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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

Hi Steve, Bridgecom sells an MMDVM upgrade for their repeaters that looks to be based on the same Repeaterbuilder MMDVM board I have been experimenting with. I can't confirm M17 runs on it, *yet* but

I support your idea, Steve. Voice repeaters are silent.... Data is the way to go. Adopting would be much easier if direwolf software could be used as a TNC for M17 Packet mode. I already opened an

I think that upgrading (or creating from scratch) a wide-area repeater to do “just another digital voice mode” (especially one that has only a few radio options available) will be a challenging

A primary reason that I consider M17 now viable is that it’s possible to build a repeater for use by M17. I first realized that from this mention of building an MMDVM repeater, which was capable of

I just discovered this… https://m17.club/ The premier M17 Amateur Radio Club Where the M17 Project is largely centered around development of the protocol and implementations of it, the M17

Hi. I’m Chip, W0CHP. I’m a M17 Project developer/sysadmin and board member, and I’m also the founder/principal author-developer/BDFL of the WPSD Project ( https://wpsd.radio ). Ben, KU0HN, is

Hello, This is Ben KU0HN. As far as M17 hardware I have: 1 MMDVM RPi hat hotspot running WPSD 2 MMDVM Pi hat modems.? These are both a work-in-progress.? One will be connected to a Kenwood

Austria is fine as well…

Hey, if it comes down to it, we can order a bunch and send them to Austria. *ahem* I mean Australia. --- Steve KC1AWV M17 Project

Hi! LW7EMN, Juan, from Azul, Argentina. It is nice to see some community build-up Thanks for the zero retries moderator! I had been experimenting with M17 for a year.

I hope these get off the ground.? Unfortunately, exchange rate makes them rather expensive here, but if I get a windfall, I'll add one to my list of (future) devices. -- 73 de Tony

As I said in my intro post, I have the following M17 hardware: Gateway: MMDVM (both hotspot and modem with external radios). Client/user: MMDVM with M17Client and 9600 capable radio. Module1 with

I cheated with the cable, as I said, because I knew the Module17 was pin compatible with the BI7JTA and Repeater Builders MMDVM boards, for which I had a cable on hand.? You can order just the cable

New to M17 with no M17 specific hardware yet. Still in the observing and learning mode. Steve N5QC

CSI has a pre-release announcement for two M17 HT radios and are accepting orders. https://www.csi-radios.com/radios/connect-systems/ I have no affiliation with CSI, but I hope these radios "fly off