---
product_id: 618440057
title: "MMDVM Hotspot Spot Radio WiFi Digital Voice Modem Work with UHF VHF Ethernet Cable Support C4FM YSF NXDN DSTAR P25 DMR + Raspberry Pi Zero W"
brand: "aursinc"
price: "₨119129"
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# UHF/VHF frequency range Multi-mode digital voice support Ethernet & USB power options MMDVM Hotspot Spot Radio WiFi Digital Voice Modem Work with UHF VHF Ethernet Cable Support C4FM YSF NXDN DSTAR P25 DMR + Raspberry Pi Zero W

**Brand:** aursinc
**Price:** ₨119129
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Unlock global digital radio freedom with the ultimate MMDVM hotspot!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** MMDVM Hotspot Spot Radio WiFi Digital Voice Modem Work with UHF VHF Ethernet Cable Support C4FM YSF NXDN DSTAR P25 DMR + Raspberry Pi Zero W by aursinc
- **How much does it cost?** ₨119129 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- aursinc enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted aursinc brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Dual Network Access:** Connect via stable Ethernet or flexible 2.4GHz WiFi (WPA only) for reliable performance
- • **Compact Power & Mobility:** Powered by micro USB with included cable—perfect for home, vehicle, or on-the-go use
- • **Plug & Play with Pi-Star:** Preloaded Pi-Star software on TF card for effortless setup in minutes
- • **OLED Display & Zero Offset:** Clear OLED interface with default RX/TX offsets set to zero for hassle-free tuning
- • **Seamless Multi-Protocol Connectivity:** Supports C4FM, YSF, NXDN, DSTAR, P25, DMR for ultimate radio versatility

## Overview

The MMDVM Hotspot is a compact, multi-mode digital voice modem designed for professional ham radio users. It supports major digital protocols including C4FM, DMR, DSTAR, and more, operating on UHF (430-440 MHz) and VHF (144-146 MHz) bands. Preloaded with Pi-Star firmware 4.1.5 on a TF card, it offers easy setup via WiFi or Ethernet connectivity. Powered by micro USB, it’s portable and ideal for home or mobile use. The device features an OLED display and zero RX/TX offset defaults, ensuring smooth configuration and reliable worldwide digital radio communication.

## Description

Product description MMDVM Hotspot is an easy, convenient and ready to use Multi-mode Hotspot that supports C4FM YSF NXDN DSTAR P25 DMR Base Setting: Power On and Wait for 2-3 minutes Connect to Pi-Star-Setup(pi-star)/SSID/PASSWORD: raspberry http://192.168.50.1/admin/configure.php MMDVMHost Configuration MMDVM Display Type: OLED Radio Freq: UHF:430-440 VHF: 144MHz-148MHz Radio/Modem Type: STM32-DVM/MMDVM_HS – Raspberry Pi Hat(GPIO) or any XXX(GPIO) http://192.168.50.1/admin/expert/edit_mmdvmhost.php RXOFFSET=0,TXOFFSET=0 (default) TIPS:OLED is no display Until you set wifi and display TYPE Login info: User:pi-star password:raspberry Set the same Frequency, Callsign, DMR ID, Color code, Repeater Slot(Time Slot Defaults 2) as Radio Mobile and WiFi Details Software:Pi-Star Note: All designs will be contributed on MMDVM open source project. QA1, Why does it connect to WiFi on first time, and fail the next time?When you first time set up, MMDVM hotspot will generete pi-star set up hotspot, which you'll connect with, and goes into pi-star and then visit 192.168.50.1 for configuration.If you connected to your home network/home wifi, it will remember your home wifi. Therefore, when you open pi-star and try to update your configure, there will be no pi-star wifi.If you came across this situation, here're two methods to log in and update you configure:A, Visit http://pi-star on your browser, log in pi-star and configure. If you're on macOS, iOS or Windows 10 tablet, please visit http://pi-star.local.B, Find your Device IP on your home network routers, and log in with that IP, and update your configure. Package content: 1x OLED display (installed on board) 1x Raspberry Pi Zero W 1x TF card 1x MMDVM_HS(UHF/VHF) 1x USB Cable 1x Antenna (with 90 degree elbow)1x Ethernet Cable

