Re: What's in a name?
jimbo <jimbo10987@...>
"RAD1" Radio All Digital 1
On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 4:28 PM, qrv@... <qrv@...> wrote:
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Re: What's in a name?
John Habbinga <kc5zrq@...>
>That works until someone transposes it as URD0NE! That is funny! (I just registered that one too)
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Re: What's in a name?
"qrv@..." <qrv@...>
I like UDigRadio2 ... a retro name? ;-)
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* On 2013 20 Nov 12:57 -0600, John Habbinga wrote:I'll suggest UDR0NE.That works until someone transposes it as URD0NE! --
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Re: What's in a name?
Nate Bargmann <n0nb@...>
* On 2013 20 Nov 12:57 -0600, John Habbinga wrote:
I'll suggest UDR0NE.That works until someone transposes it as URD0NE! 73, de Nate >> -- "The optimist proclaims that we live in the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist fears this is true." Ham radio, Linux, bikes, and more: http://www.n0nb.us
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Re: What's in a name?
Bill Vodall <wa7nwp@...>
If I/Q is available over the network - won't that let us use any of the existing HPSDR software out of the box with the UDRax? (Amateur eXperiemntal) Bill, WA7NWP
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Re: What's in a name?
John Habbinga <kc5zrq@...>
I'll suggest UDR0NE.
UDR0NE
It shouldn't.
It should be easy to optimize this for a Google search. Currently returns are pretty mundane and have inconsistent results.
Check!
Hmm. You can read the word drone in the name. That's kind of a buzz word.
UDR for Universal Digital Radio. 0NE means one, 1 or first. I included the zero because udrone is already registered and having the "0" in place of "o" alludes to the digital nature of the product. I registered udr0ne.com and you can have it if you choose the name.
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Re: What's in a name?
Rick Edwards <threepalms@...>
Hmmm...
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How about something like: "UDRIICL" Meaning "Universal Digital Radio Information Infrastructure Communications Link". Or...."UDR too cool" in slang. :) K6TVI - Rick
On 11/20/2013 8:43 AM, John D. Hays
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Re: What's in a name?
Marshall Denny <MarshallDenny@...>
That is exciting news. Using I/Q Software Defined Modem (SDM) could yield a very flexible platform.Even something simple like adding CW to the radio would be nice. It would be great to add SSB level sensitivity to an ultra robust mode like Olivia on UHF would be fun. -- Respectfully, W. Marshall Denny II Software Development Engineer 206 734 9242 cell Far and away the best prize that life has to offer is the chance to work hard at work worth doing.
Theodore Roosevelt
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Re: What's in a name?
Steve <yahoo-udr@...>
Incorporate the band, not the speed, into the model name.
On the current product, this might be: UDR4 (70cm, 420-450MHz band) Future products (we hope you folks will come up with) could be: UDR2 (125cm, 222-225MHz band) UDR9 (33cm, 902-928MHz band) And FWIW: An Internet search will typically bring up a similar name no matter what you call it.
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Re: What's in a name?
Mark L Friedlander <marklfriedlander@...>
UDR100 is already taken. Besides, why limit the speed in the name? As time progresses, faster models may become available. How about the HSUDR-1 for High Speed Universal Digital Radio version 1? Mark KV4I
On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 11:43 AM, John D. Hays <john@...> wrote:
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What's in a name?
"John D. Hays" <john@...>
Have you ever thought about product names? It's kind of important. A good name will identify a product in such a way that the observer is quick to understand the purpose of the product.
We have been thinking about the changes in the UDR56k-4 since it's first introduction. At the time we had identified that the radio would be limited to a top data rate of 56 kbits. This was in part due to the limitations of the modem/RF chip in our original design. We have since changed our architecture into an I/Q Software Defined Modem (SDM) and will be delivering a modem that will likely exceed 100 kbits.
Steve, WA7PTM, contacted us and suggested we consider renaming the UDR56k-4 to reflect those changes and indicated we had a great resource --> the UniversalDigitalRadio Yahoo! Group. We thought this was a great idea, thanks Steve.
We had been thinking about a model name change, but we thought Steve's suggestion was a great opportunity. So, if you have a suggestion of what we should use for the name/model of the radio, here's your chance to change the destiny of all mankind :)
Please post your ideas. Some guidelines:
We will review your suggestions, and others developed in house. If there are several particularly good suggestions, we will create a survey where you can vote for your favorite.
We reserve the right to use any or none of the suggestions. All suggestions become donated property of NW Digital Radio, without compensation. We will acknowledge the person or persons who came up with the chosen name.
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New Update on NW Digital Radio Blog
john@...
http://nwdigitalradio.com/udr-progress-report
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Re: Any updates on the release?
bhhoyer@...
Thanks Matthew, I'll post an update later today. ---In UniversalDigitalRadio@..., <daywalker_blade_2004@...> wrote: No; "patience grasshopper". Give them time to work things out to the best advantage of all users. Matthew Pitts N8OHU
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Re: Any updates on the release?
Matthew Pitts <daywalker_blade_2004@...>
No; "patience grasshopper". Give them time to work things out to the best advantage of all users. Matthew Pitts N8OHU
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Re: Update on the UDR transceiver
"n0cf (Chris Conklin)" <n0cf@...>
Here-here! Patience is usually/sometimes/? a virtue
From: UniversalDigitalRadio@... [mailto:UniversalDigitalRadio@...]
On Behalf Of john@...
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2013 6:33 PM To: UniversalDigitalRadio@... Subject: [UniversalDigitalRadio] RE: Update on the UDR transceiver
… Many of our future customers have told us that they prefer we "do it right" before release.
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Re: Update on the UDR transceiver
john@...
An announcement was made at DCC this year http://nwdigitalradio.com/breaking-the-100kbit-barrier Here's a quick status: We continue to code. The main issue over late summer was difficulty with implementing the SOC (CPU) to our ADC/DAC chip. Support for small design/manufacturing shops from the chip foundries leaves much to be desired and documentation is often incomplete. This requires a lot of trial and error during driver work. The good news is that we seem to have had a good breakthrough on the driver and now the software defined modems can start exercising the RF section of the radio. Much of the protocol / application work has been running for many months -- so end-to-end test and integration can proceed. We appreciate the support and growing interest. Many of our future customers have told us that they prefer we "do it right" before release. ---In universaldigitalradio@..., <dperv27@...> wrote: I'm wondering if there is any update?
---In UniversalDigitalRadio@..., <jimns3k@...> wrote:
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Re: Update on the UDR transceiver
dperv27@...
I'm wondering if there is any update?
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Any updates on the release?
dperv27@...
Any new updates on the release date? The website doesn't have any new updates.
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Re: Serval "Mesh Extender" (WiFi to UHF packet)
VE7CBH <ve7cbh@...>
What is a WD unit?
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From: thomas.wagner@...
Sent: 26/09/2013 7:31:38 AM
Subject: [UniversalDigitalRadio] RE: Serval "Mesh Extender" (WiFi to UHF packet)
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Re: Serval "Mesh Extender" (WiFi to UHF packet)
thomas.wagner@...
Got all the stuff together to start setting up my MESH testing. Am the only one in the area so far, but once I get my WD unit I hope to link to the system. Tom de VE7GDA/BH ---In universaldigitalradio@..., <thomas.wagner@...> wrote: I for one am patiently waiting for my second WIFI modem so I can get going. All is in place, so will be watching this thread closely. Nobody near me yet, but hope to get some club members working.
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