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I think the link you refer to is the old version before it was renamed to HamPi. The new version has multiple download options, and here is the section of the original announcement with the

This is very useful information. I am trying to work winlink via APRS messaging and have been trying to figure out how the routing works. Thank you very much. Carlos N3RDR Sent from my ?

Hello again, I have been getting used to things and there is a lot to explore but I am fine with that. I have a fellow ham friend in MA, he just got his Pi4 and is eager to get started. I directed him

After playing around with this for awhile I ran across a gps faq by Jason, KM4ACK that “SEEMS” to allow a gps to used with HamPi. So far, it’s

That is more of a packet question. The answer lies in what digipeaters you are connecting to. Some such as FlexNet, NetROM, G8BPQ, JNOS and others might be part of a smarter network that has multiple

Are you running your Pi over Wi-Fi to the network or via Ethernet. Since both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are in the 2.4 GHz spectrum and the radios are both on the main board, it might be possible that you

Yes, CR and CR/LF are a real bug-a-boo. I first ran into it, when I got a PC file into my MAC at home or XENIX at work. Pain in the %?*(*&^ One of the easiest and most usable XENIX shell

I have a couple of PAT / Pac-Link Unix / wl2kax25 questions. 1) What are the commands to note which ( mheard ) statations are digipeaters and then introgate what stations the digipeaters hears? 2)

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John, WiFi and Bluetooth both use the 2.4Ghz frequency range so they don't pose a problem except for interfering with other WiFi or Bluetooth devices.? Get a WiFi frequency scanner for your laptop,

As a new operator, got my tech and general March 14. I am wondering about any potential interference from WIFI or Bluetooth signal in the Shack. Are they a concern? How big? Some not

I can't find any documentation on this. There are several different method and scripts for this. From the release notes, it says its included, but I couldn't find any details about configuration. Any

I use the Mobilink Bluetooth TNC 3. I find that it drops off when I leave it on over night in the car. I have to shut everything done remove pairing of TNC and start all over again. Yet my Windows

My apologies.? Misread your question.? Have not tried using bluetooth mouse and kb with the rpi, only types using a usb dongle.? Not sure if the same issues with power apply or not. ChuckKD9DVB

I am not using a wireless dongle but the Bluetooth built into the RPi. using a wired mouse/keyboard is what takes up the USB ports. My main reason for wanting to use a Bluetooth mouse/keyboard is

<stnick@...> wrote: You're welcome. Me too. And, Unix/Linux evolves over time, so it's difficult to stay up to date if you're not continually using it. I'll be looking forward to

Wow, David, great article, and with LOTS of other information, too. -- Bill AA6BD

Had similar problems when running Logitech wireless mouse and kb using fldigi and other apps.? Wireless is power hungry and may be the problem.? If you get a powered USB hub for the wireless

Hi Stephen I use a Logic brand keyboard and mouse set I got at Office Depot for about 15.00 Dollars of so, which uses only one USB Bluetooth interface, so it opens one USB slot. I don't see any lag

I have been using my RPi both headless and with a monitor. When sitting at the monitor, I have tried Bluetooth for the mouse and keyboard. I find that both mouse and keyboard get Hung for short