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#352573 30.10.2009 10:23:16
An official announcement will be released in the next few days, but it can be announced to the Amateur community that $165,000 in Federal funding has been secured by Georgia Emergency Management Agency (GEMA) to complete the statewide Georgia D-STAR network. Equipment has already been ordered and is beginning to arrive.
This is a project that began back in 2005 with a vision for Amateur Radio emergency communications in Georgia. Georgia Public Broadcasting's former Director of Engineering Mark Fehlig, WA6NGC, seized an opportunity to install two Amateur Radio antennas on each of nine tall television towers that provide statewide Public Television coverage as a part of the required conversion to Digital Television. Fehlig designated Georgia ARES to control the use of these facilities for emergency communications.
The next task was to determine what technology or mode would provide the best use of these sites for emergency communications. After considering many modes and technologies including linked FM repeaters and packet. About this time, the D-STAR digital technology was emerging as a state of the art platofrm for voice and data communications. D-STAR allows flexible linking of repeaters and provides simultaneous voice and low speed data along with high speed data with Internet connectivity on 1.2 GHz.
2 meter, 440 and 1.2 GHz voice and data repeaters will be installed on each of the nine television towers of Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB). These nine towers are strategically located to provide near statewide Public Television coverage. They will also provide similar Amateur Radio coverage from two antennas located between 500 and 600 feet above ground and connected with 1 5/8" transmission lines. GPB will also provide indoor equipment space with backup power at each site. Connectivity on GPB's robust DS-3 data network will be provided with Internet access to allow flexible linking of repeaters using the D-STAR technology. Two of the D-STAR repeaters are already in operation at Pembroke, Georgia near Savannah and atop Stone Mountain serving the Atlanta metro area.
The funding also provides 20 dual-band D-STAR radios for installation at EMA offices around the state, a portable UHF D-STAR repeater for emergency deployment, three 1.2 GHz D-STAR radios with laptops for sending data and photos from field locations and a robust reflector to serve the Georgia network during emergency conditions and available for general use during non-emergency times. The complete Georgia D-STAR network should be in operation by early 2010.
The Georgia network will complement other D-STAR systems planned or in operation in neighboring states of Alabama, Florida and South Carolina creating regional capabilities in the Southeast. Weather systems approach Georgia either as severe thunderstorms and tornadoes from the West or tropical systems from the Gulf or the Atlantic. Having flexible statewide communications will provide new capabilities to support emergency communications.
John Davis WB4QDX
District Emergency Coordinator
Georgia ARES
This is a project that began back in 2005 with a vision for Amateur Radio emergency communications in Georgia. Georgia Public Broadcasting's former Director of Engineering Mark Fehlig, WA6NGC, seized an opportunity to install two Amateur Radio antennas on each of nine tall television towers that provide statewide Public Television coverage as a part of the required conversion to Digital Television. Fehlig designated Georgia ARES to control the use of these facilities for emergency communications.
The next task was to determine what technology or mode would provide the best use of these sites for emergency communications. After considering many modes and technologies including linked FM repeaters and packet. About this time, the D-STAR digital technology was emerging as a state of the art platofrm for voice and data communications. D-STAR allows flexible linking of repeaters and provides simultaneous voice and low speed data along with high speed data with Internet connectivity on 1.2 GHz.
2 meter, 440 and 1.2 GHz voice and data repeaters will be installed on each of the nine television towers of Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB). These nine towers are strategically located to provide near statewide Public Television coverage. They will also provide similar Amateur Radio coverage from two antennas located between 500 and 600 feet above ground and connected with 1 5/8" transmission lines. GPB will also provide indoor equipment space with backup power at each site. Connectivity on GPB's robust DS-3 data network will be provided with Internet access to allow flexible linking of repeaters using the D-STAR technology. Two of the D-STAR repeaters are already in operation at Pembroke, Georgia near Savannah and atop Stone Mountain serving the Atlanta metro area.
The funding also provides 20 dual-band D-STAR radios for installation at EMA offices around the state, a portable UHF D-STAR repeater for emergency deployment, three 1.2 GHz D-STAR radios with laptops for sending data and photos from field locations and a robust reflector to serve the Georgia network during emergency conditions and available for general use during non-emergency times. The complete Georgia D-STAR network should be in operation by early 2010.
The Georgia network will complement other D-STAR systems planned or in operation in neighboring states of Alabama, Florida and South Carolina creating regional capabilities in the Southeast. Weather systems approach Georgia either as severe thunderstorms and tornadoes from the West or tropical systems from the Gulf or the Atlantic. Having flexible statewide communications will provide new capabilities to support emergency communications.
