San Juan County Amateur Radio Society
Jan 19th, 2012 by KG6GEU
Before I order the 440 duplexer we need to choose a frequency. The WWARA has reserved a 100KHz block for narrowband experimentation (8-12.5KHz Channels 441.2 to 441.3MHz) and I’m currently working out a plan with a couple of other D-Star repeaters down sound.
Stay Tuned (duplexer humor hi hi)
Jan 17th, 2012 by Clare KE7WQY
Jan 16th, 2012 by wa6mpg
Marconi and Fleming certainly thought so in 1903……
Jan 16th, 2012 by KG6GEU
Jan 15th, 2012 by Clare KE7WQY
Jan 12th, 2012 by KG6GEU
Thanks to John Hays for the configuration and Basil for helping to re-assign my network.
Come meet John after tomorrow’s meeting and learn more about D-Star capabilities.
Jan 11th, 2012 by KG6GEU
On 2m 146.900 at my QTH on low power. Available for testing,
Ed and I had the initial QSO which wasn’t nearly as interesting as “Mr Watson, come here, I need you”. Of course no acid was spilled in the process just a little Seagrams 7.
The triplexer issue turned out to be a cold solder joint.
Jan 11th, 2012 by KG6GEU
Peter Dahl WA7FUS and John Hays K7VE will be giving a D-Star demo after the meeting Friday. They have been D-Star users for a few years now and John operates a D-Star repeater in Edmonds.
We’ll also be able to program your D-Star Radio so bring it along.
Bryan
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