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It's also important to note that the equivalent to M17 (rough equivalent, not a perfect one) is a 9kHz wide FM signal. Even with the baud rate limitations being lifted on HF, the signal is still too

In the US, you can go down as far as 6m, and even 10m in some circumstances. It's easier to experiment up in UHF land, due to the amount of equipment available. -- Steve KC1AWV M17 Project

This might be a bit of a silly question, but here goes:? Are we allowed to do M17 on VHF?? All of the radio examples I see on the M17 Project site are UHF, so I'm wondering if there are bandwidth or

Rob: Once I chased down all the rabbit holes of your blog and your GitHub page for this work… WOW, and Kudos! I’ll be featuring an extended version of this in Zero Retries 0166

The Quansheng mod is some of the most exciting work in ham radio. It can become the easiest and cheapest way for a ham to dip their toes in modes requiring flat audio. There was only 1 (one) HT radio

The easiest is using the NucleoTNC as a TNC for M17 packet mode. You would need 2 or more devices that speak M17 packet mode. However, packet mode right now is hit or miss with this radio. I am

I wasn't planning to mod it. I'm hoping Connect Systems would release a M17 version - that's modded. I'll wait. Thanks.

If you mod it, I doubt that it will keep the part 90 cert. I've had one, it's a decent radio. -Joe [email protected]> wrote:

Sorry, you are correct, $329. without the programming cables and GPS. OK re. Connect Systems needing to make hardware mods. OK re. the CS-7000 M17 handhelds. I'm not where a handheld is viable (in

David: I clicked on the link you provided and the price there was $329. I doubt this radio is suitable for M17 without a hardware modification. That was the case with the radios that were modified

Can someone address the status of M17 on this rig, please? https://www.csi-radios.com/cs800d-fcc-part-90/ As a dual band with extended UHF receive, Part 90, detachable faceplate, extra memory,

No the DMR HT won't be of any help, as there's no transcoder (which you'd need in this instance) in the hotspot.? The CS7000-M17, OTOH will definitely do the job.

Hi, I've been following M17 for a couple of years and I'd like to start using it a bit. I've played with DroidStar on my phone and I'm thinking of getting a hotspot and maybe the CS7000-M17. I

Sounds good. I have the Nucleo which I have never actually used so I will be following this and looking to implement it if I can figure out how to use it LOL.. Thanks Rob.. [email protected]>

Working on this... See http://www.mobilinkd.com/2024/06/25/hacking-the-uv-k6-for-digital-modes/ It will require hacking the radio hardware, the firmware, and adding on an M17 baseband

So with all the Modifications being done to the Quansheng UV-K5/6 Radio like removing a chip and slapping on a Wafer Board for LW-SW All Band AM/SSB/ETC, Has anyone thought of if M17 could be added

* UNLESS, there is a source of Motorola CDM conversions for Amateur Radio that has a reliable supply and a reasonable cost for turnkey conversion. AAM25RKC9AA1AN (CDM750) AAM25RKD9AA2AN

I'll have a stab at thinking out loud.

Steve: Replying yes to this now that we’re on the paid tier. I guess “all day Friday” for activity day is the first thing to add. I’ll try to get on that to set it up. Thanks for the

Hello all: Up front, I will not be “leading” or organizing this project (if it gains any momentum). I tend to be lousy at that in general, and at the moment I don’t have the bandwidth to do so.