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Hello Dennis, This discussion would probably better to have on [email protected] . Anyway.. That's not normal as Direwolf is very light weight. We need to see the specific errors to give you

Any of the radios that have a dedicated packet port in the back.? I don't know how you would find them except look at radio images from the different manufacturer web sites and look at the rear

Any plans to support SDRplay?.thank

What I did was, using BOINC manager, set it to 25% and only to run from 00 – 06. Meets license requirements (different argument) and won’t interfere at any time I would want to use it. Should

I want to use WSJT-z instead.? Can I just substitute a URL for a pull of the WSJT code, or is it more complicated than that? ** *Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ 8P6HK ZF2HZ PJ4/K9HZ VP5/K9HZ

I use a 3.2 screen on my Pi. Conky is easy to edit to enlarge certain text sizes like IP address and reduce empty lines to get a readable display. Nigel M0NDE

I have the W3DJS V1.0 package running on a Raspberry Pi, 3. So far, so good, I have WSJT-x and Fldigi running. I'd like to set up Direwolf so that it works something like my old KPC-2 Kantronics TU.

Thanks Carlos and Mark for the good advice! I figured getting these HTs to work would be a near impossible challenge, but I had them laying around and thought it was worth trying (I’m a new Ham

If you like being frustrated, keep trying.? :)? I don't know how many people have come to me to get these radios to work, and nearly all have given up and bought a better radio. It *is* possible,

Forgot to mention, make sure the beeps are off. Menu 8 and 39 on my radio. For the longest time mine did not work because one beep remained on (39). The other thing I ended up doing for all radios,

OMG. What a heated discussion your question can bring. There’s a group that feels those radios do not belong in the US, others feel that it can work with lots of effort, others have no issues with

I've built a PiGate following Mark Griffith's excellent instructions and thought I'd take a shot to see if a BF-F8HP was capable of connecting with local RMS stations. So far I am unable to connect

I've reinstalled the W3DJS HamPi V1.0 and the WSJT-x does now fit on the seven inch screen. I did adjust the framesize in the config.txt file by removing the "#" comment. The problem I've run into in

I have built 4 systems from the BAP V3 and updated two of the BAP scripts to 3.0.2 and it all works.? Here is what I am doing:? I run all my PIs as headless using VNC to connect to them.? Out of

The drive level from TNC to radio is set by setting the TX Level value using pitnc_setparams. Assuming you are using the 6 pin DIN connector on the 7100 the manual suggests 100mV for 1200 or 0.2 to

It's at 19200.? I'm using the HamPi image now, and after disabling SSH serial, I can talk to the TNC-pi9k6 and I believe I'm transmitting something based on looking at the signal with an RTL-SDR.?

The Video was Friday June 12 Episode 294 of Ask Dave https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bnpln-aRWrs&t=10s <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bnpln-aRWrs&t=10s> I caught it Friday the 19th. That

What baud rate have you set YAAC to, to communicate with the tnc? Should be 19200. Mat

I used YAAC with the Pi9k6 some time ago. I never had any luck with the test window.

Ron, Make sure you have the latest version of Build-a-Pi, which is 3.0.2. Also you can get direct support by joining the group [KM4ACK-Pi] -- =Gary AK2QJ