You can buy the Raspberry Pi through Premier Farnell/Element 14 http://www.farnell.com/ and RS Components. http://rswww.com/ Both distributors sell all over the world. 73 Trevor M5AKA

There is a LARGE waiting list from what I can gather the other board that you might want to look at is from VIA url is here http://apc.io/ they are starting to ship in July, it comes with Android ,

Excellent work! I'm really excited about these tiny linux computers and what they can do for embedded projects of all kinds of flavors. I recently built a focuser controller for my telescope using an

Hi Bruce, Yes there is a big waiting list, I got myself on the list within the first day or two of the announced availability and just received mine. The APC computer is indeed interesting, but since

Makes me what to try on my friendlyarm boards which are way faster then rasberypi. Raspberry pi is great for graphics as it has a very good video processor.

Hi John, Wouldn't it be interesting to make up a lost on what ARM hardware or other platforms this software runs. The raspi is now proven. I have a

Hi William, I also have a friendlyarm. What distro are you running on yours? When using its linux native distro, I managed to get ALSA to work

Still the stock firmware L I got to many projects going on. Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2012 12:49 PM To: UniversalDigitalRadio@... Cc: William Stillwell - KI4SWY Subject: Re:

A few common questions and answers. Q. Who has Raspberry Pi in stock? A. Nobody. Sorry, I don't have a shortcut. You have to put your name on the supplier's list and wait. I put my name on the list

Hi, I did a quick test yesterday. The pcrepeater code compiles out of the box on a pandaboard running ubuntu. (Concidering Jonathan's track record, I didn't expect

Hi Guys, group has been quiet for a bit , John any updates or are the developers just busy developing away ?!.... Just wanted to see how things are going regards Bruce VE2GZI

Hi Bruce, We have a lot of parallel work going on right now. In hardware engineering we're working through some updates for the next run of alpha/beta boards. These updates are aimed at making the

How can I get involved? Alpha/Beta? Ronny K4RJJ

I was debating about asking the same question, to be honest. Matthew Pitts N8OHU

What frequency range will the RF cover? What is the transmitted bandwidth at 56K? For some time now we have wanted to leverage the use of the 430 - 440 MHz portion of the US band for D-STAR

The specification is for the entire 70cm Amateur radio band, 420-450 mHz. (75% of our team lives north of Line-A, so 420-430 on air tests require getting south of the line!) The bandwidth is

Matthew and Ronny, All alpha work is internal to the core development team. Early beta work will be limited to the core development team, later beta will involve a few selected individuals some of

Hello to the group, It's great to here updated news on the UDR56k. I'm hoping it will be a great radio to run on a new US network called DSAP (Digital Smart Access Point). From my understanding

Has anybody read the NXDN Open air RF Specs that were released? William Stillwell – Ki4SwY ICOM NXDN Repeater – 442.7625 IRLP Node # 8549 New Port Richey, FL

Google Chat was down this morning, then Twitter went down. Cell towers are infamous for failures during emergencies, esp. due to backup power failure and microwave-linking dishes knocked out of