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I just clarified in an email with Scott Zimmerman N3XCC of Repeater Builder, that their version of MMDVM, which they call RB_STM32_DVM V4 (latest) -

That's fabulous and great for all of us: users and otherwise. /Steve -- Steve Davidson K3FZT | GMRS: WRVS468 Winlink Gateway K3FZT-10@... direct or via W3EOC-3 Supporting VARA FM Wide/1200bd

I'm in the PNW now. Just moved to Port Orchard. Get to work on ham radio stuff full time now. Will need to catch up on the state of the world. Rob WX9O [email protected]> wrote:

Bill: At the moment, you and I are the PNW interest group for M17 (as far as I’m aware). I’m in Bellingham. I tried to stir up some interest in M17 (via the possibility of a repeater running

When we eventually graduate to the paid version of Groups.io, yes. Until then, no. That’s not a feature of the free version we’re currently using. [email protected]> wrote:

Is there a possibility of adding in a calendar to this group for events? It would be great to have a location to put in things like nets and M17 in-person events. --- Steve KC1AWV M17 Project

A - Not on a reflector. There is one built into WPSD, but you'll need a radio to use it. 2 - The M17-M17 reflector holds one on module C at 1700 UTC on Fridays. The M17-OKC reflector holds one on

Steve: I suggest disabling this: Mailing lists and other club-specific tools are coming, so for now you can email “join [at] m17 [dot] club”. I did so and did not get a response. (Or,

I'm new to M17. I've just set up DroidStar for Android, and it works fine on DMR. So now I need to see if it works on M17. A few questions: --Is there an echo or parrot for M17? --Is there a list of

It's not really a forum or anything like that, it's more of a landing page for a possible ARC in the future. This SIG/UG is a better platform for those wishing to keep in touch with the Project and

I'll join. :) -- 73 de Tony VK3JED/VK3IRL http://vkradio.com

There was a talk about using Codec2 on D-STAR several years ago at the TAPR DCC conference.? I have seen the Powerpoint slides for that talk.? However, any further discussion seems to have stopped

The RB board will work fine on M17, if you are running up to date firmware.? I have one here that I use for M17Client, which has been tested in my repeater setup.? Looks like the Bridgecom repeater

VK3RCQ is operational, around 10km east of Bendigo, Australia. I run VK3RIR.? Currently on a dummy load until I get the antenna and paperwork sorted, then it will go live.? Both are multimode

First I've heard of this.? I'll take a look, though if it's a web forum, I'll find this list a better medium to work with. -- 73 de Tony VK3JED/VK3IRL http://vkradio.com

Haha well, if that happened, I would be interested in one.? Will have to try and get more locals interested as well. -- 73 de Tony VK3JED/VK3IRL http://vkradio.com

Appendix H in the spec defines KISS parameters and use in M17, which would give anyone interested in developing a TNC or program for M17 data a huge start. --- Steve KC1AWV M17 Project

The domain is held by the team, and was the beginning of efforts towards having an actual ARC aimed towards the proliferation of M17 and open source technologies for amateur radio. if there’s an

If the MMDVM firmware is version 1.6.0 or greater, I can guarantee it will work on a Bridgecom repeater. I have one at the lab that works flawlessly. --- Steve KC1AWV M17 Project

*Emily Litella voice* "All this talk about M17s. In my day M16s were good enough!" "Hmm?" "Oh. I see. Never mind." Less seriously, I remember reading that there was a flag in the D-STAR data