Questions that came in via email. Thanks to John for responding Is it possible to use TCP-IP over ax25 with large MTU ? The UDR56K implements the Linux AX.25 stack using a socket interface. Each

Hello, I am interested in several project using the udr56k. The first is testing several types of forward error correction at the higher speeds. I what to find what works best so that we can use 56k

Hi Marshall, Everyone is heads down leading up to Dayton. What type of software are you planning. It may help us understand what priorities our customers have for writing software?

I don't want to rush NW Digital. But, I would like to get API's to the radio as they become finalized. This will allow me to start building some software before I get the

--- In UniversalDigitalRadio@..., "Douglas" wrote: > > All, > > Can the URI (from DMK Engineering Inc.) work with the UDR56K-4 to provide an additional radio interface? > >

All, Can the URI (from DMK Engineering Inc.) work with the UDR56K-4 to provide an additional radio interface? http://www.dmkeng.com/Products.htm v/r Doug (N1OBU)

Power output is firmware adjustable via PWM, then filtered and switched to the PA for fast turnaround. This is a low bandwidth path and is not designed for modulation. However, you can still do

Are these power steps fixed in hardware, or are they soft-adjustable by firmware (eg PWM output from MCU determines DC voltage delivered to TX RF amplifier chain)? If the TX power is adjustable over

From the Data Sheet: Tx Output Power @ 13.8VDC 25, 10, 5 W We may go lower but it becomes diminishing returns in RF Output Power vs DC Input Power. Bryan

From the PDF file on the web site: TX Output Power @ 13.8VDC: 25, 10, 5 W

Hi Everybody, We all know the UDR56K-4 is a 25 Watt radio... but can it be turned down? There will be times when a power output of a few hundred milliwatts would be perfectly

I too have seen them on batteries inside ups units where I work, and all of the fork trucks in the building (probably over 100). I would think a slight covering of 'NoOx' compound used in electrical

Your last sentence is an understatement (especially for the experimenter). The convenience factor cannot be overstated, and no other connection standard that I have seen comes close. I have

* On 2013 15 Apr 13:37 -0500, k7udr wrote: Elecraft is using Power Poles mounted to the RF board on the K3. I have found them as connectors for batteries inside a UPS. My experience with PP

E.F. Johnson used them for many years on their commercial land mobile radios in the 1980s and 1990s. Don't know if they still do or not. Tom n7oep Sent from my iPhone (I think)

I note that no radio manufacturer uses power-poles nor do they appear in any automotive, marine, aviation or appliance applications that I am aware of. I have used them and the experience has been

The cost is minimal, especially in bulk. They are not waterproof, but I don't remember reading that the UDR is waterproof, so the point is moot for this conversation. You are totally right WRT

David's points are part of the reason that engineering chose to go with the RAST 5 solution. For those who use Anderson Pole connectors, the other end of the 2 meter cable can be mated with Anderson

I'm still playing the PP game, and all my equipment is converted over... but I find them to be frustrating for all the reasons you cite, and am considering switching to a more secure connection. That

Hi Perry, The tooling for the cases has not been committed, so there is no final photo. As I have said before, this is a pre-order for planning purposes. We will not be accepting dollar commitments