PART 6: Idiot’s Guide To Building An Allstar Node - Final build and test! Amateur Ham Radio 2E0BMT
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- Here is my idiots guide to building an Allstar Node - Part Six.
In this video I finish the build, and test the node, amending the audio settings.
The resistor to the red LED is 330 Ohms
The resistor to the blue LED is 1K Ohms
The resistor to the green LED is 4.7K Ohms
To entre the competition, please click here: • Allstar Node or Kit Fr...
I’m not an expert, I’m an idiot. If you want to see the experts, please check these guys out:
Peter Kendall G7RPG - / mrpknuts
Scott Nimmo - www.allstarsetup.com
David KB4FXC - www.hamvoip.org
In this video, I set finish the build, test it, and it works!
73!
We need more hams like you with that spirit. Thank you for those nice vids. I hope many people will learn from it.
Many thanks!
Hi sir I have a quick question about the led’s. What’s the voltage on those led’s???
i heard you on hubnet this afternoon ben. very well done good audio too 73s m3hnl warminster excellent stuff
Great Video!! I've just done watching your part 1-6 idiots guide on building an Allstar node,, This is DW8CGZ from the Philippines,, 73
Hello Ben 2E0BMT. Great videos just finished your node videos. I am sure I need one if these too. Will put my Uv5r back into service. Nice work and job well done👍🏻📡😷
Motters M7TRS 73's
KG4PLE here.. just setup my node.. and for some reason I can not get my HT to key the node and xmit... any troubleshooting advice?
Have a look in the settings. My guess is that your COS is keyed, and needs inverting...
Great videos Ben and Thank you for your effort. How about creating another video of making two Allstar node connected to a single raspberry pi?
Great set of video's Brian and many thanks for them also
Cul Peter G7UVD 73
Great video Ben, keep them coming 👍
Great video Ben. If you want them 3d printed element holders let me know 😁
Great work Ben!
Really enjoying your informative video's.👍
Gary, VK6WCH
Many thanks for the series. I've built my node using your guide and really enjoying it. I always thought that stuff like this wasn't "real radio" but it's been an excellent radio project. One thing I should mention is that I had to enable ctcss in the simple-usb settings which wasn't in your guide but to be honest it didn't matter because troubleshooting is half the fun. My node number is 54051. Cheers! VK6OP.
Brilliant videos. Thanks. Would you consider doing a video dedicated to only the software and some of the features (like changing audio levels etc) I would really like to know if there is a way to have my node automatically link to a particular group upon bootup and am hoping there is a way to do this.
Thanks Mike. Great idea. I will work on something.
Also, did you see the competition I have running to win a node or a kit. Feel free to push it to your subscribers if appropriate. 73
Wow great build! Im interested in building one and you certainly have helped me make more sense of it. Thanks!
Hi where did you get the enclosure if you don't mind me asking? thanks
Ebay or Ali express. Should be about £5
@@RadioRevG5REV Awesome many thanks.
Lots of info Thanks Mike KA8IIM
This is the best set of vids I have ever seen.
Hi Ben. Thanks for a great tutorial. I have built my Node and it appears to be working, but it doesn't announce the IP address or anything when first powered up..any suggestions gratefully received.
I bet your COS needs inverting
@@RadioRevG5REV Thanks Ben. I used option J on the menu for "COSFROM Mode" and changed it to usbinvert. Saved current Params , exited then rebooted but no difference
If I connect to the parrot node (40894) I get dialogue OK with COS normal but still no start up messages.
can we put an led on these to reflect recieving RF ??
Yes, from the COS wire... using a suitable resistor.
Goto look at mine, finally went for it and put one together, gutted so much noise on the RF from the box.
How did you get rid of your noise?
@@throwaway-ds6yg just a better quality PSU and some filtering on the power Leeds in the unit
There is such thing as flush cutter instead of the plier to cut the leads of electronic components.
Yes... mine was in the garage and I was feeling lazy 🤣