D-STAR System VA3ODG Update – 3 August, 2010 For West Carleton Amateur Radio Club By Rick Bandla VE3CVG.

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D-STAR System VA3ODG Update – 3 August, 2010 For West Carleton Amateur Radio Club By Rick Bandla VE3CVG

D-STAR  --> Internet D-STAR architecture is highly dependent on a reliable and fast internet connection. D-STAR system is functional (locally) without internet but strongest features of D- STAR are unavailable.

Problems With The Wi-Fi Internet Connection No suitable hardwired internet is available at YMCA VA3ODG radio site, so we used a 2.4GHz wi-fi feed from VA3YH to VA3ODG Internet for computers, blue tooth, entertainment equipment, commercial equipment, all vying for same 2.4GHz ISM channels Clutter in path from VA3YH to VA3ODG Strong signal - target for hackers Net Result: very unstable connection, became frustrating and impossible to trouble shoot the system. Disappointed user group.

Options Modify the wired internet feed from the YMCA to make it useable for D-STAR – this is not likely Purchase commercial internet feed – while this is not a closed door, we do not presently have the $30/mnth Upgrade existing wireless feed – this was the chosen approach

Solution We acquired specialized 100mw wireless technology for both ends of the internet extension Supports proprietary TDMA protocol Covers the ham band outside of the ISM band May be optioned for point-to-point radio Supports half channels Locks to mac Uses directional 1 foot dish – 23dBi gain. Pole-mount included No RF cabling - entire unit at each end is located right in the dish feed Powered by POE (included) i.e. ethernet cable plugs into dish feed Cost is $90/end

Installation Hard part done by Dale VE3XZT and company Internet feed, routing, etc. provided by Ying VA3YH Support and nagging by Rick VE3CVG Work done June 23 and 29 th No setup software required, setup is via built-in web pages

Results Almost worked out of the box, required some conditioning Basically a transparent pipe Has been very stable so far Very good signal quality –54dBm signal with a –96dBm noise floor

Where the Money Went Received $300 from WCARC Cost of new gateway computer abt $160 Cost of new wireless equipment abt $180 Installation work and materials donated by Dale VE3XZT Internet continues to be donated by Ying VA3YH Thankyou for the financial assistance!!!

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