Awesome little device that saves me from having to use cables strung out to make things work the same way. One device, one cable. Could not be more simple than that.
The AIOC seems to work. I have it paired with a Baofeng UV-5R mini and a KM6LYW Raspberry Pi Zero 2W DigiPi. I just sent its first PAT WinLink email. I received the unit as predicted. So far it is performing as expected. I do have two issues, but neither one doesn’t seem to affect the operation of the AIOC:
Audio plugs are slightly out of alignment regarding depth of travel. The 3.5mm plug stem also seems loose. Solder joint is good. Continuity OK. Will a case fit?
Very nice working AIOC. Easy online ordering, quickly shipped and it works great. Thank You!
worth the money, quality product. Probably purchase again since i misplaced it. AAA+ seller.
This is my third AOIC. I am trying to promote Amateur Radio in the Bay Area, and this is invaluable. From programming Baofeng radios for new hams, to demoing APRS on a cheap HT, to doing FT8 on a uSDX radio. This does it all for half the price of a Digirig... and it fits in my wallet.
This product was shipped out fast and as described. I haven't got a working setup at this time. I can't offer any information related to how it works.
Worked on windows 11 and RT Systems with
- UV-5R Mini
- UV-32
- UV-K6
- Did not work on an UV-1701 running GD77 CPS
- Did not work on an Anytone 878UVII using RT Systems.
It worked on Mac Mini M1 with QRZ1 HT with RT Systems under device (usbmodem7b4a45055)
Hi Michael, thanks for the detailed report! You are correct that the UV-1701 and Anytone 878 use a non-standard wiring for programming that isn't compatible with the AIOC (or other standard K1 cables). However, the AIOC should still work perfectly for Audio and PTT on those devices if you use them for digital modes. Thanks again for sharing your results!
With everyone and their brother using a 3D printer, it's common to find small parts that exhibit a lack of detail. These covers, however, show high quality and reasonable pricing.
They close with a good, positive click and are tight.
Just because something isn't high tech doesn't mean that quality isn't important. This little item is solid!
The terminals fit snugly with a good, positive 'click'. The strain relief is robust and overall quality seems very good. I haven't used it yet, but I have high confidence that it will perform as good as it looks.
No instructions, could not make this work
'Hi Michael, thanks for the review. Since we’ve been chatting over email, it looks like the AIOC isn't the right fit for your specific software setup. I'm happy to get that refund sorted for you.
You were right about the documentation, though. Thanks to your feedback, I’ve launched a start guide at http://na6d.com/start and am working on adding physical guides to the packages soon!
The bright yellow case helps it stand out when bundled in a bag. My eyes are not as sharp as they were when I was much younger.