John Davis WB4QDX
District Emergency Coordinator
Georgia ARES
#352589 30.10.2009 10:54:09
Miło poczytać tak, ale tak sobie myśle że w związku z tego rodzaju inincjatywami,urządzenia D-star'owe będą trzymały się w cenie przez dłuższy czas

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#353591 31.10.2009 20:32:40
A ja nie za bardzo zrozumiałem ten tekst. Czy chodzi o to, że to będzie komercyjna infrastruktura, do której amatorzy nie będą mieli dostępu? Czy też może będzie ona dostępna też dla amatorów?
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#353700 31.10.2009 23:36:13
Dla amatorów. Ale na komercyjnych (strategicznych) obiektach w Georgia. Aby w sytuacjach awaryjnych pokrycie i komunikacja było w 100% aktywna.
No chyba, że coś zrozumiałem nie tak.
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No chyba, że coś zrozumiałem nie tak.
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wpis edytowany 31.10.2009 23:41:01
#353736 01.11.2009 08:32:19
Do celów komercyjnych wyłącznie, używając amatorskiego sprzętu....
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#354322 02.11.2009 11:48:32
A no właśnie, tak też myślałem. Czyli nie ma się czym podniecać.
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#354360 02.11.2009 13:06:12
Mariusz, ruszył w Warszawie SR5UVA w trybie gateway podpięty do sieci D-star, można już dobić się nodem jak masz. Zapraszam do testów 
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#354880 03.11.2009 08:24:58
Prawie zrobiłem już noda, ale w DV hot-spot nie ma do wyboru SR5UVA.
Mogę spróbować wpisać ręcznie, ale nie znam jego adresu.
Mogę spróbować wpisać ręcznie, ale nie znam jego adresu.
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#354907 03.11.2009 09:48:51
Odinstaluj i zainstaluj ponownie hotspota powinien się pojawić na liście.
#354908 03.11.2009 09:50:03
Ale ja go zainstalowałem wczoraj, czy przedwczoraj... i nie ma 
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#354909 03.11.2009 09:55:41
87.204.6.186
Artur Łowicz JO92XC/ Warszawa KO02KF
SR5UVA Team http://www.sr5uva.org/
http://sp5.jestok.com/
FM-Link Team: http://fm-link.pl/
SR5UVA Team http://www.sr5uva.org/
http://sp5.jestok.com/
FM-Link Team: http://fm-link.pl/
#354910 03.11.2009 09:58:03
A nie ma tam strony gatewaya? Na innych fajnie widać kto jest połączony.
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#354911 03.11.2009 10:02:20
Jest. A co wpisałeś w przeglądarkę?
wpis edytowany 03.11.2009 10:07:34
Artur Łowicz JO92XC/ Warszawa KO02KF
SR5UVA Team http://www.sr5uva.org/
http://sp5.jestok.com/
FM-Link Team: http://fm-link.pl/
SR5UVA Team http://www.sr5uva.org/
http://sp5.jestok.com/
FM-Link Team: http://fm-link.pl/
#354914 03.11.2009 10:11:50
http://87.204.6.186 -> https://87.204.6.186 - ten jest poprawny.
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#354916 03.11.2009 10:15:06
Wszystkie te strony mają początek https, nie http.
Artur Łowicz JO92XC/ Warszawa KO02KF
SR5UVA Team http://www.sr5uva.org/
http://sp5.jestok.com/
FM-Link Team: http://fm-link.pl/
SR5UVA Team http://www.sr5uva.org/
http://sp5.jestok.com/
FM-Link Team: http://fm-link.pl/
#354920 03.11.2009 10:19:13
Zapraszamy
Do usłyszenia!
Artur Łowicz JO92XC/ Warszawa KO02KF
SR5UVA Team http://www.sr5uva.org/
http://sp5.jestok.com/
FM-Link Team: http://fm-link.pl/
SR5UVA Team http://www.sr5uva.org/
http://sp5.jestok.com/
FM-Link Team: http://fm-link.pl/
#354921 03.11.2009 10:27:17
Łatwiej zapamietac https://gateway.sr5uva.org
#354927 03.11.2009 10:37:17
Ten adres faktycznie łatwiej zapamiętać.
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#354930 03.11.2009 10:41:02
Tylko proszę pamiętać że rejestracji w sieci D-Star dokonać można tylko raz, na dowolnie wybranym gateway'u. Jeżeli już ktoś jest zarejestrowany w sieci dstar nie może dokonać ponownie rejestracji 
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Próbować może ale skutki mogą być bolesne
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Próbować może ale skutki mogą być bolesne
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