Am also looking to buy two 9600 TNCs
What are you planning to use for radios? Bill
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Ditto. ?Am also looking to buy two 9600 TNCs Tadd/ka2dew. ??
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I want two for pi when available
? Jerry n9lya
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On Jun 10, 2014 4:49 PM, "John Hansen coastalchip@... [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO]" < Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...> wrote:
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The 9600 baud boards are for the Raspberry Pi. ? If there is sufficient interest/demand, it would not be hard to produce a version for the BBB. John W2FS
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On Jun 10, 2014 12:43 PM, "Tadd Torborg tadd@... [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO]" < Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...> wrote:
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Are they for rpi? ?Or bbblack?
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The prototypes of the 9600 baud are out for beta testing right now!
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I want two for pi when available
? Jerry n9lya
Once you know p and d deliver info to n9lya @ ;)
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The 9600 baud boards are for the Raspberry Pi. ? If there is sufficient interest/demand, it would not be hard to produce a version for the BBB. John W2FS
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On Jun 10, 2014 12:43 PM, "Tadd Torborg tadd@... [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO]" < Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...> wrote:
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Are they for rpi? ?Or bbblack?
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The prototypes of the 9600 baud are out for beta testing right now!
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The 9600 baud boards are for the Raspberry Pi. ? If there is sufficient interest/demand, it would not be hard to produce a version for the BBB. John W2FS
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Are they for rpi? ?Or bbblack?
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The prototypes of the 9600 baud are out for beta testing right now!
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Good morning! ? I have a TNC-Pi running APRX and acting as an RX-Only iGate (PROSSR)??? I had it working about a month ago as a Fill-In Digi+iGate; and took the digi down when a higher/better site came online.? Since then, that site has gone offline; and so last nite, I tried to restart my system as a digi. ? I changed the config file; did apt-get update, ?apt-get upgrade all and a reboot.??? The first time the it tried to transmit; it ¡°hung¡± key down until I pulled the power.????? I tried a few more times, and no config changes seemed to help.? I did discover that a ¡°service stop aprx¡± would release the PTT, but only after about 10 seconds. ? Later today, I¡¯m going to try rebuilding APRX in case something got messed up in the updates; but was wondering if anyone else has seen this, or has any other suggestions (I¡¯m running as just an iGate right now). ? Thanks! ? Clay N7QNM
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I'll post something ..... tonight is the monthly 2 meter transmitter hunt and participants are asked to run APRS to beacon their position. Although I have a 4 Line display on my TinyTrak4 APRS TNC to display the position information I prefer a LCD flat screen showing the map and hunt stations so out comes the RPi that I loaded Xastir to last year. If I recall, the Kantronics KPC-3 TNC needs a jumper for RTS and CTS control signal to enable it then I connected the TNC RX and TX RS-232 level signals thru a little eBay level converter for the RPi Host serial port 3.3V requirement. Further in the past I modified the RPi/Debian boot file where the host serial parameter is located. Xastir works well enough to display local signals on the map but I have never used a GPS with Xastir to transmit my location, for tonight I'll just receive only. A120 watt DC/AC inverter can power the LCD and RPi while mobile. If I recall there is a 'Y' cable for the KPC-3 TNC for GPS input.
Anyway, this is my post for the group .... Bill K6ACJ
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The prototypes of the 9600 baud are out for beta testing right now!
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Very nice John. Any more thinking about a 9600 baud TNC product?
Tim N9PUZ
On 6/8/2014 10:29 AM, John Hansen coastalchip@...
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> Please pardon this being slightly off topic, but a number of members of
> this group have written me to ask if there would be a version of the
> TNC-Pi available for the Beaglebone Black. While the BBB is slightly
> more expensive than the Pi it has a somewhat more powerful processor,
> better graphics and much more I/O (including multiple serial ports).
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> There is a now a TNC "cape" for this computer available. You can find
> full information at
> <>
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> John Hansen W2FS
> Coastal ChipWorks
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Very nice John. Any more thinking about a 9600 baud TNC product?
Tim N9PUZ
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On 6/8/2014 10:29 AM, John Hansen coastalchip@... [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO] wrote:
Please pardon this being slightly off topic, but a number of members of
this group have written me to ask if there would be a version of the
TNC-Pi available for the Beaglebone Black. While the BBB is slightly
more expensive than the Pi it has a somewhat more powerful processor,
better graphics and much more I/O (including multiple serial ports).
There is a now a TNC "cape" for this computer available. You can find
full information at www.tnc-x.com/TNCBlack.htm
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John Hansen W2FS
Coastal ChipWorks
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New Product Announcement: TNC-Black, a version of TNC-Pi for the Beaglebone Black
Please pardon this being slightly off topic, but a number of members of this group have written me to ask if there would be a version of the TNC-Pi available for the Beaglebone Black. ?While the BBB is slightly more expensive than the Pi it has a somewhat more powerful processor, better graphics and much more I/O (including multiple serial ports). ?
