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Steve, you have earned my respect. You was precise in your analysis. I believe that the key for mass-adoption of M17 is the price. Yes, it is difficult to have gain of scale with new products, but it

Canadian Radiocommunication Regulations SOR/96-484 PART V Requirements for the Operation of Radio Apparatus Operation in the Amateur Radio Service Technical Requirements Communications with Radio

Yes, this could set a new standard for on air applications.? And before the bush lawyers get all huffy, cryptographic signing should be legal in most jurisdictions, because the prohibition is usually

I also subscribed today. You have a lot of great information! 73, Bob KB6CIO Sent from my not so smart phone. Please excuse typos, auto-correct disasters, and fat-fingering

Tony: Thanks for jumping in and adding detail, especially... Oops… I forgot to mention the new capability to cryptographically sign transmissions (and thus, authenticate a transmission). That is

Hopefully we'll be able to navigate a way through the transition to a paid list.? Certainly more of us subscribing to Zero Retries would be a good start. :) In between sport (and possibly work), I'll

Pete: That wasn’t the intent, but Thanks! Steve N8GNJ Steve Stroh N8GNJ (he / him / his) Editor Zero Retries Newsletter - https://www.zeroretries.org Radios are Computers - With

Just the nudge I needed to subscribe to ZR!

Apologies for my not being more of a presence on this list. Zero Retries is my priority and I’m still not done with my “big M17 article”, which I will post here in addition to Zero Retries when

I don't need Linux advocacy, I've used a number of desktop configurations over the past 30 years.? However, while each had its strengths, and some are now quite good, there were always some

I have used several desktops. It's a matter of get used to where each thing is. Believe me, you will use the lightest one at the end... today, after 25 years of using Linux only (no Windows,

Nice idea in theory, but I don't have much in the way of Linux on the desktop.? Almost all of my Linux systems are headless servers, with several in the cloud, but none of these are geared up for

Welcome aboard Luzemario.? You've got a good setup by the looks of it.? Enjoy M17. :) -- 73 de Tony VK3JED/VK3IRL http://vkradio.com

Hi Tony, Just give Linux a try, it helped me a lot. Even older machines that I have seen, yelds acceptable results. You can try it while the devs rewrite the Windows version. 73 de PR7LDR

Hi, folks My name is Luzemario, my call is PR7LDR. I just folded my parachute into the M17 world, because I think it's going to be the future of digital ham radio. I have a module17 paired with

In the list of M17 hardware/software, I neglected to mention M17tools, which can use audio devices to generate M17 baseband.? One conveniently packaged hardware device is the Digirig, which can pass

Happy to help. :) -- 73 de Tony VK3JED/VK3IRL http://vkradio.com

<vk3jed@...> wrote: TAPR was the clue! https://tapr.org/wp-content/uploads/2019-2-SV9OAN.pdf -- Peter Laws | VE[23]UWY / N5UWY | plaws0 gmail com | Travel by Train!

Further on this, there's a couple of videos on YouTube, where I demonstrate M17 using M17Client and a FT-818.? M17Client is actually running on the RB_STM32_DVM V4 board.? I'll have to dig up the

I've had one running M17 for a couple of years at least.? Of course, back then, I had to build the firmware from source to get M17 support. I have both the RB board and the BI7JTA V3F4.? The only