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Peter postulated: Is M17 a "mode" or is it a protocol??? It's the protocol known as Mode 17. -- Joe Hamelin, W7COM, Tulalip, WA Portland, OR, 360-474-7474

Steve, I will take care of adding information on the CS7000 [email protected]> wrote:

My perspective that M17 is a system, equivalent to DMR - protocol, hardware, network, etc. Steve Stroh N8GNJ (he / him / his) Editor Zero Retries Newsletter - https://www.zeroretries.org Radios are

<steve.stroh@...> wrote: An apple cart to upset! A parade to rain on! Is M17 a "mode" or is it a protocol??? It's a protocol certainly, that wraps around 'phone

This is a subsection of Why M17 Is Significant - Part 2 in Zero Retries 0164 tomorrow. Wikipedia - M17 (amateur radio) *Of course* there is a Wikipedia article for

Look forward to reading it!

Thank you all for your great info! I incorporated much of the “amplification” that was contributed in this thread into *Why M17 Is Significant - Part 2* in tomorrow’s Zero Retries

Some great early history there Tom, thanks for filling in some gaps I didn't know either.? I was one of the DroidStar only early adopters myself. As for my own involvement, COVID caused a resurgence

Thanks for mentioning mvoice Tony. Steve, I can fill in some less important areas of M17 development that has nothing to do with the important part, radios and their

Also, a lot of early IP only M17 activity was done by directly connecting to reflectors using mvoice or DroidStar. These methods are still available today, and are in common use. Sent from Outlook

Thanks Tony! That’s the kind is details I needed to hear. Steve Stroh N8GNJ (he / him / his) Editor Zero Retries Newsletter - https://www.zeroretries.org Radios are Computers - With

Had a good read.? I can add that Jonathan Naylor G4KLX was responsible for adding M17 support to the MMDVM project (which is also his work).? He also created M17Client, which is client side (radio

I wrote a long article treatment on M17 in today’s Zero Retries 0163 - Why M17 Is Significant https://www.zeroretries.org/i/147023976/why-m-is-significant Enjoy reading (and I’m looking forward

Steve N8GNJ wrote: “Do you know of a repeater that includes MMDVM support, that can corresponding do M17? Please post back to this list if you know of such a repeater.” I think you are asking

Mine just arrived and is in the charger. I'm downloading firmware, cps and application notes now. 73 de K3FZT / Steve -- Steve Davidson K3FZT | GMRS: WRVS468 Winlink Gateway K3FZT-10@... direct

WB5EKU got his CS7000-M17 radio already. Mine arrives this afternoon. (I’m in Northern California). I have been using a Module 17 board with an analog FM radio, but I’m looking forward to using a

And just to be clear about choice 1, once you have that M17-configured hotspot, you can connect to many M17 reflectors worldwide and find people to talk to. Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2024 1:22

Actual (no just introducing) M17 on YouTube! Let's Build a Module17! - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kzZyr4_tpE

2 choices: 1.? Buy a MMDVM_HS and a Pi and install WPSD.? Use WPSD to upgrade the firmware on the hotspot and you have access to the M17 network. or 2.? Buy a MMDVM modem and a couple of data

I've also heard directly from CS 7000 buyers that their shipping status has changed, so it looks like people will have M17 radios in their hands soon. :)