Review: If you are reading this, then you know what a MMDVM hotspot does. This one, jumbospot, zumspot, openspot, they are all pretty much the exact same thing. They take your digital radio and connects you to a reflector/repeater somewhere else in the world via the internet. While local digital repeaters can do this to an extent, a hotspot can connect you anyplace in the world. And this one does a wonderful job at it. I have a Yaesu FT-70DR handheld radio. It does conventional analog as well as C4FM/Fusion/FSY digital. This MMDVM has no problem connecting to it. If you aren't into Yaesu, this MMDVM can also do DMR, DSTAR, P25, and other modes. There's even the capability to cross mode on some modes. Set up was easy. Turn the MMDVM on; wait a couple minutes; look at your tablet, smartphone, pc, or laptop for wifi connections. Besides the WIFI you're expecting to normally see, you'll see a new one called Pistar. Once you know that IP address, you can log into it and set it up to USE YOUR WIFI. I bought this one because it came with a micro-usb to ethernet dongle. I wanted to plug directly into my router and not use wifi. I still set up the wifi to get use to it, but I find ethernet is more stable with all things. If you only want to use wifi, you can buy this same exact MMDVM from the same seller here on desertcart for a lower price. NOTE: If you're going to use ethernet, there's two Micro-USB ports on the MMDVM. Looking at them, put your power (Cell phone charger with more than 1.5amp (1500ma) into the RIGHT plug. Most outer Micro-USB. Plug the ethernet dongle into the micro-usb to the LEFT of the power. I had it the other way around (You'd think it wouldn't matter), but then the MMDVM ONLY saw the WIFI. It didn't see the ethernet. When I swapped the plugs, my router saw the ethernet and gave it an IP address and the MMDVM gave priority connection to ethernet over wifi. This is definitely a great device. If you don't need the ethernet, get the $105 one. Same thing. You can always buy the ethernet dongle later if you really want it. I do recommend that you educate yourself on how an MMDVM works, the Pi-Star operating system, and how to get your radio to connect to it. It's not hard. It's not rocket science. But if you don't prepare a little before jumping in, you'll get frustrated. Simply go to youtube and type in MMDVM setup or MMDVM and your radio model; or something similar. You'll find a ton of videos on it. Don't forget to send Al Gore a thank you note for making the internet possible. But after watching a couple videos, it's very easy to set up. There aren't any on the ethernet connection. It should have been plug and play, but I learned through trial and error about the ports and priority to make it work. But I had the wifi connected, and my radio connected, in less than 15 minute. (With prepping by watching some youtube videos). Then go to the pistar.uk site and find all the reflectors, rooms, repeaters, etc. whatever your radio calls them, and you can go to those places and talk away. I've had this for 4 days and have spoken to other hams in about 15 states and 4 countries already. Also, mine came with firmware from March 2019. That's not bad, but there is a newer one out. When you go to pistar.uk there is a download section where you can get the most recent firmware. (Watch a youtube video on that also and you'll be fine). Remember: 1. 5v cell phone or similar Power supply of 1.5amp. Mine is plugged into a usb port in my network router being I'm using ethernet. 2. Make sure the SD Card is class 10. Mine was, but verify it. It came with a 16gb card, but even an 8gb is more than enough. Just hard to find 8gb. 3. Update the firmware if it's not the newest 4.1.2 . When you log into the MMDVM, look at the very top right of the page and you'll see the firmware version. Mine was 3.x.x something or another. 4. Watch videos on how to set it up. 5. Go to pistar.uk for any details about the software. 6. Go to the the "Jumbospot and other mmdvm hotspot" facebook page, join, and ask questions. People are great at helping. Hope I provided enough info. If you know what a hotspot is; know what it's for; definitely want to buy one; then this is a solid choice. No need to spend $280+ on an Openspot 3. Plug, that is completely sealed. These MMDVM have an external antenna jack. So I personally didn't use the 1-2 inch uhf antenna it cam with. I put on one of my spare dual band 15" whip antennas for my portable. 3.5db gain over the little thing it comes with. The stock antenna is fine for around the house. With my whip, I can go about a block away down the street. When you're in the house area, keep your radio transmitting at LOW POWER. But if you go further away, then you can go back to higher power. The MMDVM only puts out 10mw. But you don't want to be 10 feet away in your shack and shove 5 watts down it's throat. Anyway; if you're interested in a hotspot for your ham radio, this is an excellent choice.
Review: No problem with the install. Works flawlessly with my DMR radio

## Features

- [Latest Firmware 4.1.5] In the latest batches shipped to desertcart warehouse, the problem has been solved, we have preload the latest firmware 4.1.5. If you receive a old firmware device and there's update trouble, please do contact us, so that we can help. Our test is in DMR mode ，if you want to change the working mode, you need to configure it as needed Working mode parameters) . SUPPORT: C4FM YSF NXDN DSTAR P25 DMR and default work with UHF
- [WIFI SSID] Need the 2.4GHz SSID as the Pi Zero W doesn't support 5.8GHz.and WiFi will not work with WEP, make sure your WiFi Password Type is WPA. Power on the hotspot for 2 minutes to automatically connect to the network, or follow the instructions to connect the Hotspot to your router. After power on 2 minutes，go to pi-star/admin/configure.php
- [EASY SET UP] Preload sofeware Pi-Star on TF card, no need to download again. Radio Frequency: (UHF:430-440,VHF:144-146) This is upgraded version, do not need to set RXOFFSET and TXOFFSET, they're default 0
- [EASY CHARGING] Free micro USB charging cable included, charged with power bank or connect to laptop or computer. The Hotspot will also work mobile in your vehicle if you tether it to your mobile phone network.
- [NOTE] Not compatible with Baofeng UV-5R, Baofeng RD-5R, 5X, 5R+, 5R Plus, etc UV series, BF series. More product setup guide, please read the product manual or feel free to contact us, we will reply within 24 hours.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B088PP3TVR |
| Manufacturer | AURSINC |
| Product Dimensions | 10.16 x 10.16 x 5.08 cm; 129 g |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** AURSINC
- **Colour:** black
- **Compatible devices:** Laptop
- **Connectivity technology:** Wi-Fi
- **Number of ports:** 1

