[hpsdr] Where do I watch for Minerva/DFC [Solved]

[Sebastien F4GRX]

The
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its cousin, the
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(Crappy PDF is crappy, deal with it)

Will you tell us that a machine that is sold for 3000/3500 dollars and was
produced from a design that was basically "given for free" is within the
framework of a non commercial agreement?

It is hard to believe it when Apache labs tried to sell obsolete hermes lite 2
boards for TWICE the price that was planned by the original author.

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/apache-labs/conversations/messages/34016


To me the reality is that the openhpsdr project has a commercial agreement with
apache labs to produce the boards, and everything is wrapped in a curtain of
"open sourcery" that claims anyone is free to build their own board if they please.

True, but in practice, no one wants to replicate a hard work that was already done.

It would have been better if the gerbers had been contributed back to the community.

I dont expect people to agree with me. But there are established situations that
are worth looking at with a fresh eye.

Sebastien


Le 27/06/2018 à 15:11, Bill Diaz a écrit :
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> Hermes, Angelia and Orion were produced by Apache under the TAPR NCL (Non
> Commerical) license as clearly noted on the Apache schematics for these devices.
>
>     See http://www.tapr.org/TAPR_Noncommercial_Hardware_License_v1.0.pdf for
> more information on restrictions that may apply to distribution of hardware
> and documentation produced under this license.
>
> Bill KC9XG
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