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I'm finishing up an article for a ham publication, concerning a packet
radio type device. Basically it is a vocoder (DVSI AMBE) and data modem using the CML RD-LAP protocol chip. I've built four of these gadgets, and they are quite a bit of fun at 9600 bps into my Yaesu rigs. Basically every time you key-up to talk, the first thing it does is transmit your GPS information (lat/lon/heading/speed/altitude), and your callsign, which shows up in the other persons LCD panel. I plan a general data capability further down the road. There's no 9600 bps digital repeaters in town here, and I was wondering if someone makes a 9600 bps repeater controller board? I know TAPR used to make a 9600 bps digital repeater board, but I don't think the FIFO chip is available anymore to make it functional?? It's also a pretty old design. Any hints on something that is being marketed today? |
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