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Does anyone have a Pi-4 4gb or 8gb sitting around that they don’t need ?? ?Mine suddenly gets ‘ram errors’ and using the eeprom reset software does not help.

Fellow Hams, I am pleased to announce that HamPi 3.0 <https://github.com/dslotter/HamPi>, the comprehensive award-winning ham radio software distribution for the Raspberry Pi is now available for

Hi David, If only I had a D74. ;) Yes.. but the D72 and the D74 should be similar enough in setting up the Serial over BT connection Similar but with mixed connections. Explanation below. I

Hey Fred, Yes.. but the D72 and the D74 should be similar enough in setting up the Serial over BT connection I'm not sure what your goal is there. Are you looking to control applications and what

Hello Fred, Pass the D72 TNC data to/from a device over Bluetooth. Question: Is socat the best way to pass data? No need as you can do this all natively with Linux's AX.25 stack. I wrote

Hello Fred, No need as you can do this all natively with Linux's AX.25 stack. I wrote this up some time ago and it works

Greetings, Goal: Pass the D72 TNC data to/from a device over Bluetooth. Question: Is socat the best way to pass data? Thank you! Best regards, Fred N7FMH -- This email has been

OK, I installed 2.5.7 and used this to redirect: ln -s /home/pi/.local/share/WSJT-X/wsjtx_log.adi /home/pi/Documents/RadioLogs/wsjtx_log.adi This works, but I still don't understand why TQSL can't

Is there a reason why you cannot use the TQSL version available from the repos? $ apt-cache madison trustedqsl trustedqsl | 2.5.7-1 | http://raspbian.raspberrypi.org/raspbian bullseye/main armhf

I can apt install 2.5.7, but for some reason gridtrscker can't deal with it. Also, when I try to access a wsjtx log to upload, it can't navigate to the folder holding the adi file. Maybe it's a

Thanks Dave, I have tried all of these. I thought this would work, but no joy: "Has anyone tried this easy way that I use on the Raspberry Pi? tar -zxvf tqsl-2.5.9.tar.gz cd tqsl-2.5.9 sudo apt-get

Googling "tqsl compile on debian" brings up many hits. For

Good evening, I have been trying to compile?TQSL 2.6.1 from the tar. To date, I have failed. Is there a "step-by-step" procedure available somewhere? -- Jay WB2QQJ

The 4 in the group name is a numerical representation of the word "for" - RaspberryPi-for-HamRadio?? Models 2, 3 and 4 weren't even a dream when the group was started! Ray vk2tv

It is for any version of the Pi. 73, John G8BPQ

Hi. Is this group for Pi for Ham Radio, or for Pi 4 Ham Radio? I use lots of 1, 2, 3, and Zero but not 4s. -Pres W2PW

I think that’s what happened Jamie I had a 1 1/2 inch tiny monitor connected to the GPIO pins but the Pi was in the case. So migrating to my Pi Zero2w now. Being careful now! Bill

Thanks everyone. I was using the pre-compiled, but it wasn't working. I downloaded it again and unzipped it and it worked. Super weird. Thanks Again! Regards, Chris

I bricked a Pi 3?a while back. ?It was not in a case and I think I shorted some of the pins on the bottom of the PCB.?It had similar symptoms to what you describe. It was a good excuse to get a Pi4

I did the easy approach first David- a brand new SanDisk card same issue No Boot green Led out. I believe it’s gone but no will use the Pi Zero 2W. Thanks Sent from Bill