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Introduction to a Ham Radio Allstar Node | HamVOIP on a Raspberry Pi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2024
- Setting up my first Allstar node with a modified Baofeng UV-82. In this episode I talk about which hardware is needed, and which OS I currently use.
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Great videos Jason, I have two AllStar Nodes. 513020 5 Watts covering my local area and connected to the VK Repeater Link System and my personal microHUB node 513021 for everything else.
Allstar Node 55229, your Allstar videos are awesome. In fact just linked my node to Echolink. Many thanks for all the great content.
Excellent resource for the Appliance Op. TY for the gadget advice.
Glad it was helpful!
You have a steady hand with the soldering iron. Well done!
Ha!
Repeater Builders now builds a cable with the DB9 and the connector that plugs inside the radio for the TYT 9000D. I just bought one and installed it on my TYT 9000D 220mhz radio. Comes complete with the screws to mount the DB9.
Nice
Got a whole box of china goods bf888s, sound fobs, pi's etc etc. All the mods have been done. Now the hardest part is configuring asterisk allstar hamvoip v1.5 image.
I was interested in the Allstar hookups, but dude you are dragging anchors here! You got 10 minutes of good info. On a 45 minute video. I just had to stop watching! Sorry, but get your script together before videoing!
This video is 3 years old. I updated my format I use today about 2 years ago. So....DONE!
@@HamRadio2 Pulling my hair to find the images (Hamvoip) and (Allstar). I'm pulling my little hair out. I get error 00000044.
Great Video..... Researching how to set one up myself and this video is very good.. thank you.... Be great if you do another vid as you mentioned setting up operating system from scratch ..... thanks alot..... love the vids
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Doug Crompton's Video explaining Allstar is on my channel for anyone wanting to see it. There is also an Allstar Meet & Greet Net every Saturday Night @ 10PM on the South Jersey Allstar Hub Node 44207. It was founded around the premise of helping others on Allstar learn more about it and how to operate and tweak their nodes as well as help those having issues with their nodes. We also talk about new updates and features. We are currently talking about MMDVM Boards and the Hotspots as well.
Doug is a great dude, I would like to get him on an interview, on this series.
Have you asked him about it? He loves to talk about Allstar. If you dial up the Philly Hub your almost guaranteed to get him. He always checks in to our Tuesday Night Net on 44207. I'll reach out to him about it if you like.
1997 wants their GiftsForHams website back.
hahaha
I like the content of the video. Some of the links don't work as of January 2023. During the video you were talking about products but you weren't sharing your screen. Not sure if that was intentional.
It would have been nice to see you connect these things visually.
Connect what? This is an older video, I don't recall what I said, lol
Are there any more videos for Allstar setup &/or configuration? I "searched" your play list for "Allstar" and this is the only one I could find. Thanks, Ken KD2RLU.
I have a livestream about Allstar but I am also about to start recording some new videos about it too.
Bit of a bent pin in the 9way plug there. Nice vid. Carl GW0TQM
Carl Littlejohns yeah I saw that before I plugged it in. Easy fix
Too bad that they dont sell 70cm Alinco here in my area with a factory installed DB9 port on it. What about those yaesu's 2900,1900,2980,7900 models. can those be used for allstar. A Alinco DR-435T cost more than a FT7900 over here , if u can find them. The cheapest vhf Alinco models that i can find without db9 port are 200 usd, 170 euro.
I know people who use Yaesus, yes.
FYI, DMK is the company name, URI is the device. (If you realized that beyond the halfway point of the video, appy-polly-lodgies...).
I knew that already, perhaps I just said it wrong.
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Great Video. and Fred W0FCM is an awesome Ham and good friend of mine. Hope to catch you on All Star 27462 KF5GXZ Ramey. 73
Is that rim connected to the raspberry pi?
The Texas Connection Website is temporarily down. I need to find someone to start it all over. Great video Jason Keep up the great work James KB5RIR Allstar node 43773
Disregard, the website is back up.
Glad to have you in here, James. 73.
Is there a way to talk just on a pc? There used to be a web transceiver but that doesn't work anymore.
not that I have seen. that would kinda defeat the purpose of the whole system.
Man, you are all over the place. it would be really helpful if you left links to the visuals.
The links are in the website post
where is a good web site talking about allstar, popular nodes, why i should use it vs say dstar/fusion/dmr just wondering what allstar has to offer, also is it my pc or is your audio a little fuzzy on the edges??
allstartlink.org has some good info. Allstar is analog so it shouldn't be compared to the DV modes. This video is kinda old so my audio has improved since this recording, but also I don't hear any fuzziness.
@@HamRadio2 thanks, i am interested in trying out allstar!
KG5MJB, Houston Tx., really like this episode as I have built my allstar node I would like to get the contact info to get the uv82 node radio to complete my node.
Not so subtle product placement there but another great video nonetheless
I don't do subtle.
Have yall done a video on what is explected on each talk group on DMR?
Expected, how?
The answer to your question is no - there are thousands of Talkgroups on DMR, no way to do a video explaining them all. But mostly they are geographically based. Some are language based. So use the correct geographical talkgroups, or language talkgroups, and you should be good, for the most part.
