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ka8ypy wrote: The only reason that the ham manufacturers won't do P25 is because it is a US only thing. D-Star was created for the world wide amateur community by amateurs in Japan.

Bingo.

It's the same reason none of the

companies make 33cm (902-928 MHz) gear. It's a USA-only band.

Sorry, EchoLink is not my cup of tea.

I forgot to mention another bit of amusement.

KC8UTI and I were using a simplex freq with IMBE. It turns out, we were sharing the frequency with some hammies using CSQ analog, from what I heard with mixed mode. You would think we could share a freqency and get along, right? Nope. They kept ...

Special Report: HamSexy Observers find Hamsexual activity at the Toledo Hamfest!

The parking lot patrol found these two Hamsexual rides:
http://joncentral.us/hamsexy/toledo2007/car.jpg

http://joncentral.us/hamsexy/toledo2007/bigantennapickup.jpg

http://joncentral.us/hamsexy/toledo2007 ...

Less than two days left to prepare!

http://www.tmrahamradio.org/hamfest.htm

15 lookers, but no talkers.

A HamSexy meetup at a place of food and/or drink could happen, too, if demand is present.

OK, who else will be there. I'm trying to nudge a local hamsexual to come along, but we'll see.

I've already requested the day off at work, so I'm going.

It looks like a big hamfest, from the pictures on their website.

I don't remember 155.xxxx MHz being within the 2 meter band limits?

???

I have the computer setup. It wasn't hard at all.

Now, all I need to run a line from the busy LED on the front to drive the COS. I found the transistor I need to take it from, but I need to work up the courage to deal with soldering into SMD. Motorola wasn't cool enough to add I/O to the GTX mobile ...

You guys are just getting all boned up over the woman because of the radio on her hip. Admit it.

Rayjk110 wrote: Not sure what my MDC ID will be.....probably somewhere along the lines of 0069

*snicker*

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KC8LTS/R Detroit, MI
Output: 146.500 MHz
Input:   147.500 MHz
NAC 293

When you said "Railroad Mobile" this instantly popped into my head:

First field day expierence ever here. :vestman:

I played 'computer logging :pussy:' for an OM operating on 20 meters who made it serious business. That got old fast.

Another OM set up a 6 meter sideband station, so I made some contacts on that for a while... COOL. I never operated on 6 meters NOR ...

I wish there was a IMBE machine around here.

But I don't see it happening anytime soon. There isn't an Echolink or IRLP node for 50 miles. We still have repeaters running CSQ. qrzmoderator

va3wxm wrote:Many years ago Radio Shack sold a DTMF encoder about the size of a deck of cards.

Too bad most of those got in the hands of phreaks.

I got there at 11 am... maybe the people with anything good must have went home already. :OSS:

I gave a shout on the HamSexy freq... didn't hear any replies.

What a waste of time.

I'll be there.

The boyfriend is taking the Tech exam. Let's hope that goes well. :halfnotworthy:

Save any cheap Motorola stuff for me, thanks. :baby:

I'm looking to buy a 286 laptop to make the Motorolas happy. :ham:

I'll be monitoring the HamSexy freq: 146.495 MHz/67.0Hz on the FT60. :wacker:

K8TEK wrote:N3IJW is the one to ask... Unfortunately he no longer visits this site.

:whiner:

n9avy wrote:
AB9JV wrote:Can't you leave in the porno videos?

Please, pretty please?

Of course, if you go with your rules strictly, there will be nobody there.

ha ha

Lenny
Lenny, you get the porno video concession, but no gay stuff !

:OSS:

1000 memory channels?

Like I've ever used more than 30.

:OSS:

kb9khf wrote:My personal Fav ' vendors in the youth building doing good business' The ham the pic is centered on, has to be in his 70's. Once again, one kid under 40 in the entire picture

http://www.peoriasuperfest.com/Superfes ... 03_556.htm

Funny shit there.

The baby sez:

Geez. Don't get all emo on us...

But their HTs have the mosquito repell feature...

:halfnotworthy: :halfnotworthy: :halfnotworthy:

grem467 wrote:then again, im not a big fan of the telephone connectors for mics.

I take it you don't like most of the /\/\otorola mobile models then. :-P

I think that it might be technically difficult with the 600 KHz spacing in the 2m band....

But with UHF, it should be fine.

Link?

Text of article for the QST-impaired?

Speaking of APCO25, I asked a Icom vendor why D-star instead of APCO25. He said all APCO25 radios have to pay a royalty to Motorola, but a Motorola guy said that is false. APCO25 is a standard (the moto guy asked, "did a M/A-COM guy say that?"). I also heard APCO25 not only specifys digital voice ...

I'll have to remember to attend the Marshall Hamfest next year.

The only ham swaps I've been to in Michigan are Chelsea one (which was OK, I guess)... the Jackson one (which sucked) and the Livonia ARC one (which sucked too.)

Nope, I didn't go.

Gas to too expensive, and I am too poor to buy anything anyway. :whiner:

I caught up with some sleep that I really needed-- It's been a long week.

I'm not going to the Toledo HamFest this weekend either.

There are cheerleaders on both sides, it seems.

n3jfw wrote:please stay on topic

Forum for the promotion and understanding of digital voice on the amateur bands.

:whiner:
Sorry, Fred. :OSS:

On topic (before you can my ass)... has anyone tried those Bendix King P25 front-panel programable portable?

Who the hell are you, Guest?

batdude wrote: wasn't it Tom Ridge?

I dunno.. but that rainbow alert system is kinda useless...

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KC8RYW simplex node 4018 is up! Try calling me!

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