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Hi, I can?t get the aprs ringer working. Only the pop ups seems to work. Already double checked the menus and aprs handbook. Did somebody actually ever heard a ringing while receiving a aprs packet

When I looked a while back the stations friendly to Linux, and that had direct feeds to a local computer, were either off the market or very expensive. Is the Accurite you're using still on the

BC Robotics weather hat on a pi running direwolf with the Argent ADS-WS1 weather sensor pack. [email protected]> wrote:

Check out the stations supported by WeeWx.? I use it with a weather station from AcuRite, but there are many others.? WeeWx talks to the weather station, depositing the readings in a text file

I am looking for recommendations for a reasonably priced weather station that links to the Pi and can then feed the data to the APRS Beacon running on the same Pi. Thank you in advance. Ed,

Hello Andy, Your message would be best placed on the HamPi email list as this list doesn't cover non-Raspberry Pi hardware nor pre-built images like the HamPi image. --David KI6ZHD

I'm not Lorin. For what it's worth, I chose APRX.? I wanted a fill-in digi and a 2-way Igate that would not cause havoc on the channel and APRX's viscous digipeat function filled the need. The

Lorin, I have a? digipeater iGate using a UV5R, RPi 3 running Direwolf. It was supposed to be an iGate for our local digipeater, but the digipeater seems to me just a beacon now... Just for my

The weather data is continually updating (each 2.5 seconds for wind, e.g.), so the script needs to run periodically to get the current weather status. I use weewx which defaults to five minute

Why not just put a script into .profile (or /etc/profile)? Execute once at login, rather than every so many minutes? — Regards Andy

This might get you pointed in the right direction. It's from a larger shell script that does much data manipulation, likely very unnecessary for you. The script is run each five minutes from a crontab

I have a Raspberry Pi sitting on a shelf thinking about the weather. Every so often, it generates a web page, which I can get to from anywhere. Typically, I manage it remotely as there is no monitor

Some older and very inexpensive Handhelds work very well. I ran a packet station for a couple of years using the handheld RadioShack 2 Meter handheld connected to an outside vertical at 5 watts and

Commercial VHF radios (Kenwood, Tait, etc) can often be found at hamfests or on eBay for less than $100. They make great radios for APRS. The trick is programming them for 144.39, but there are ways

The squelch on Baofengs is slow to open - I've have had better success receiving packets with one by running the radio with the squelch fully open.? (very different setup:? ?UV5R, Mobilinkd,

Your TNC was tested on a Kenwood TM-D710.? Trying to get the TNC to work on one of the lower quality Chinese radios can be hit and miss. Mat

IIUC, Baofeng has excellent quality control at the production points. If a radio fails the final QC, it becomes one of the failed units in a shrink-wrapped pallet that gets auctioned to the highest

I totally agree 100% m.? Some Baofengs work and some identical ones just don't work.? They are very cheap radios with no quality control and completely unreliable. A friend of mine almost gave up

Hello Lorin, If you search the email archives here on this list, you will find a LOT of users having a broad range of issues with these cheap radios. Some people have success with one radio but

Any chance we can keep this group on topic? Jon