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Bob Seaborn | Richard Menedetter | Silence |
April 19, 2017 8:58 AM * |
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> Hi Bob!
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> 11 Apr 2017 09:07, from Bob Seaborn -> Tony Langdon:
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>BS> I have both a DV4Mini, and a DVMega, the first I use for DMR and C4FM,
>BS> the latter for D-STAR.
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> I know little about the DV4Mini, and nothing about the DVMega.
> Can you maybe give a brief overview?
I'll try. Basically, it's a small board that plugs onto a Raspberry Pi
(mine is a model B-2), that converts the Pi into a hotspot for D-STAR when the
proper software is installed and operational. It's available in a UHF only
version and a VHF/UHF version. Personally, I use DSTAR Commander, which has
proven to be highly stable. Feel free to google for "dvmega" and "dstar
commander".
.....Bob
--- GEcho/32 & IM 2.50
* Origin: DE VE5XEF (1:140/12)
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