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At 5/22/2025 07:55 PM, you wrote: On Thu, May 22, 2025 at 10:47 PM, Chris Boone WB5ITT wrote: Uhhh beacon IDing, etc is illegal under part97..several repeaters have gotten emails from Riley about it.

I like em round myself (TARRA) via groups.io <tarra@...> wrote:

What is your callsign?? You seem to hiding something...as to Beacons, any amateur station keying up periodically and transmitting information (ID, TIME< Telemetry, etc) is a BEACON..GO ask Laura Smith

Excuse me BUT what do you call an autopatch or a manual phone patch on HF? How about letting a non amateur talk on your station? THATS 3RD Party... IT has been for decades.....You didn't look deep

What about Linux???? [email protected]> wrote:

Ken, you forgot the important part WHEN a repeater is beaconing ID every 10min, hour, whatever, since it is NOT in the AUTO BEACON subband, it MUST be monitored by a CONTROL OP as required by Part 97

A repeater is ONLY a repeater when it is repeating...otherwise it is a amateur station falling under other rules...this is why a REPEATER in Autopatch mode is NOT a repeater but a full duplex base

Thats an easy one. PI 5 for the win.

What about a Pi? Which is better, the 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5? Mick - W7CAT

Beacon: Part 97 - Page 5 - section 9 defines "Beacon" as: An amateur station transmitting communications for the purposes of observation of propagation and reception or other related experimental

Chris, Page 8 section 47of Part 97 defines "Third party communications" as: A message from the control operator (first party) of an amateur station to another amateur station control operator (second

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For giggles, I had to see what ChatGPT had to say about it (I'm certainly not calling this a qualified source and I've caught ChatGPT in errors before). In the United States, beaconing an ID on an

No it is not. It is a licensed repeater, identifying per regulations. Just because you don’t agree changes nothing. If ALL it did was identify, without ever passing other traffic you would be

Can we discuss PC vs MAC next?

[email protected]> wrote: ? ? ? Tom you need to read part 97 and take your license test again... the only time the repeaters required to ID is when it's in use!

No it's not allowed....ask Riley or Laura Smith.. When a station is not repeating another station, it falls under other rules. This is the same thing as when it's in Auto patch mode, it's no longer a

That was my point. It is not prohibited, so therefore is allowed. In fact, one could ID every 5 minutes and be legal.

I wonder if someone can walk me through this? I'm based in the UK, and our rules are ging to be different. For example, the only rule that I think would apply here is "unattended operation". For

The SLR does...via the GPIO pins..I opened an archive I have for a SLR8000 and set GPIO 2 to low going, debounce and TX PL Inhibit....it should work once written into the cpg..I don't have a SLR8000