I may have just given myself a reason to need several DV3000 or ThumbDVs. If I understand this right, a rPI, DV3000 and a 25$ SDR dongle is all it takes to make an all (>HF) band DStar

http://nwdigitalradio.com/a-short-udrx-and-udrc-update-from-microhams-2016/ UDRC is a Raspberry Pi Hat to provide a high quality sound card and control (PTT, COS, etc.) for various hamradio

The short answer is Yes, if you get the USB version, the ThumbDV. The longer answer. Whether the PiDV (for GPIO connection on a Raspberry Pi) or the ThumbDV (USB), the DV3000 looks like a serial

I have a raspberry pi, but I would prefer to use the DV3000 dongle on my laptop running Ubuntu linux. Will that work, please?

Thanks Jeremy, I'll give them a go although I am waiting for the soon to be released UDRC image. Regards Graham G7LMF

There was a message on the Yahoo ircddbgateway group a few months ago about changes to the repository location. The latest instructions in the files area of that group have been

You can try: http://raspbian.nh6z.net/opendv.list and http://debian.nh6z.net/dl5di.pk -- Jeremy McDermond (NH6Z) Xenotropic Systems mcdermj@...

Watching with great interest. Was just about to ask about possible TDMA ability (Tx/Rx switching speed), but just hear someone ask that very question :) Cath

-----Original Message----- From: John D. Hays To: Amateur (Ham) Radio <2228282568@...m> Sent: Sat, Mar 19, 2016 1:01 pm Subject: [Amateur (Ham) Radio] Live now https://goo.gl/uFCTVa John D. Hays

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Hi Bryan, No offence taken as I don't think I' that much of an idiot as I can download an image etc. The problem I am having is finding an alternative source to the ftp one listed in the section on

Hi Bryan, No offence taken as I'm not that big an idiot as I can cope with the basics of copying an image etc. The problem comes, I think, with getting confuse with which directory things need to be

Well that depends on how much of an idiot you are. Sorry, couldn’t resist. There are clear beginner instructions on the pi website on how to copy an image to an sdcard. We will also offer

Hi Bryan, Thanks for the ray of light at the end of the tunnel. Will the instructions released with the image for the UDRC be "idiot proof" for me? Regards Graham G7LMF

Hi Graham, hang in there for a few weeks. The soon to be released UDRC includes a pre-built image with support for the PiDV. Bryan K7UDR

Hi All, I am now at the end of my tether with trying to get my DV3000 connected to my RPi board to run ircddbgateway and dummyrepeater! I am a total novice as far as linux is concerned so all I

Hello Barry I've also got DMR running with the ThumbDV now on the software I'm doing (slowly but surely). DMR uses rate 33 mode on the AMBE-3000 chip. Exactly the same audio quality as Fusion DN (half

Alright. Thanks for being patient and helping me understand the problem, John. I figured there was something I was missing. The unfortunate thing is that it appears as though they’re doing the

The problem is that on the Pi3 the GPU clock frequency can vary, unless it is locked to 250 MHz, then reducing performance. There is a load of stuff about this on the PI forums. 73,

I’m not sure where you’re getting this from. The Mini-UART is clocked off of the “core” clock. The GPU is default off of this PLL. The firmware sets this speed to 250MHz on the RPi 2, and,