I have noticed that so far. I got on TAC 310 and pretty much staying there it seems de N5UTG.
can i use this using a MMDVM hat that can be used with pi-star or have to buy another different item that i can't use my MMDVM hat to use allstar?
No...MMDVM is digital voice and Allstar is Analog.
@@HamRadio2 oh ok good to know i just thought that anything that uses a PC and the web is considered a digital voice i guess i'll have to buy different item that functions like a MMDVM and maybe another pi and SD card just to use allstar but thx
Great video Ham Radio 2.0! Do you know if it is possible to link to a raspberry pi via the built-in micro usb on a Kenwood TH-D72A handheld with a standard cable? I want to setup a mobile hotspot using the raspberry pi running allstar software using my phone wifi hotspot for internet connection and my Kenwood radio connected directly to the raspberry pi via a standard usb cable. My question is whether the raspberry pi allstar software can be configured to communicate directly to the Kenwood HT without having to resort to some bulky DB25 connection setup. Any help would be appreciated. I would like to see more videos on your Allstar setup. Thanks.
I just don't get it. What buttons do you push if you want to connect to 2560?
Does it have to be a raspberry pi? Is that the only computer that works?
I believe there are versions for Windows and Arduinos also, but I have never used any of those.
If an All Star Node requires working Internet (cellular communications) what is the value, why do it, if there are repeaters in your area?
One idea I came up with was for a friend who is a scout leader. He is trying to set up JOTA (jamboree on the air) but has equipment issues. The idea was we could set up an all star node and connect it to a scout hub. The node could then be set up at the camp ontop of a hill that gets reception (something that doesn’t happen at the camp) and then the scouts could talk to other scouts who are on the hub. This way they are experiencing connectivity with radio. It would also be good for joining up similar activities in different locations
I'm wondering if an AllStar Node could be built with just an SDR dongle and Qtcsdr? Something like hamvoip.org/
Not sure what he is using, but W5MGM has talked on Allstar with no radio - some sort of soundcard dongle.
Will this work with Radioddity GD77 ? Or do I need to do any mods before I can use ALLSTAR Node ?
Will that DB9 device work on a TS2000?
I doubt it. You might be able to get a DB9 specifically wired for the TS2000 though. These ones I have are specific to the Alinco monoband radios.
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Im friends with rod, I live in kingston, ok. lol small world.
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Is this setup still available
Node 46281 Howe Tx hub
This was hard to watch once you went to having a QSO. SHOULD HAVE EDITED IT OUT.
What would be the purpose of that? The point of building the node was to have QSOs
@Mark Robinson and TH-cam is all about you, right?
He doesn't run an AllStar node. He has one, it's not up. I've never seen that node on the air.
This video is over 2 years old. Not sure which "he" you're talking about but I suspect that at the time, "he" did have a node up
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Do a little research or organize you thoughts better. Seems like you're unsure of what you want to say. Couldn't hang on for whole video but judging from the comments you have some good info but very poor delivery. Good effort.
This is really disorganized.
What do you suggest?
Use an outline of points you want to make and organize the materials you’re going to use so they are easy to find. It looked like you were just winging it from the get go. It may have gotten better, I left after 5 m minutes.
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The entire premise of my show is that it is in a "live" format, meaning it isn't scripted. I already do lay-out what I want to say and that is what I do during the recordings, but I also give it the feel of just being real. I don't want to read from a script or teleprompter.
He puts no effort in preparing videos. He turns on the camera and talks out his ass. His videos are so hard to watch I just can’t.
How disturbing you would promote software piracy on your channel. Do you condone IP theft?
Exactly what are you referring to?
Hamvoip is pirated software. John David McGough, KB4FXC and his partners have stolen the software from Jim Dixon/AllStarLink/the GNU Foundation/Linux to name a few. Someone has been nice enough to document it all at kb4fxc.com
Well....
IF that is true, then 1) this is the first I am hearing about it and 2) I am not the one who pirated it.
How can they have an open and public website for Pirated software?
This seems to me, more like spats between 2 people who both claim to be owners of the same software. It seems to me like an argument to be had between the Ham VOIP folks and others.
Downloading PUBLIC software from a PUBLIC website shouldn't be considered piracy. If it was actually stolen software, then they could have taken legal matters to get it taken down by now, but it is still there.
Suffice it to say that I don't care to get into the middle of spats between Amateur Operators who can't get along with one another, even if the cause is justified.
It's not public software, it's Free Software and it has a license. Making it publicly available in violation of the license is the _very definition_ of software piracy.
It's good to know where you stand on the issues of IP theft.
Please read and stop projecting your opinionated viewpoint on me.
I said the WEBSITE was public, not the software.
I never promoted IP theft either since, as you clearly aren't aware, HamVOIP isn't an IP address, it is software.
IF the software has actually been stolen, then no, I wouldn't promote it. But having 2 people disagree with one another, each on their own website, is hardly proof in one direction or the other.
Again, it seems to me that if there was an actual legal case here, the owners of the "free software" could take legal action about it. Posting ridiculing remarks on someone else's website or channel doesn't do much to make your case for you.