Philip, I'm going to add External Clock as an unstuffed, untested, unsupported and consequently no-cost option. I think it has merit and the elves seem to like it, Santa

Yes, precisely. If you can synchronize the phase of all the mixers and DACs and ADCs of a number of UDRs, each connected to a separate antenna, then you can do all sorts of neat spatial processing in

Philip, the UDR has a 25MHz Master TCXO Clock Are you asking for an external clock option to drive multiple UDRs from a common Clock? Bryan

Providing BER and RSSI are already in the plan, as well as socket access I/Q, modems, etc. -- The rest appears to be an application? This is an open design radio, developers are free to experiment

I second the software-defined goniometer. this might help... https://code.google.com/p/phasor/ 73 Mathison

These type of signals are what Bryan is looking for -- I would just add that the UDR also runs in the 430 band, so they can have significant separation (in frequency domain) from repeater receivers

Receive signal strength. As part of a Signal Quality that includes BER and any other measurement of signal quality available based on demodulation. -- Respectfully, W. Marshall Denny II Software

I see the TX inhibit input, but not the TX active output. Say I put two of these at a site. How do I keep them from TXing at the same time? You use the colocated voice repeater example... maybe I

For finite delivery time, features must creep slower than development. - Peter, K2SPR

Phase coherence with attached units would be pretty awesome. Use case: software-defined goniometer.

Transmit testing is well underway and I have begun the board spin to prototype II, in parallel with receiver characterization. In the process I have added a small housekeeping processor to the radio

Sorry gang, I am unsubscribing. I am looking for information re this radio I have ordered. 23 messages about what to call it an all the other stuff is just too much. Bye Tom VE7BH ---In

Tom Hanks had a movie called "that thing you do" about a band named the oneders. The band thought it was Wonders but the crowd called them the oh-nay-ders

Stinky eel sounds like a fun name for a mobile whip antenna ... or maybe an end-fed antenna in a deed-restricted community? Tell them you're paying homage to an animal so they should leave you alone

You mean, like the people that use a slashed "oh" in representing a desired callsign in an FCC application, only to find that the FCC rejects the callsign? A slashed "oh" (a Latin

Something simple like UDR1-band (UDR1-2, UDR1-4, UDR1-9, UDR1-12, etc) would both give room for future versions of the base UDR platform, as well as, define the supported band if a

Maybe something to the effect of "Lithe Radio ". Lithe being flexible and graceful. I was thinking a simple and not yet used name to this peice of technical art. Michael - KG7HQ ---In

Tongan language translation is not available at http://translate.google.com Using the handy English-Tongan dictionary on http://www.freelang.net/online/tongan.php?lg=gb ... Neither "stinky" nor "eel"

> I'm not sure what to do when GOD gives you a name Choose to accept it on faith or suspect that the vanity call system is at work.... -- Mickey Baker, N4MB Fort Lauderdale, FL “Tell me, and I

So how do you say Stinky Eel in Tongan? Check out Coca Cola in Chinese http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brand_blunder ---In UniversalDigitalRadio@..., <john@...> wrote: Have you ever thought about