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That's my problem. There are tons of complex projects like what you
reference. I want something exceedingly simple, but I am not smart
enough to write it myself.

All I want is a window with either a transmit click on/click off or
separate transmit and receive buttons for the client. Possibly a
connect/disconnect button. The server just needs TX audio, RX audio, and
PTT to the radio. No CAT, no controls, just a basic software equivalent
of an old style remote control used with commercial two-way radios using
the Internet instead of a phone line.

73,
Michael WA7SKG

Kelly Keeton via wrote on 11/9/21 9:36 AM:
> There are a lot of projects on this topic as well as packages and
> tools?if you google “?remote rig raspberry pi” for example here is one..
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>? ? ?I have a need for a simple remote radio. All I need is two-way audio
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>? ? ?PTT. No channel control or anything needed. Ideally, something via a
>? ? ?web
>? ? ?browser as a few of the users have limited computer skills. The user
>? ? ?would need to be able to monitor the radio for several hours at a time.
>? ? ?This would be used with both FM and HF radios, so the stream to the
>? ? ?user
>? ? ?may have noise floor audio all the time.
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>? ? ?My thought was to use something like a Pi Zero for the purpose, the
>? ? ?stream would have to be full duplex and use some I/O pins for the PTT.
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>? ? ?The remote user would open a web page in a small window with a
>? ? ?clickable
>? ? ?on/off PTT button (on a timer for safety) and hot key option. That
>? ? ?should allow use with a smartphone or computer.
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>? ? ?This is a minimal budget project (aren't they all?) I don't need
>? ? ?anything fancy like a RigPi.
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>? ? ?Thanks for any ideas or suggestions.
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>? ? ?73,
>? ? ?Michael WA7SKG
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>? ? ?"Any day you do not learn one new thing is a wasted day."
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