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OK, just thought it would be good idea, then you could have a 'remote' hotspot via ethernet and have Pi-star on a VM.
Dave.

Just wondering if Pi-star has been ported to intel x86-64 architectures. Why I'm wondering I have an VM running Proxmox and it would be handy to have it on there rather than yet another Pi.

Just wondering,
Dave.

By all accounts the DB-25D is pretty good along with the GB-88

I've watched a could if videos on CPS software and it's not that difficult to understand. I link the new Radioddity GD-88 and clones also the mobile version DB-25D not bad for ~200 £$€

Thanks both for the replies. I feel DMR is the way to go not being tied to a brand and possibly more used. Being a 99.99999% listener I'm in no rush to buy anything just like reading about things radio PDF manuals etc. PI-star looks very straight forward - being into Linux helps with PI servers etc ...

Thanks Dennis and thanks for the concise reply. It's pretty much as I assumed, I wouldn't expect much from a few milliwatts away - maybe a watt or two. I like the idea of DMR but the audio quality is well, not always the best.. I've listened on Brandmeister so far. I don't own any DMR or digital at ...

Thanks for all the replies. It's all a bit confusing dualband, simplex, duplex naming conventions with different boards abilities depending on supplier. My idea was is to have a dual band handheld 2/70 and have the hotspot listening on both and being able to change bands on the H/H to whichever is t...

My first Post !

Please excuse my ignorance, Can the MMDVM (Pi-Star) hats, the ones with two 7201's, be used with a dual band 2m/70cm DMR handheld to have a choice between the two bands, i.e. use 2m simplex OR 70cm simplex ?