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Ok you have my attention. Do you have a demo video that can demonstrate these in use?

@w1btr Can we still get these? Got a few AIOCs but would like a handful of the AIOBs

I like the idea of a small pocket carry radio/computer sound interface. I am an ARES member and we use WinLink as one of our primary communications tools. I think it would be great to run WinLink off of a handheld.

far from obsolete lmfao

thank you for your work! I'm very interested if this would work with a Kenwood TM-V71A Edit: I think i understand this now. I look forward to using this for APRS. I'll keep a heads up for you getting them back in stock

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This is great I need one , it’s Sunday so I’ll check the store tomorrow

I use the AIOC with a soldered up pigtail to convert the K type connector to the 6P6C and 3.5 mono needed by my mobile radio (no mini DIN data port). Definitely if Simon at least separated some pads or throughs for separate functionality in his next aioc that would be very handy and would obviate the need for a second project. Moving the audio further away from the radio i imagine is something they wanted to do with the aioc but didnt want to make it huge - i find it unacceptably noisy and have to use it with an extension even on K type radios to get it away from the rfi source.

"for the baofeng the aioc will work" yeah but, isnt a problem that the aioc just goes with 5v? could you damage the radio because of using it, just for not having it reduced to 3.3v?

I'd like to try your piece, but Id want it complete with cable for my FT897. and an enclosure of some type

are you sold out yet?

Can you show how to update the firmware (Windows)

I have ordered one and will have it soon. I plan to use it with a Flex Radio 6400M. Thank you for the review.

Casting a vote for through holes for a pin header please. DuPont connectors are a way better option that solder pads.

Maybe we can do something fun in this little thing. Thank you for your sharing, Lucas

Thank you for reviewing our product!

Mine is the M12 according to the back, but yet it says 8W in the firmware and v1.6.

Awaiting the next batch. ETA?

I use a 84ft random long wire with a tuner for HF antenna. I like the ability to hop around the bands.

The board looks great! I would love to design a case for it. I have an AIOC board I use with my UVk5 for APRS and FT8. I’m looking to have a mobile board for APRS for my base rig and FT8 for my mobile HF right. Great job.

hey there! what's that stubby antenna you have on the other Quansheng? am new to radios and looking for a shorter antenna that works well receiving and transmitting at medium to short ranges thanks!

I was interested in hearing what you had to say but the ‘elevator’ music forced me out around the 3 minute mark. Too bad, I bet you had something interesting to offer about the radio I own but the music was a killer..

Very reasonably priced at $35. Better to by this than the time to DIY, which is great too.

Would be awesome without the porn movie sound track playing

Thank you for you contribution! However I wonder if the gerbers and other files are available, or how your perspective on open source is in this case I am in Sweden and paying 7 times more, excluding the expensive shipping and duties than an AIOC makes close to zero sense to me especially for a device made to buy multiple of. Thanks in advance de SA0CVK

I accidentally ordered the AOC board. All it did was give me bartending tips

it would be nice to have bigger mounting holes so I can mount this on a spacer, and then the spacer to a plastic board, that I can then attach to the clip mounting points.

Important Update! The AIOC's original data output is already adjusted to 3.3v, not 5V as I previously thought (and state in this video). THE AIOC IS 100% SAFE TO USE WITH YOUR RADIO. The confusion for this came from misunderstanding a blurb in a Github issue. The actual release of the AIOB will have the voltage divider removed, through holes added to every pad, and some other changes still in the works! This does mean that the test runs run at too low a voltage to program / control most radios. Unfortunately the serial data interface I tested the AIOB with is very sensitive and still picked up the voltage, so I missed the original issue. Luckily there is a super easy fix for those with the test units, which Ill be releasing a video on shortly!

I am not clear on what this board does. You need to spend a minute at the front of the video telling us who are ignorant of what kind of things this interface can help us with. I have designed hundreds of boards, but could not figure out how this thing would help me. 73 Glen K4KV

There is a 3d file for printing a case on the AIOC board. I think I will make mine work with my Xeigu G-90 for FT8. Thanks for the video! 73

Ordered mine, Have you shipped any yet? 73, NF4J

got mine ordered!

What does an AIOC actually do and why do you need It? You're making the assumption that everyone knows the reason why an AIOC is needed and what it's function.

You did not recap what the board did...

you need to put an easier way to an easier way to bring the COB out for Allstarlink ?

Great improvements Lucas, congratulations, on my wish list: Bluetooth, both sound and cat (cat over HID?), Stereo Sound to transfer I/Q signals from radio to computer (for SDRs and radios like KX3, TX500, many SDRs), 1:1 audio isolation transformers on sound channels to break ground loops, eliminate noise and/or transform impedance, isolation on PTT (reed switch or opti coupler), I realize the time and cost of doing all of these, just throwing out all the ideas in my head for you to choose from for what would fit in your product mix - perhaps different models. 73 de ws1m, bammi (new call sign)

Awesome. But I just soldered my plugs to some wires and soldered those wires on the board. Then I removed those and soldered female jacks to some wires and then those wires onto the board. And then bought 2 cables with the right jacks and bobs your auntie. And like someone else said. Through holes with strain relief or better yet. A 8 pin standard jst header. That way Amazon has a 10 pack for 10 bucks.

Will this run the 1.3 firmware for Allstar compatibility? And unfortunately the international shipping price is very high off your website

Just came across this. What are the uses for this board?

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Blu Tooth?

Order placed. Put a small switch or at least jumpers to switch between vox and ptt.

Through hole would work way better than pads - or even better if the pins are broken out to a standard connector. Otherwise, good job!

Nice board! Am I correct to assume that this board is open source as well?

This is Simon, nice design! Thanks for attributing me on the silkscreen 😁 Regarding the 5V UART levels: the RX signal at the STM32 is on a 5V tolerant pin at the STM32 so in theory there is no additional circuitry necessary to protect the STM32 from over voltage. But it can't hurt either 😉

Through holes please? The pads are not a favorite of mine.