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The author of Direwolf advises to reboot it on a regular basis? Where have you read that? I’m clearly in the other group in that my Direwolf runs flawlessly, 24/7 with no need to reboot or

Allen, First let me say I have NOTHING against Direwolf and I fully support those hams that are giving up their time to add to the hobby. I developed the PiGate and PiGate RMS devices, so I'm in

I'll admit I'm biased towards DIrewolf but it's for good reason as it's decode rates are better than ANY hardware TNC out there. See the appendix of the Direwolf User-Guide to see measurements. The

If you are looking for a hardware solution I should also mention a new product: TARPN's NinoTNC. I just assembled mine yesterday and am still testing. The cost is unbeatable: The board and CPU is $7

Direwolf is pretty solid, I run it for months without "lock ups"

Direwolf can pull out weaker signals and does some bit error correction. Also you have the option of additional data rates. You may want to look

Mark, When you mentioned about the lockup after days of being on that got me thinking about the OS my past company had that did the same thing. As long as it rebooted every few days all was good. It

Dire wolf doesn’t freeze up with a Pi 3+ running DW 1.4 with the latest Raspbian. WB0VGI-1 has run for months without stopping. Audio in and out with the USB interface and PTT via PIO pin. Noel

Vincent, The TNC-Pi from W2FS is no longer available since he has retired and closed his business. MFJ is supposed to be soon selling a new TNC board John designed, but they are slowed in getting

Hi everyone, my first post here. I have been toying with the idea of setting up a Raspberry pi based BBS system for a very small number of users ( 2 to 5) at slow speeds (1200 and less). I have been

He's banded from Winfldigi by the monitor. This has nothing to do with Amature Radio. 73 *Don Poaps* *New Westminster, BC* *VA7DGP DATA* *VA7QU VOICE* *Winlink: va7qu@...

Hi , Just my experience : i am using this one for my FT817N . Only RX, TX and GND to the CAT from FT 817 with WSJTX , raspberry PI 2B 73 Bernard de

Hello Daniel I don't have the 857d but do use an 891 and 817nd with my pi and not seeing an issue. The 891 has a usb built in, and I use a Yaesu SCU-17 forbthe 817nd. Just wondered what the official

No probs.? Happy to help.If anyone else needs something like this, email me privately and I can send you a couple. There's another version in same thingiverse file that blocks data and only allows

Thanks, Chuck.? That's a remarkably simple solution.? I'll give it a try!? Yep, I do have a 3d printer.

Not sure about your specific item.?? Needed to block 5V power from RPi to Arduino control board of 3D printer.? Printed thin piece that inserts into USB-A male end.? Works okay. Do you have a

Can anyone check if one of these valley-ent cat cables will supply 5v to the pi over the usb connector? I have an official cat -> serial adapter for my ft-857d and ran into an issue trying to set it

Thanks for suggestion.? Have to try that as well.? Using unpowered hub 2.0 hub now.? 73sChuckKD9DVB On Mon, May 25, 2020 at 4:49 PM, N5XMT<dacooley@...> wrote: Another workaround

Another workaround would be to make it a powered hub.? Unfortunately some of those wireless keyboard/mouse dongles draw quite a bit of current from the USB and cause all kind of weird issues ?Get

Thanks to a tip from another ham, seem to have solved my problem with the RPi 4B locking up if using flrig with flidigi on my system. Solution was to change to a wired keyboard and mouse.? Probably