
This kit is used to create a digital ham radio voice access point. To complete the build you will also need to purchase a Raspberry Pi Zero board (preferably with the headers already installed) and a micro SD card. My kit had all the parts needed to complete the build in under half an hour and when powered on it worked the first time. I would like to warn you that the written instructions that come with this kit are pretty much useless, but there are plenty of good YouTube videos to guide you through the process.

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