Attention: Local D-Star Users – New Equipment!
The VARC would like to inform local D-Star users that it has received the new D-Star VHF module and 1.2 GHz duplexer for the existing 1.2 GHz voice and data modules.
Meeting2nd Tuesday · 6:30 PM · WAFT, 215 WAFT Hill Ln2nd Tue · 6:30 PM · WAFT
2 m146.760 MHz -600 kHz · tone 141.3 Hz146.760 -600 kHz · 141.3 Hz
The VARC would like to inform local D-Star users that it has received the new D-Star VHF module and 1.2 GHz duplexer for the existing 1.2 GHz voice and data modules.
Since ICOM revealed the new IC-7100 transceiver there’s been much speculation on price.
Would you like to listen to a live stream of W4VLD module B on D-Star?
As many of you already know the D-Star project has been under way.
Yesterday members of the technical team met to work on the repeater project.
Again the technical team assembled early this Saturday morning in order to begin work on the new larger equipment room for both the analog and the new digital D-Star repeater systems.
On Thursday June 2 the technical team met with the EMA director during lunch to discuss various logistic issues related to the installation of the new D-Star repeater systems.
The VARC technical team met on Saturday May 21st to brave the heat and to install the new antenna for the new D-Star repeater systems scheduled to come online later this year.
The city of Valdosta and surrounding counties will soon have a DStar coverage.