There is a now a TNC "cape" for this computer available. ?You can find full information at
John Hansen W2FS
Coastal ChipWorks
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I was kind of wondering the same thing. ?I got the same e-book you did and haven't had time to read it yet but it should prove to be pretty interesting!
? Thanks...Steve
railcon@...
KB9SVW
On Saturday, June 7, 2014 6:58 AM, "James French w8iss1@... [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO]" wrote:
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OH, btw!
I do not condone the piracy of books but I do believe you should have the option to peruse any book to see if you want to purchase it or not. I have purchased a number
of books in the past that I wish I had not because of them not being helpful for the
reason I purchased it for.
So support your local library so that you don't purchase anything that isn't what you
needed :)
Sorry if I have offended anyone and you haven't mentioned it yet. James W8ISS
On Sat, Jun 7, 2014 at 7:44 AM, James French <w8iss1@...> wrote:
Hey Dave.
I know the book and have read it when I could check it from the local library here.
I posted a link for downloading a pdf file of the book if you want to have it on your puter to
read a few weeks ago when we had a discussion about the Motion software and install.
This may not be the same link I posted in the other message but you can download it here:
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OH, btw!
I do not condone the piracy of books but I do believe you should have the option to peruse any book to see if you want to purchase it or not. I have purchased a number
of books in the past that I wish I had not because of them not being helpful for the
reason I purchased it for.
So support your local library so that you don't purchase anything that isn't what you
needed :)
Sorry if I have offended anyone and you haven't mentioned it yet. James W8ISS
On Sat, Jun 7, 2014 at 7:44 AM, James French <w8iss1@...> wrote:
Hey Dave.
I know the book and have read it when I could check it from the local library here.
I posted a link for downloading a pdf file of the book if you want to have it on your puter to
read a few weeks ago when we had a discussion about the Motion software and install.
This may not be the same link I posted in the other message but you can download it here:
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Hey Dave.
I know the book and have read it when I could check it from the local library here.
I posted a link for downloading a pdf file of the book if you want to have it on your puter to
read a few weeks ago when we had a discussion about the Motion software and install.
This may not be the same link I posted in the other message but you can download it here:
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Is this yahoo group stuck?
Dear Members,
I have not seen a message since May 31... It it stuck... or did everyone go
to
sleep?? I found a neat book on some sight and ordered it from Amazon..
It is called "Raspberry Pi for Secret Agents.... Very interesting... for a
beginner like me...
Take care and have fun...
73 Dave
David R. Hassall WA5DJJ
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Hi,
Sorry that is frozen despite watchdog was activated on Raspberry FPAC node server. Being abroad I am not able to reset it until next Wednesday.? Let's try alternate address? RPi page. Thanks.
73 de Bernard f6bvp
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Yeah, I can't find anydownload link either for anything there. Kinda stumped. I sure would like to give it a try.
What is the download link for F6BVP?
jesse
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>? Is there a way to set up a program to where all you do is punch in runner numbers and the computer automatically pairs it with the time of entry?
Have you considered using APRStt?
"What is APRStt?" most people are probably wondering because it does not get much attention,? APRStt allows data entry into the APRS network with a touch tone pad.?
For example,?suppose the runners (or any other objects) could be represented by three digit numbers and locations by a single digit.? To report runner 12 is at location 7, just punch 0127# into the touch tone pad on an ordinary HT.? No special equipment needed for all of the people gathering information.?? An APRStt gateway would be configured to recognize a four digit tone sequence as 3 digits for the runner and one digit for a predefined location.
This is automatically converted to an APRS Object Report with a name, location, time stamp, and optional status and comment.?? Use your favorite APRS display application (APRSIS32. YAAC, SARTrack, Xastir,etc.) to accumulate and display the information.
Multiple implementations are available.? Here is one that runs on a Raspberry Pi:?
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Yeah, I can't find anydownload link either for anything there. Kinda stumped. I sure would like to give it a try.
What is the download link for F6BVP?
jesse
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AMBE Card?
A repeater would not need an AMBE chip, but there are technology patent licensing issues with DMR.?
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I guess bloat might mean different things to different people. Bloat to me is all the other programs that I don't need for anything related to ham radio.
Looks like I'm going to have to do some reading up on the i2c driver? I didn't know he put a patch out. I am somewhat of a noob.
Thanks for the info.
Jesse
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Tadd KA2DEW in NC
Bernard f6bvp / ai7bg
John Hays - K7VE / WRJT-215