Ham Radio Basics: How to Build an MMDVM Hotspot Using Raspberry Pi Zero

[@Ibelieve218]

what about a analog hotspot is it possible? I have a friend in Florida and using hotspot would be great but he does not like digital

[@TheSmokinApe]

I did a build on a Pi3b, fun project!

[@K5ATA]

I have a couple pi3bs sitting around but I have other plans for those. Thanks for watching Ape.

[@MR.MajuGamer]

Cómo se llaman esa especie de tubitos que le pones ha la placa en min 14.13 ?

[@K5ATA]

En ingles? Spacers. En espanol, no se... separadores de plastico? Ellas fueron incluidas con el hotspot.

[@SHZ4201]

Hi, was this a kit you purchased or individual parts?

[@K5ATA]

It is a kit. They are all over eBay and Amazon. It is just a pi zero and a hat basically

[@SHZ4201]

@@K5ATA thank you, will check it out

[@roberthayes6329]

Very confusing, what do you type in to get google to show a pi hat that works with ham radio? Thousands of the wrong thing keeps poping up.

[@SHZ4201]

Mmdvm hat

[@feeatlastfeeatlast5283]

Great audio.

[@K5ATA]

Thanks and thanks for watching!

[@jacquesredmond]

I have a challenge for you. With all the Raspberry Pi sold out or insanely expensive, is there a way to create an MMDVM using a Windows or Linux laptop? I have 5 computers lying around going to waste. It just seems like everything needs a Raspberry to function. I don't get the obsession with Raspberry when we should be able to use any computer to do the same thing. :)

[@w5moy373]

Really enjoying your basics series. 73.... KI5HZN

[@K5ATA]

Thanks, I am enjoying creating it. Congrats on the recent license! If there are any topics you would like covered, let me know! 73