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What needs to be done to a stock pi with this program(nbfm) to be legally used on the ham bands? Including additional narrowband configuration or low pass filters? I want to build a fox hunt

I want to make a fox hunt transmitter on 2m vhf band. Does the current software require a low pass filter to reduce harmonics? Can you show me what you guys use as a low pass filter or antenna setups.

How do you reduce spurious emissions/harmonics for ham use and ensure output is indeed narrow band. Do you use a low pass filter? Do you have a good link for a low pass filter to use for this project

Thanks for the direction. I have emailed him more times than I can count and he has been outstanding with help. I am to the point in trouble shooting that I believe it is the PIC on the TNC. A new

Try this useful link: ARS K4GBB http://k4gbb.us/ http://k4gbb.us/ ARS K4GBB http://k4gbb.us/ Charles S. Schuman, K4GBB k4gbb1@... Introduction I've been a licensed Amateur Radio

Well I got the AX25 working, Kind-of. The services work and I can get the calibrate data frames sending to the PIC on the TNC-black but no further. Still not TX. Has anyone got one of these

I use MobaXterm. It's free allows you to XFTP, Telnet, SSH, and even remote desktop. Jay KF7ITF

This is another video in which it is shown how nbfm and the TX-CPUTemp.sh script work as voice and/or packet radio telemetry beacon. http://youtu.be/a6ZHp92llYE http://youtu.be/a6ZHp92llYE

"Lambert Timmermans" k6run wrote: Filezilla works fine for FTP with most Linux systems. I didn't know it handles the SFTP protocol, which RPi is set up to use; you learn something new each

If you want to be really flash, check out this how-to: How I Created My Own Personal Cloud Using BitTorrent Sync, Owncloud, and Raspberry Pi

First things first - what version of linux are you using. If Raspbian, take a look at the tutorials at (for example) https://www.modmypi.com/blog?page=3 https://www.modmypi.com/blog?page=3 or

sshd supports SFTP. WinSCP is just a different client, and a more limited one at that.

sshd is on by default, simply use winscp or putty from windows. google search and download for windows.?

There is no reason to have to torture yourself with command line FTP. Google "filezilla client download", download it, install it, run it. Then click on menu... File->Site Manager... "New

From a command prompt (assuming FTP access is enabled on the Pi) ls - will list the directory structure cd - will change directory get - will get a single file bin - will enable binary

I have not used telnet or FTP for a long time and would like to use it to transfer files from the Pi to Windows XP, would anyone be willing to write a few command lines here for getting or putting

Good advice from the previous two posters, telnet was designed in the 60s (70s?) for use in closed networks and doesn't have the security needed in today's world. I don't know if you've checked, but

Hi Jason, Linux systems will generally have the telnet server disabled (or even not installed) by default. The reason is your session is sent unencrypted over the wire; not good for security. All

install and/or enable sshd if isn't already and use any SFTP/ssh client. WinSCP, Filezilla, WSFtp. etc. You don't need telnet at all.

I use WinSCP to transfer files from my Windows systems to the PI. 73’s Don Woodward KD4APP Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2014 5:30 PM To: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@... Subject: