For USRP1 Owners: A Under $4.00 USRP1 Clock modification posted on OpenBTS Wiki

GNU Radio
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Hello All,

For those who have the Ettus R. USRP1, I updated the OpenBTS Wiki
to
reflect a simple modification University Student Luis Vasquez documented
for the Ettus R. USRP1.

Per my previous posts on OpenBTS, a under $4 52Mhz clock works.

Thank you Luis for documenting this!

Sincerely,

Martin

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Andrew,

My replies below and thank you I received my T-shirt:

On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 2:20 PM, Andrew B.
[email protected]wrote:

for

the Ettus R. USRP1.

OpenBTS - Wikipedia

But that’s Wikipedia and not the OpenBTS Wiki. Did you really mean to
update Wikipedia with this?

Kurt recommended I post there so I did as I do believe its
important/significant enough for the benefit of us all.

I’m not sure it’s the best place for such information.

As I do my presentations/demonstrations, I point to a Electromagnetic
Map
something like as follows:

http://www.perceptions.couk.com/uef/imgs/Electromagnetic_Spectrum.jpg

We as human beings are utilizing ZERO % of the known radio waves in the
Universe.

So I’ve made a decision to spend the LEAST amount possible to
access/interact with that Electromagnetic Radio Spectrum. The under $4
chip modification for USRP1 users/owners is a beneficial thing to us all
as
human beings.

Having said that I do believe the USRP1 by some exciting forthcoming "
Stuff ".

Also, this announcement/discussion might be better served

on the OpenBTS mailing list rather than the GNU Radio one.

I know I posted there as well too.

Regards,

Andrew

Sincerely,

Martin

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Hi Martin,

On 22 May 2013 20:11, Martin O’Shield [email protected] wrote:

Hello All,

For those who have the Ettus R. USRP1, I updated the OpenBTS Wiki to
reflect a simple modification University Student Luis Vasquez documented for
the Ettus R. USRP1.

OpenBTS - Wikipedia

But that’s Wikipedia and not the OpenBTS Wiki. Did you really mean to
update Wikipedia with this? I’m not sure it’s the best place for such
information. Also, this announcement/discussion might be better served
on the OpenBTS mailing list rather than the GNU Radio one.

Regards,

Andrew

–
Andrew B.
http://carrierdetect.com