Hi Leon,
For non-coherent FSK demodulators, you require deviation to be at least
the symbol rate Rs. So for 600 baud 2FSK, thats at least 600Hz shift
(deviation).
The FSK demod is low complexity, and the processing is proportional to
bit rate. So my gut feel is 10 600-baud demods running
Hi all,
Just bear with me here,
My experience with some of the brandmeister guys has been less than
spectacular. There is no reason we cannot use "dmr framing" and use codec2
to transmit stuff, effectively splitting a dmr channel into 4 potential
codec2 slots.
I have revamped the adf7021 hotspot
Interesting --
I have done codec2 over LoRa and now working on putting some other frills
on it. :-).
On 8 March 2018 at 17:43, Leon Lessing wrote:
> Hi guys,
> Thought I was subscribed here, found out with a bang that I am not.
>
> Here goes.
> Doing investigations into Lora
While Chirp is a form of spread spectrum, it is not designed for
multiple access. Chirp is also used on most
modern radars for pulse compression. You can't have two radars on the
same frequency :-)
I tried a couple of LORA modules, and without an antenna they worked
swell across the house. I was
Hi Alan,
This Lora is driving me nuts, it seems I am asking questions they cannot
answer, or I am stupid.
Here is a description of the downlink strategy (sigfox seems to have the
same strategy, only they have a window in which the base can talk back)
Hi Alan,
>
> I ask, how far are we in being able to completely replace the firmware
> in the lowly MD-380 and clone radios? Or, could we beef up the power in
> the 7021, already used in the project!!
>
That (as in running Codec2 2400A) will never happen for technical reasons.
Using an SDR
Hi all,
I've put an post on the MMDVM email group asking them to
consider Lower BitRate modes and alternate Codecs.
Clearly the respondents thus far cannot Think Outside the Square.
One complained:
"Codec2 doesn't have a Network (in place)"
On the BitRate front they ALREADY have a lower
Hi Leon and all,
I quickly read the article:
https://store.outernet.is/blogs/the-official-outernet-blog/world-record
and
https://hackaday.com/2018/02/22/at-71572-km-you-wont-beat-this-lora-record/
I didn't see TWO WAY communication shown in their article, only a Downlink.
Is this the case?
Hi guys,
Thought I was subscribed here, found out with a bang that I am not.
Here goes.
Doing investigations into Lora it seems their spectrum utilization really
sucks, in that on 125kHz channel only one device can talk at 240bit/s at a
time (class A device). I honestly thought that being spread