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        "address": "eric (a) christensenplace.us",
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    "sender_name": "Eric Christensen",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: Icom D-Star",
    "date": "2011-04-28T01:33:55Z",
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    "content": "On Wed, 2011-04-27 at 09:00 -0500, Gregg Wonderly wrote:\n> This is one of those experimentation moments.  Not everyone is happy with where \n> it is at, but without some more participation, those experimenting now will be \n> the ones setting the standards, and if you are not happy with those results, it \n> will be your fault not theirs, because you chose not to participate.\n\nI'd like to point out that it's difficult, at best, to participate when\nyou can't \"roll your own\".  There are many codecs available out there\ntoday that don't require purchasing a license to use.  The biggest\nproblem right now is that D-Star isn't backward compatible or you could\nimplement one of those freely-licensed codecs now and let people design\ntheir own implementation.\n\nPacket radio, however, is a good example of an open project.  AX25 is\nthe basis for packet radio and since the specification was released it\nallowed anyone to design and develop their own software and hardware\nsystems.  Take a subset of that project, APRS, and you'll see this even\nmore.  How many software clients are out there that use the APRS\nspecification as a means to communicate with other APRS users?  Kenwood,\nByonics, and Yaesu, among others, have all made hardware devices\nutilizing the APRS and AX25 open specifications and more will come.\n\nOpen is better and until all the pieces are freely available you won't\ncatch one of these devices on my side.\n\n--Eric W4OTN\n\n",
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