Leo BistmansI stuck with zmq-pub for more than a half year, now fetched the #linht way of exposing the #sx1255 with zmq_proxy.
Rx ssb should be feasible real soon now.
Would like to transmit #M17 to be able to test module17 hardware, another sleeping project.
Sebastian Büttrich @ ITU#LinHT 1/2
Production files approved. LinHT Rev B is officially being manufactured.
#LinHT (Linux Handheld Transceiver) is an open-source handheld #radio built around #Yocto #Linux, designed to be fully hackable at both the hardware and software levels. Unlike traditional radios with closed firmware, LinHT runs a real Linux system, enabling rapid development of new digital/analog modes, networking features, and DSP experiments. ....
Profoundly Nerdy
Jörn (DL2EJF)@on1arf The linht project has a firmware: https://github.com/M17-Project/LinHT-hw
In the end, the most simple way would be to have a Linux and Gnuradio or alike to start. Then you can decide if you need to optimize more to have better battery lifetime etc.
create your own linux amateur radio handheld with LinHT: https://m17-project.github.io/LinHT-hw/
by the @m17_project