I don't think you will be able to just plug binary data into a radio transmitter unless there is a made for the purpose FSK input for binary data that would support the DSTAR data rate. Steve
On 4/27/07, Gary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You'll have to check with AOR on that one. For all we know whatever contract they may have with DVSI may be specific to the modem. I figured two years ago when they introduced the AR-ONE that they would include some decoders, or an expansion port for an option card, or maybe even trunking but no joy. It seems almost no communications receiver manufacturer wants to make the leap and start offering "scanner" features in their comm receivers. I know, the Wulfbergs do but even I won't spend that much at this time. If I see Taka (from AOR-USA) at Dayton I try to speak with him about this issue. Gary George Henry wrote: > They're already using a DVSI AMBE vocoder in their HF digital voice modems..... it's certainly not a large leap from there to D-Star. > > SOMEONE will do it soon enough... I just figured AOR might be the first, since they already have at least part of a foot in the door. > > George, KA3HSW / WQGJ413 Yahoo! Groups Links
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