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Digital
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 Digital Voice is
here, a
quiet little revolution in Amateur Radio. Will it replace SSB the way
SSB replaced AM? Some people think so. Some are afraid it will! This program will
introduce you most of the flavors of Digital Voice currently
in use in Amateur Radio: D-STAR and P-25 on VHF/UHF; and AOR, WinDRM
and DRM-DV on HF, with a sample of the brand new FDMDV. You'll hear
what they sound like, see how they operate, and be ready for... the
future. I traveled to
Dallas, Alabama, Chicago, St. Louis,
Washington DC, and, of course, Dayton for interviews and demonstrations
from the hams
who are on the leading edge of this new technology.The complete program runs about an hour. That's a little long for some club meetings, so I've broken it up into two main segments, plus an introduction (all on one DVD): Introduction
- 5 minutes
HF Modes - 25 minutes VHF/UHF Modes - 35 minutes As usual, the DVD is extensively indexed so you can find specific topics easily.
Download the PREVIEW
requires Windows Media Player® Version 9 or newer (This is not a streaming server - please download the demo - right-click and select "Save Link Target As...")  Also, QST has given me permission to post a PDF version of my article "Operating D-STAR", published in September, 2007. You can download the PDF here. This article is © ARRL – you may download it, and link to this download, but please don't put it on your own web site or distribute it. I can't re-print it here, but I've also written the revised VHF/UHF FM-Digital chapter in the new ARRL Operating Manual. |
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LINKS to Digital Voice resources D-STAR
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