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by M***E on 21 July 2020*

If you are reading this, then you know what a MMDVM hotspot does. This one, jumbospot, zumspot, openspot, they are all pretty much the exact same thing. They take your digital radio and connects you to a reflector/repeater somewhere else in the world via the internet. While local digital repeaters can do this to an extent, a hotspot can connect you anyplace in the world. And this one does a wonderful job at it. I have a Yaesu FT-70DR handheld radio. It does conventional analog as well as C4FM/Fusion/FSY digital. This MMDVM has no problem connecting to it. If you aren't into Yaesu, this MMDVM can also do DMR, DSTAR, P25, and other modes. There's even the capability to cross mode on some modes. Set up was easy. Turn the MMDVM on; wait a couple minutes; look at your tablet, smartphone, pc, or laptop for wifi connections. Besides the WIFI you're expecting to normally see, you'll see a new one called Pistar. Once you know that IP address, you can log into it and set it up to USE YOUR WIFI. I bought this one because it came with a micro-usb to ethernet dongle. I wanted to plug directly into my router and not use wifi. I still set up the wifi to get use to it, but I find ethernet is more stable with all things. If you only want to use wifi, you can buy this same exact MMDVM from the same seller here on amazon for a lower price. NOTE: If you're going to use ethernet, there's two Micro-USB ports on the MMDVM. Looking at them, put your power (Cell phone charger with more than 1.5amp (1500ma) into the RIGHT plug. Most outer Micro-USB. Plug the ethernet dongle into the micro-usb to the LEFT of the power. I had it the other way around (You'd think it wouldn't matter), but then the MMDVM ONLY saw the WIFI. It didn't see the ethernet. When I swapped the plugs, my router saw the ethernet and gave it an IP address and the MMDVM gave priority connection to ethernet over wifi. This is definitely a great device. If you don't need the ethernet, get the $105 one. Same thing. You can always buy the ethernet dongle later if you really want it. I do recommend that you educate yourself on how an MMDVM works, the Pi-Star operating system, and how to get your radio to connect to it. It's not hard. It's not rocket science. But if you don't prepare a little before jumping in, you'll get frustrated. Simply go to youtube and type in MMDVM setup or MMDVM and your radio model; or something similar. You'll find a ton of videos on it. Don't forget to send Al Gore a thank you note for making the internet possible. But after watching a couple videos, it's very easy to set up. There aren't any on the ethernet connection. It should have been plug and play, but I learned through trial and error about the ports and priority to make it work. But I had the wifi connected, and my radio connected, in less than 15 minute. (With prepping by watching some youtube videos). Then go to the pistar.uk site and find all the reflectors, rooms, repeaters, etc. whatever your radio calls them, and you can go to those places and talk away. I've had this for 4 days and have spoken to other hams in about 15 states and 4 countries already. Also, mine came with firmware from March 2019. That's not bad, but there is a newer one out. When you go to pistar.uk there is a download section where you can get the most recent firmware. (Watch a youtube video on that also and you'll be fine). Remember: 1. 5v cell phone or similar Power supply of 1.5amp. Mine is plugged into a usb port in my network router being I'm using ethernet. 2. Make sure the SD Card is class 10. Mine was, but verify it. It came with a 16gb card, but even an 8gb is more than enough. Just hard to find 8gb. 3. Update the firmware if it's not the newest 4.1.2 . When you log into the MMDVM, look at the very top right of the page and you'll see the firmware version. Mine was 3.x.x something or another. 4. Watch videos on how to set it up. 5. Go to pistar.uk for any details about the software. 6. Go to the the "Jumbospot and other mmdvm hotspot" facebook page, join, and ask questions. People are great at helping. Hope I provided enough info. If you know what a hotspot is; know what it's for; definitely want to buy one; then this is a solid choice. No need to spend $280+ on an Openspot 3. Plug, that is completely sealed. These MMDVM have an external antenna jack. So I personally didn't use the 1-2 inch uhf antenna it cam with. I put on one of my spare dual band 15" whip antennas for my portable. 3.5db gain over the little thing it comes with. The stock antenna is fine for around the house. With my whip, I can go about a block away down the street. When you're in the house area, keep your radio transmitting at LOW POWER. But if you go further away, then you can go back to higher power. The MMDVM only puts out 10mw. But you don't want to be 10 feet away in your shack and shove 5 watts down it's throat. Anyway; if you're interested in a hotspot for your ham radio, this is an excellent choice.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***R on 8 December 2025*

No problem with the install. Works flawlessly with my DMR radio

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by L***G on 1 October 2020*

Great for the money. Setup was a breeze. I had to take one star away for the occasional lockup I get. It seems after running for about 3 days it has a tendency to lock up. A simple Reboot and I am back up and running. Other than that it works flawlessly.

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