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Most are just sold out. The manufacturer can't get the bits.

Oops! SORRY! One omission! I did find on Amazon a "LoveRPi 4GB with heatsinks" for $119.99. My mistake! Ken??? KC3ROF

Actually, in trying all provided links, it appears that all are either SOLD OUT, or just not selling the RPi anymore, other than the 2GB version on Adafruit. Microcenter only lists a full starter kit,

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If you use the link sent below, and click on "Buy Now", you are directed to a bunch of resellers, so it appears that they do not sell the Raspberry Pi themselves. Ken??? KC3ROF

I usually buy my boards fro Adafruit https://www.adafruit.com/product/4295 Jeff WX7OR

Since you're in the US, one choice is Micro Center https://www.microcenter.com/ who has "bare" RPi 4bs. I bought 2ea from my local store (Columbus, OH), but they do mail orders. Larry AC8YE

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Is there a place where you can buy a RPI 4 that is just the RPI itself? I just want the RPI and don't wish to pay for a bunch of extra stuff that I don't need.

Hmmm.. ok, I can give you some ideas of some LInux projects that have components of this functionality: Any data over a repeater's audio path is going to be slow so you're going to have to de-res

This project will strictly utilize existing analog FM channels at the site. However, the question is not really the transmission medium, but the nuts and bolts of taking the picture and transmitting

Arednmesh or Hamwan or a NPR-70 Packet radio(UHF). 73 *Don PoapsNew Westminster, BC*VA7DGP DATA VA7QU VOICE *Winlink: va7qu@... <va7qu@...>Subject://wl2k * ALLSTAR

Here's an interesting project thought. A remote base/repeater site, on a very remote hilltop. No internet or cell service available. I'd like to put a couple cameras up there monitoring a couple

Will DH1TW's Remote Audio run on a 32bit Raspberry Pi OS? 73 de Charlie KB8CR

I did something similar, using Mumble VOIP. Bill KC9XG

Chris, looks kind of interesting. Unfortunately, your pictures are too small and fuzzy for my tired eyes to see anything useful. Michael WA7SKG Chris Harris wrote on 12/8/21 2:30 AM:

I use DH1TW's Remote Audio https://github.com/dh1tw/remoteAudio for exactly this. For rig control if required I use ser2net and com0com See attached drawing. For just audio and ptt you only need the

Further to my last post. The Remote Audio UI looks like this. Chris - ZL1OSC

Hmmm... I've never heard this this "USDX" project so I did a little Googling: - Background and a little history: http://qrp-labs.com/usdx.html - Main page:

I want to do it with uSDX, can anyone recommend a method to connect uSDX to RPi; rem?ote desktop is easy with tools like these as well as with CLI connection such as SSH