John shouldn't have any problem bringing up LinBPQ on the UDRX at any supported speed. John D. Hays K7VE PO Box 1223, Edmonds, WA 98020-1223

Bryan Thanks for the reply, Fred was extremely quick in replying to me last night. I actually had a little time to sit and monitor a reflector last night Thanks for the reply!

The resource page has been updated at http://nwdigitalradio.com/thumbdv-and-dv3000-resource-page -- John D. Hays K7VE PO Box 1223, Edmonds, WA 98020-1223

I know I’ve seen the answer here on the list at least a half-dozen times to the same question… It’s the dutch-star fellow. Cheers, Rob

Hi Kevin, Well the information is on the site, but I have to admit it's not right up front where it should be. Ideally there would be a link from our site to the download, but it's still in Beta so

Send an email to Fred at Dutch-Star.eu requesting a copy. Sent from my iPhone

Does anyone have acopy of this software or have any idea how I can get a copy. I recently purchased the ThumbDV, watched the youtube video like 6 times and now I find out that you cannot use the

I’m pretty sure there will be a version ofLinBPQ for the UDRX as soon as I can get my hands on one! 73, John G8BPQ From:UniversalDigitalRadio@...[mailto:UniversalDigitalRadio@...] Sent: 03

One of the things I'd like to do with a UDRX is run a remote 9600 packet node. I'm not sure how the 9600 baud functionality is supported within the radio but would it be possible to also load LinBPQ

Great to see some software written to encode decode Fusion system Mike AE4ML -- "We must reject the idea that every time a law is broken, society is guilty rather than the law breaker.It is time to

Yes. The FEC in built into the data stream by the chip, so you don't need to do anything additional for FEC. There is no existing program to do it, but it would be pretty straight forward. The

Hi,

Is it possible to just use the DV3000 to vocode auduio and pass it via TCP or UDP over a network? or would it need FEC and sync bits and such.

Hey, we Canadians are known for being laid back! :-) Maybe me a little less so, having been in California for almost 17 years... I would poke at them again. I may still have a 44.x net allocation on

- to be available in the very near future as previous posts have indicated testing is done - hardware to support a linux version that has good library support for all things Amateur Radio - to be

If you’re not getting a response from your AMPRnet address coordinator, you can ask for help from other folks on the 44-net mailing list. Anyone who’s running an AMPRnet gateway really should be

Well this thread has taken on a new life...so be it. Still waiting for a 44 address allocation. A little disappointing in the slow response. Maybe just a Canadian thing! Paul VE7DHM

Oops, yes, I do! Thanks for the correction! I blame my keyboard's firmware for the typing error; it's not open source ...

Richard: What was the attachment method for the SSD - USB? Thanks, Steve N8GNJ [UniversalDigitalRadio] <UniversalDigitalRadio@...> wrote:

Dean, Do you mean the Free Software Foundation? Matthew Pitts N8OHU