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I have only recently become hotspotted - someone gifted me a Nano-Spot a few years back and I just made it go this month. Whole new world of geekery ... necessitated by the fact that I don't have an

<steve.stroh@...> wrote: Sorry for contributing to that! DMR also wins converts because it's really close to plug/play. You buy what amounts to a 1U rackmount server with an N

My personal thanks to W0CHP for taking the time to provide WSPD details here. That was very informative. 73, Bob KB6CIO

Some modes can crossmode, because the codec version/protocol is the same between the modes. Transcoding is used when the codec versions/protocols are different/incompatible between the modes.

We’re drifting a bit from M17, but hey, we’re all learning a lot, especially me! So carry on - I just don’t want this to turn entirely into “re-engineering D-Star”. That said, here’s my

Transcoding is pretty much outside the domain of WPSD. The original Pi-Star never transcoded, and WPSD would have followed suit. These suites are built around MMDVMHost and related software, which is

<vk3jed@...> wrote: OK - so my comparison to the other schemes is correct? Yay me (if true). :-) Being able to send data along with the voice is a great thing, IMHO. D-STAR's stream

<steve.stroh@...> wrote: K6BP's slideshow indicates that Icom has apparently licensed the code in newer radios versus actually using a DVSI chip, but your point is still valid. I

M17 uses 4FSK modulation at 4800 baud (9600 bps). Last I knew, there were 3 modes defined: Full rate voice (Codec2 3200). This is currently by far the most dominant format. However there’s still

Peter: Good comparison! I’ll leave it for others to comment on your M17 summary - I haven’t done enough homework quite yet. One advantage I see to M17 is that it’s largely a software / protocol

Not clear on where M17 fits into the firmament. o D-STAR (JARL copyright, Icom trademark) - a stream protocol that uses AMBE to digitize the voice part of the stream and wiggles the electrons as GMSK.

Robert: If one is a user of those platforms, please plead your use case for adding M17 as a supported mode to the respective developers. Every platform has to evolve to meet new issues that arise -

BlueDV and ClearNode have many other digital technologies available. Is there any way to influence the developers of those to add M-17 ? I there anyone that can help the WPSD Digital Voice by W0CHP

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 errors.

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 Antennas!