John, It is a DV3000 pic header. Also thanks for the info on the not O but 0. Makes more sense. I will give it a try. Abbot Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone -- 73 Ke8bts Abbot

Do you have a PiDV (plugs onto a Raspberry Pi Header) or ThumbDV (DV3000 could be either)? https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/ambe/wiki/AMBEserver-Addendum#Managing-the-AMBEserver Note it looks

Hello, I am a newbie to linux and setting up my rasbperry pi 3 and my NWDR DV3000 board. I am using the Compass load and have followed all the steps so far but keep getting this error and not sure

Hi Rob, The PiDV and ThumbDV are AMBE encoder/decoder devices and don't have anything to do with RF directly. You can get on the D-STAR network with them using software on your computer and

Howdy! I play around on 2m packet a fair bit and am interested in checking out what DStar has to offer. I'm always interested in means of getting MOAR SPEED out of these rigs. Is the PiDV plus my

Some things I have noticed; Apparently you need the mbe library even if you use a AMBE dongle... I wasn't able to get around this dependency. On the other side of the coin, apparently you also need

Also see https://github.com/f4exb/serialDV -- John D. Hays K7VE PO Box 1223, Edmonds, WA 98020-1223

There is a new C++ rewrite of dsd, the digital speech decoder, that can decode P25, DMR, D-Star etc. It's called dsdcc ( https://github.com/f4exb/dsdcc ) It also supports doing the decoding with a

I need help setting up my thumb dv. can get it to connect but I don't hear anyone I'm not sure what to do. do I need to register with someone to start? what are the gateway settings to use. pretty new

I have added a couple of new blocks to the gr-ThumbDV OOT so that a more-or-less complete DStar receiver can be built. See the included image. I'm now thinking about what I need for DMR rf

I use a DV3K dongle in a mac and both Buster and DVTools work with it. Carty. KA2Y Sent from my iPhone

The TbumbDV is also supported on the Mac OS by an application called Buster. Craig McVeay N0CSM

Thanks for the video. It looks like it's supported on a PC with DVNode... http://www.dutch-star.eu/products/windv/ --Konrad WA4OSH

Check out his blog post about the original dongle: http://nwdigitalradio.com/does-the-thumbdv-sound-better-than-the-dv-dongle/ There is a newer dongle, DV3K, which is essentially the same as the

How does ThumbDV compare to a DV Dongle? ThumbDV FTDI FT230XS serial to USB converter No CPU needed DVSI AMBE3000 vocoder Software: Dummy

A D-STAR repeater keeps everything in the digital realm. Audio is neither encoded or decoded in the repeater. No AMBE device is needed the UDRC provides the modem and control via the dstarrepeater

I want to use UDRC-II to control a D-Star Repeater. Should I be using a PiDV hat, or a ThumbDV? What are the hardware and software implications? --Konrad, WA4OSH

Okay, it really wasn't that difficult to design a "bare-bones" DStar transmitter with the addition of a few standard gnuradio blocks. By "bare-bones", I mean no DStar header, slow-data or termination

I have a new gnuradio OOT (out-of-tree) repository, gr-ThumbDV, at http://github.com/ac2ie. This repository will build two blocks for encoding and decoding audio data. It can use either the AMBE-3000

Yes the PiDV is a serial device at 230400 -- though with the ThumbDV sale right now, it might be the better buy? I'll leave to others, their experience with GNUradio on Pi 3, but I believe that it