What are the pros and cons DV4mini vs DV3000? Michael KD5DFB
Michael, It's not DV4Mini vs DV3000, They do different jobs. The DV4Mini is a programmable digital radio. With the current software from the guys that designed the radio, You can use it as a "hot spot" on D-Star, Fusion and DMR+ There is no conversion to to analog. It's a nice device and I have 1, The software has issues and I KNOW there are other people working on replacement software. The DV4Mini with the right software will make a great hot spot for people with a digital radio out of range of a local digital repeater. The DV3000 is a AMBE vocoder. It will decode a number of digital audio formats to analog and analog to digital formats. The DV3000 we use is mounted on a Raspberry Pi, but it could be a USB device. 73, Steve N4IRS On 11/26/2015 12:21 AM, Michael Hebert wrote:
What are the pros and cons DV4mini vs DV3000?
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Would work the dmrgate with wester digital radio dongle the first version more slow in bauds? El jueves, 26 de noviembre de 2015, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com> escribió:
Michael, It's not DV4Mini vs DV3000, They do different jobs. The DV4Mini is a programmable digital radio. With the current software from the guys that designed the radio, You can use it as a "hot spot" on D-Star, Fusion and DMR+ There is no conversion to to analog. It's a nice device and I have 1, The software has issues and I KNOW there are other people working on replacement software. The DV4Mini with the right software will make a great hot spot for people with a digital radio out of range of a local digital repeater.
The DV3000 is a AMBE vocoder. It will decode a number of digital audio formats to analog and analog to digital formats. The DV3000 we use is mounted on a Raspberry Pi, but it could be a USB device.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 11/26/2015 12:21 AM, Michael Hebert wrote:
What are the pros and cons DV4mini vs DV3000?
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Jose, Yes it will work at 230400 or 460800 baud. We are using the DV3000 that mounts on a Raspberry Pi. Now called the PiDV. It operates at 230400. We are using the AMBEserverGPIO so the baud rate does not matter to DMRGateway. 73, Steve N4IRS On 11/26/2015 07:05 AM, ea8ee wrote:
Would work the dmrgate with wester digital radio dongle the first version more slow in bauds?
El jueves, 26 de noviembre de 2015, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com <mailto:szingman@msgstor.com>> escribió:
Michael, It's not DV4Mini vs DV3000, They do different jobs. The DV4Mini is a programmable digital radio. With the current software from the guys that designed the radio, You can use it as a "hot spot" on D-Star, Fusion and DMR+ There is no conversion to to analog. It's a nice device and I have 1, The software has issues and I KNOW there are other people working on replacement software. The DV4Mini with the right software will make a great hot spot for people with a digital radio out of range of a local digital repeater.
The DV3000 is a AMBE vocoder. It will decode a number of digital audio formats to analog and analog to digital formats. The DV3000 we use is mounted on a Raspberry Pi, but it could be a USB device.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 11/26/2015 12:21 AM, Michael Hebert wrote:
What are the pros and cons DV4mini vs DV3000?
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Thanks Steve! On Thu, Nov 26, 2015 at 5:48 AM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com> wrote:
Michael, It's not DV4Mini vs DV3000, They do different jobs. The DV4Mini is a programmable digital radio. With the current software from the guys that designed the radio, You can use it as a "hot spot" on D-Star, Fusion and DMR+ There is no conversion to to analog. It's a nice device and I have 1, The software has issues and I KNOW there are other people working on replacement software. The DV4Mini with the right software will make a great hot spot for people with a digital radio out of range of a local digital repeater.
The DV3000 is a AMBE vocoder. It will decode a number of digital audio formats to analog and analog to digital formats. The DV3000 we use is mounted on a Raspberry Pi, but it could be a USB device.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 11/26/2015 12:21 AM, Michael Hebert wrote:
What are the pros and cons DV4mini vs DV3000?
Michael KD5DFB
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