[hpsdr] Phoenix - status

[Robert McGwier]

DttSP, Radio Core, etc. will work HPSDR on Linux as well.  I see no 
difficulty whatsoever in using libusb support under Linux to support the 
HPSDR hardware very quickly after it becomes available.  OSX should 
certainly be as easy if not easier.

PowerSDR is undergoing a major rework to support Flex's new radio but as 
always that is open source and anyone can see the work being done. 
Expect it to easily support HPSDR and even support many of its very 
interesting features.

The other thing I see as achievable is GnuRadio support for HPSDR.  I am 
really looking forward to having Mercury, Penelope, Odyssey, and various 
other pieces as well.

"May you live in interesting times"
Bob
N4HY



Philip Covington wrote:
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> On 3/13/07, Gerd Loch <g.loch at nt-electronics.de> wrote:
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>> is there already a decision made on the components and schematics?
>> will the Phoenix be software compatible to the power sdr software?
>> >From my view it should be compatible.
>>
>> Gerd, DJ8AY
> 
> Hi Gerd,
> 
> I don't think any decision has been made on Phoenix.  I am not aware
> of any development currently going on with Phoenix at all.  All of the
> HPSDR projects are planned to be compatible with PowerSDR - or maybe I
> should say that we will make PowerSDR work (were applicable) with
> HPSDR as the boards become available.
> 
> 73 Phil N8VB
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