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The simplified and sanitized version is that some company in China pirated the FTDI chipset in the cable, and flooded the market with cheap counterfeit knock-offs, which were adopted by all the

I am afraid I am not aware of that. I do know that my cable works with Chirp on Windows 10, so the issue is with finding the right driver (and proper install) to work.

Andrew, I trust you are aware of the FTDI chip and cabe scandal / fiasco of several years back. As I recall from those times of trouble, only Kenwood-branded cables could be relied upon to work

As a suggestion, is it possible to include the FTDI drivers for CHIRP? Have two HT (Baofeng and Yaesu FT-60). The cable for the Baofeng works without any issue, but being new to LINUX, I am having

Dale, thanks to your contribution and another's, we have enough for the first month, and are halfway to the second month. Groups.io has enabled the Files section and the Wiki section. Btw, I should

Don't worry, I had the same issue when I first loaded. 73 *Don PoapsNew Westminster, BC*VA7DGP DATA VA7QU VOICE *Winlink: va7dgp@... <va7dgp@...>Subject://wl2k ALLSTAR 530780Hamshack

IIRC, once you go above 100 members, you have to go premium anyway. Here's my $20 for the first month :-). I'm sure you won't have any problems getting the remaining $200 for this year.

Here's what Groups.io charges to upgrade from Free (basic) to Premium Plan,,, It's $20 a month or $220/year. Premium Plan Additional Features - Polls, Calendar, Chat, Member Directory, Integrations,

Terry, Glad you figured it out. This initial image is only a *beta*. It comes with its own shortcomings and pitfalls. I literally built it as an (almost) all-nighter. I'm surprised it functions as

Unfortunately, Dale, activating files means I have to pay a monthly fee to Groups.io. I have no budget. However, I just added a button for sponsoring the group financially -- it is at

If the group owner will activate files, you could post your info there.? Otherwise, just post to group.? I, for one, need this info.? Dale ks4ns

afterthought... If anyone is struggling and needs WSJT-X settings for "QRPLabs QDX" let me know here...

Dave, I will indeed try this soon, THANK YOU!!! but to be honest, YOU have spoiled me right now with HamIQ/HamPi.. Once I figured out how to get it on to Quadra - everything I need is now there! (Like

Dave, has Dennis pointed out its the simplest of things that confuse us! My personal 'Gotchya' was exactly the same as Dennis's - I kept looking at the Quadra Log In Box and entering the password

That poster was misinformed. However, I do not know much about DXSpyder.... It is a very old program, but one which looks like it still works well -- as long as one knows what they're doing with it.

I stand corrected. I had read a couple posts somewhere that the DXSpyder access was totally off limits.

DXSpyder Sysop account is for administering the DXSpyder software... It's actually quite *old* software -- it runs off of *gasp* ... Perl! You are not supposed to log in as the sysop account directly.

I'm working on a more clear and intuitive login for the next version of HamIQ. I took a lot of shortcuts and accumulated a bunch of "technical debt" while rushing through the first image... That's why

Paul, Glad you've gotten it figured out. Linux does have a learning curve attached to it, but I guarantee you, if you *persist* and hang in there, the rewards will be more than enough! Also, this is a

Terry, Try running this script on your Quadra to just install WSJT-X. Let me know if that works for you. https://github.com/dslotter/ham_radio_scripts/blob/main/update_wsjtx_from_src 73,