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Hello Jeremy My first question is:? Where did you buy the USB cord? Also 5v 3a is right close to being not enough current for your pi-4. 4-5a would be better. I mean by the time it reaches your pi

why not combine a buck boost unit close to the pi keep all the Rfi in a cage/rf bag then you feed 12v to that less drop? Or hack up a higher watt c cable (Amazon Apple laptop charge cable for

Hi all in the group! Been doing lots of Google searches, and while years ago I found this kind of info for the old micro-USB cables, I haven't found similar information for USB-C - and I figure

When you connect to your IC7300 to your Raspberry Pi, do you: - See it's USB ports via the Linux command: lsusb - Do you have the right user/group permissions on the resulting serial ports per:

I am using usb 2 and not 3. I have tried every thing and no lock. I most say that when I used Qsstv ver 2 the rig was connected and I saw the freq on Qsstv. The moment I upgraded to ver 9.4.4 and

the fact that it does not work with some USB2.0 devices is the backwards compatibility issue. The USB3.0 booting issue is the Pi's firmware (not the USB3.0, but the BOOT firmware) does not support

Interesting, so all the?usb3 SSD issues and issues with usb3 high speed bus like using a coral are related to usb2 compatibility issues? Got any data to back it up? Or this is just the Texas chip in

Not faulty, just not 100% backwards compatible with USB2.0

the pi4 usb3 is faulty Not the radios issue it’s the pi defect? Excuse typos and brevity, sent from a mobile device.

Try using a black USB port on your Raspberry Pi. For some reason, the IC-7300 and IC-705 ports don't work with USB 3.0. 73 Jim KI7AY

I am not sure it’s stable with new hamlib?code last time I had rig control working I had started with older hamlib had to compile up? Vox works? If you notice it won’t say “no rig I/o” on

I am trying to connect Qsstv to IC 7300, i have no problames with audio but i can not connect it to the trx. I am trying via flrig but no luck. I use Qsstv 9.5.3. 73 de 4x4fd

Throw away immediately. Bad SD cards never recover Noel Petit

I had to compile from source. It was complicated as you say using instructions from the LOTW website.

I think HamPi comes with TQSL, so there are probably binaries about somewhere.

I use HDD Raw Copy Tool ( https://hddguru.com/software/HDD-Raw-Copy-Tool/ ) to make an exact copy of the SD Card.? It compresses the image on my Windows computer so it only takes space for the used

Yes.. they are available from the standard repos: $ apt-cache search tqsl libtqsllib1 - QSL signing routines for the Logbook of the World (LoTW) tqsllib-dev - QSL signing library

Are there any ready made TQSL packages available for Raspberry Pi? This one looks like this one requires a complicated compile on the Pi: tqsl-latest.tar.gz John,? W0GN

If you are copying an image to a SD Card, you don't need to format it. The image overwrites all sectors. There is also a backup menu item on PiOS which will copy the image from your SD Card to an

You need Microsoft or Apple to use this. How much performance difference are we talking about? 73 https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter/