forum.pistar.uk

G8SEZ wrote: ↑Sun Nov 20, 2022 8:31 pm If you want that then you could have a look at the Allstar node. Should be plenty of information via Google.

What is Allstar node?

I searched for it and I found this https://www.allstarlink.org/

Considering most of these units only provide around 10-100mW transmit, and many HTs low-power is around 500mW, trying to do a repeater using a "hat" is rather futile... The HT reaches further than the "hat", making direct simplex the more useful mode. For what I want to do, 100m...

Oh, that's unfortunate. So I can have a D-Star repeater with this hat, but not an FM one. Your reply seems to point to this being a hardware limitation, is that the case?

Is there a way to cheaply have a low power repeater at home?

Hello, I'm new to Pi-Star so I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here. I'm trying to set it up as an FM repeater. I have it running on a Raspberry Pi 4B with a AURSINC MMDVM Duplex Hotspot. I managed to set it up for D-Star so things were working at one point. I press the PTT of my radio on the right ...