Reading again these boards are more the basestation part of the system.

But a freedv handheld is also something that can be VERY interesting.

As well as inventing a real solid open digital voice architecture made by hams
for hams.

Something that could work with open standards, like hamnet, SIP, ham calls, and
a decentralized routing database to avoid any SPOF...

sebastien


Le 10/01/2018 à 14:11, Sebastien F4GRX a écrit :
> have a look at the hermes lite 2 ( http://www.hermeslite.com )
>
> It is in the process of being finalized, and can work with a raspi host.
>
>
> I am also working on this: https://github.com/f4grx/hn70ap
>
> Not SDR, more SDFSK (with a si4463)
>
> some boards are being made right now.
>
> freedv software can definitely work on this.
>
> gps and battery can be added later in a v2.
>
>
> dra818 is cool but you get the same problem as dstar and other stuff: very
> suboptimal AFSK over FM...
>
> Sebastien
>
>
> Le 10/01/2018 à 13:02, Adrian Musceac a écrit :
>> Hi Jeroen,
>>
>> This is a very interesting project. If there's anything I would
>> change, I would add a more powerful CPU, capable of running some other
>> applications, like chat, maps, email, pictures.
>> Otherwise you could end up for example receiving a position report but
>> no being able to plot it without an external computer. Have you
>> considered using an SBC instead?
>> Myself I am approaching this differently. I am pushing for a SDR
>> solution but I lack the skills to design a good frontend with small
>> dimensions. Components for ISM bands are plenty and cheap, not so for
>> ham bands.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Adrian
>>
>> On 1/9/18, Jeroen Vreeken <jer...@vreeken.net> wrote:
>>> Inspired by the SM1000 I have been thinking about a project to make
>>> using it easier: A small handheld capable of mode 2400B.
>>> Nothing really fancy, but it should be able to show of some features
>>> (like FPRS position reports interleaved in an audio stream) while making
>>> communication in the field as simple as possible. And of course it
>>> should be an open design. Since the inspiration came from the SM1000 I
>>> would like to call it the 'HT1000'.
>>> The basic design would consist of:
>>>
>>>      - DRA818 FM transceiver module
>>>      - Small GPS receiver
>>>      - LiPo battery
>>>      - Atmel ATSAME70 cpu
>>>      - Speaker & mic
>>>      - Display and controls
>>>      - Glue circuitry to let it work together
>>>      - 3D printed housing
>>>
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