group] Re: New

The rc.local file is the best way to auto start d-rats and/or d-rats_repeater on Ubuntu and derivatives. I've got an example here somewhere of an rc.local file I modified to start d-rats_repeater on a

Here is the latest daily build for Linux: http://dev.d-rats.com/drats_daily/daily-02232012/d-rats-daily-02232012.tar.gz http://dev.d-rats.com/drats_daily/daily-02232012/d-rats-daily-02232012.tar.gz

I've been retired for a number of years now, but I don't think it's an issue starting d-rats, if you wanted it for everybody, you would probably start it in the inittabs file, or if for only one or a

Lubuntu served me well for a good long while. Anything Xubuntu can do, Lubuntu CAN do if the right packages are installed....however: If you need really light weight and aren't overly concerned with

Hello Tom, Welcome to the hobby and Dstar! Lots of interesting things to learn and do! Btw, the specific detail about not being able to do Dstar messaging isn't accurate. I've done messaging