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I have a G 90 and I use FLrig with Flrig Flrig in radio in JS8call, FT 8 Etc In Flrig > Config > I use the Digirig Soundcard and Uart for VFO control. In Flrig > Config > PTT-Generic Cat is BOTH RTS

I'm running a HP Raspberry PI OS loaded with W1BAW branched off of KM4ACK. I have GPS Updater picking up my GPS. However in the settings of the JS8call Utilities. I have GPSD chosen. I'm not getting

I don't own the G90 so hopefully an actual owner will jump in here. From my experience with other radios, I would think you should use the USB-FTDI option. There may be something that you need to

The RS-BA1 software is Windows only. If you want to start with the Pi, I would recommend a plain USB cable between the Pi and the radio. This single cable will handle CAT (rig control), DATA, and GPS.

Brand new green tech here. ?I'm chasing my General motivated for broader digital capacity within the EmComm rabbit hole. I bought the IC-705 because my background is backpacking and bushcraft and my

Hi KM4ACK et al., Thanks for all the great videos. I just ran build-a-pi on my Pi 3 B+. Worked great. Now trying to set up flrig according to your instructions, but can't seem to figure out which COM

The really annoying part is that you have to make the adjustments every time you open FT8/JS8. I have never figured out a way to make it stick once the app is closed. -- 73, de KM4ACK YouTube (

You have to update your grid square in Pat before it will show you the new RMS stations. You can do it in Pat Menu->Manage Pat Winlink. From there, you have two options. GPS update or manual update.

This is a known bug in the ax25 stack in Linux. Right now, the only option is to stop the modem before attempting a second connection. Glad to hear that Pat Menu is working as it should :-) Pat Menu

Further update, Monday mid-day: If, instead of running "direwolf -p" I use the BAP PAT menu to "Start Packet Modem," then I'm able from PAT to connect over the air (!!!): 2022/10/03 12:41:15 my-rig

Thanks Jason and anyone else following. 1. As requested, here is the current output from arecord -l (it is unchanged from what I wrote earlier in this thread): pi@rpi:~ $ date; sudo arecord -l Mon 03

For my GPS Hat, I am using pin 16, as 18 is used for another of my Hats. My GPS Hat did not require PCM CLK. wrote:

I can speak from experience.? Icom and GPS/gpsd have "issues."? I run an Icom IC-7200 (and a Yaesu FT-891).? In the config file gpsd set AUTOCONNECT to FALSE.? Find out which USB port your Icom

I traveled from EM64ko (North Alabama) to EM64kl (South Alabama), but the RMS list was only presenting stations near my EM64ko QTH.? The GPS was working great, but Pat wasn't using it to present the

Jason, Thank you, I am pretty sure I moved that slider, but maybe not enough. I might set everything up at some point this week and mess with the slider (or leave myself a note to adjust it this

I assume you are referring to FT8? The example I show below is from JS8Call with Pulse Audio but it should work the same in FT8. Note the volume control is called "QTPulseAudio" and only shows up

Run this command and post the results please: *arecord -l* This will output the sound card number. Just want to verify that it's 3,0. By chance did you install the GPS software with BAP? If so, also

The reason I ask.. Using this as a reference: https://pinout.xyz/ GPIO 18 also has special functions (PCM CLK) whereas ( example GPIO 17) other GPIO pins are just generic. Does PPS need the CLK

In config.txt, enter the line: dtoverlay=pps-gpio,gpiopin=xx where xx is the gpiopin you wish to use, assuming that pin is a valid GPIO input pin. wrote:

Greetings, I'm running the latest build-a-pi on a Pi 3B+. I was out doing a POTA activation both yesterday and today and I noticed that my RX audio level was in the red (above 70 dB). I opened the