New D-Star Repeater Now In Place In ARRL Laboratory:
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September 2, 2010
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New D-Star Repeater Now In Place In ARRL Laboratory:
The ARRL Lab has installed a D-STAR (Digital Smart Technologies for
Amateur Radio) repeater in the Lab at the ARRL Headquarters building.
Operating with an output of 147.390 MHz, positive offset, the W1HQ
D-STAR repeater is a local repeater with a modest footprint covering
the Hartford-New Britain, Connecticut area. The antenna is on the roof
of the Headquarters building with the repeater located in the Lab. With
its gateway, the repeater is accessible to any D-STAR user on the
planet. The Lab's call sign is W1INF.
"The purpose of the repeater is to better educate the Lab staff on
D-STAR technology," explained ARRL Test Engineer Bob Allison, WB1GCM.
"In turn, we will have the ability to handle some of our members'
questions on the matter. We also intend to use this new technology when
emergencies occur where D-STAR technology is deployed." Read more here
http://www.arrl.org/news/new-d-star-repeater-now-in-place-in-arrl-laboratory.
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The ARRL Letter
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