Hi Mark and all, We assembled a good committee of well qualified folks. There are several key points that were agreed on but when it came down to a actual band plan that's just tough to do over email
In the Mon Dieux department, D-STAR users hold regularly scheduled D-STAR nets in the phone portions of the HF bands. Just look for the 6 kHz wide signals, or see http://www.dstarinfo.com/DSTARHFNet.
With my apologies for any inaccuracies in my recommendations, given the lack of any leadership from ARRL, here is my final submission of comments to the Band Planning Committee: My displeasure with t
You're confusing two things here, software development and communications protocols. It's perfectly acceptable in my view for a software author to release only a binary of his work and not the source
I agree with Peter. Personally, I prefer proper engineering documentation of the protocol than just be given open sourced code. Open sourcing allows you to copy the code at will (up to the restrictio