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TAPR Mini-DCC Video Now Online

December 17, 2023 By Dan KB6NU Leave a Comment

TAPR held what they called a virtual Digital Communications Conference, or “mini-DCC,” on Saturday, December 9. The recording of this event is now on YouTube, but you can play it right here, if you like.

All of the talks are included in this 4+ hour video. They include (with the times at which they start):

  • 14:00 – TAPR Issues and Updates, Dave Larsen KV0s
  • 26:50 – Moving to High Throughput Interfaces, Dave Witten KD0EAG
  • 53:50 – GERT: A Low-Cost GNSS Frequency Reference, John Ackerman N8UR, George Byrkit K9TRV
  • 1:09:45 KA9Q-Radio: Update and Demonstration, Phil Kart KA9Q
  • 2:12:30 Digital Voice Over HF: Codec2 and FreeDV, Walter Holmes K5WH
  • 3:15:15 Introducing ezDV, Moorer Salem K6AQ
  • 3:54:00 ESP32-APRS Tracker, APRS Mini-Tracker, and LoRA, Jason Rausch K4APR

These talks are all pretty interesting and worth watching if you’re interested in some of the new things going on in digital communications.

Filed Under: Digital Communications, Software-Defined Radio (SDR) Tagged With: APRS, Codec2, ezDV, FreeDV, KA9Q, TAPR, TAPR DCC

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