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Hello Ryan, According to K4GBB excellent TNC-pi doc file, Installing a TNC-Pi <http://k4gbb.us/docs/tncpi.html> (http://k4gbb.us/docs/tncpi.html), you certainly also changed boot parameters

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I corrected it What should sampling rate for packet be and what should voice be. Voice is set now 22.5 and packet 44.1 Im releasing a new version this weekend to use many more functions like a

I'd like to use the RPi to remote control a Baofen UV5R or similar radio via an Android app. I'm only looking to receive and transmit, not change frequency or in any other way control the radio. I've

Good day, I realize that a SDR radio is all digital in nature and that probably no such thing as a analog audio level contra exists. I am "piping" the output of a SDR to the Direwolf APRS

Very interesting, well done! I took a look at the code but I've not yet been able to run it. Please check the sampling rate set in the code for the packet radio audio stream. It sounds to me to be

Very nice. Let me get a list of settings that work best for you to default into my script. Why did you change deviation to 4 from 5 Please check out the latest Pifox.zip Description : V1.06.

Script has been updated again with more features added. Description : V1.06. Unzip files then chmod +x all files then run "sudo ./pifox.sh" easy to navigate menus set the rest of the script.

Hello Ryan, First of all check that you correctly inserted TNC-Pi jumpers J3 and J4 correctly and in the right way, that is parallel to GPIO 2X13 pins , not orthogonal i.e. jumpers must not join JP3

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Hi David. I got a multikit of connectors. Switches. LED'S. etc. On Ebay or somewhere and some breadboards on Ebay. Brock <Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...> wrote:

Sorry my broken link update post hadnt been approved. Please post and let me know how you like it or if you hate it then why.

David, That's a pretty wide open question you ask. I'm using several Raspberry PIs in an attempt to build an over-the-radio wide-range VHF packet radio network. In my application I put Raspian

I have a Banana Pi with Raspberryian OS – I compiled DSD – inputting discriminator output into a iMIC connected to the PI and outputting using the PI’s audio output. The audio is very choppy

Depends on what you are looking to do with it. At the bare minimum, a microsd card no bigger than 32GB, mouse and keyboard. You will need a HDMI cable to connect to your TV or a HDMI to VGA cable

Can anyone give me some good ideas on what I neef to start with the pi. 73 David Pechon KA5TTZ

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I do it everytime Broken link fix: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO/files/pifox.zip

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