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Now out of stock. Bummer

I am aware of that. So you need one for a project, but not that much. Understood. 73 K2PI Sent from mobile

Umm they are out of stock but they only sell for $15 ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

Pi shop.us has them. A bit expensive (40 + bucks) but they have them. 73 K2PI

I have collected all the parts for my first Pi Zero W project.? I have learned that the Pi Zero W might not have the horsepower for my DigiPi project.? So, I am looking for a Pi Zero 2w just in

I'd also recommend a USB-Radio Interface (converts radio audio to/from USB and controls radio PTT), plus a soundcard modem (software-based modulator/demodulator acting as the TNC) running on RaspPi4

The latest issue of the MagPi Magazine (Issue 118) https://magpi.raspberrypi.com/issues features the Portsdown 4 Digital Amateur TV transceiver (pages 8 - 11). More details can be found here:

By the way, the DigiPi image (for Raspberry Pi) is equally as easy. Sent: Monday, May 23, 2022 10:10 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [RaspberryPi-4-HamRadio] Connecting to a

You might check out the DigiRig. It is quite simple to use. The seller may even have a cable for that radio. https://digirig.net/product/digirig-mobile/ Sent: Monday, May 23, 2022 9:48 AM To:

I have 2 of these radios and use one as my VHF Winlink gateway (KO4CTF-10) and the other as a cold spare. I am running mine via Signalink to a Windows machine currently, but bought the Pi TNC hat to

Yes. You'll probably need a USB/Serial dongle thingy if your computer doesn't have a genuine serial port. Nigel A. Gunn, ///shoulders.outwards.resolutions tel +1-937-971-0366 Amateur Radio G8IFF

Hammade parts has a cable to connect the FT2600 to the standard 6

You'll need to get a TNC of some sort, like the TNC-Pi for 1200 baud or TNC-Pi9k6 for 1200/9600 baud.? OR, you can get a sound card device like a SignaLink USB and use Direwolf as a virtual TNC.?

Is it possible to connect a Yaesu FT-2600 to the pi via the 9-pin data port? I'd like to turn this old radio into an APRS and/or winlink radio.

Thanks for the help, I got my pi and more. 73 Dale ks4ns

Private message sent. Kevin, KW0KW

Actually the majority of hams have started with the Raspberry Pi? of various revisions; then when the need arose or the desire to have a PI?W or even a PI?W2 it was procured as needed. The Supply

I need a? Pi Zero W for a ham radio project.? This will be my first foray into Pi and linux, so I am excited to give it a try if I can find one that doesn't break mama's bank.? If you have

Sold ….Thanks Jeff, I look forward to receiving it.

I have one i got a little over a year ago. ?It is a 4gb model from CanaKit with case, fan, and heatsink. ?Probably has less than 10 hours of use. ?My Pi 400 has been more useful for my