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Anyone experiment around with the?iqaudio dac pro hat? ?I am looking at rebuilding my iq64 and started hooking it up. ?Looking for any lessons learned. thanks Tom AE5NF

I don’t know Python but aren’t microPython and ciruitPython basically the same thing? https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-max98357-i2s-class-d-mono-amp/circuitpython-wiring-test

At this point, I really just want to make sounds. Eventually, I want to try playing .mp3s.

Well, this is a Pico, the new, little RPi microcontroller.

Hui Dan, I'm curious... why use Micropython on a Raspberry Pi when you can use full blown Python ? 73 - Bill KA8VIT/W8COD ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2021 8:39

I finally got hamclock to work, but i cant get a full screen on my ebay 7;inch touchscreen I tried all the 4 resolutions with the make - j command and screen stays the same when i hit the up v

Hi Dan, Are you looking for something like midi or a music synthesizer? I am interested in that, too. 73, Bill KU8H bark less - wag more

https://www.g4zlp.co.uk/Instructions/MiniProSC/MiniProSC.pdf 73

I'm working on a project (well, that's not strictly trure; I'm just playing around with it :) ) that's not strictly ham-radio related.It uses a Raspberry Pi Pico and a MAX98357 D-A/amp board (

Most of the BAP users running the G90 hang out in this forum /g/KM4ACK-Pi/topics I don't own the MiniProSC but I believe it is similar to the Signalink. Look for the sound card that

I would suggest getting a terminal window up, and typing aplay -l and seeing what you get, and then arecord -l and looking at the output from that. The output can still take a bit of deciphering,

I have been attempting to set-up a G90, MiniProSC, Raspberry Pi remote set-up and I am flummoxed (technical term) on what the MiniPro returns as the sound card. ?When attempting to set-up WSJX I use

Good luck and try not to jump to conclusions about the feasibility of an OS too soon... in many cases, the problem is the user. 73 de heinz, VK2STM

Mark, David: Thanks for your help. I found something on the web last night about 2.4g wifi issues maybe being caused by HDMI cables. In the living room to TV, I am running HDMI this is where I did the

Did you try "ssh pi@..." where the X's are the IP address of the pi?

Carlos, The first thing I would check is what is the signal strength from your Pi to the WiFi router.? You can do this with this simple command: sudo iw wlan0 station dump | grep signal | awk

Hello Carlos, Ah.. ok, I didn't remember hearing the Rpi was on wifi. None the less, I bet the PC and the Rpi are still on the same LAN so while they are indeed using the router, they aren't going

David thanks for your help. Since you're doing a connection from one internal host to another internal host, you are NOT going through your router or using it's port forward setting. ***Explain?? PC

Hi David, I should have clarified that I am running the Pi headless, so I have an older Panasonic Toughbook laptop running Ubuntu hardwired via Ethernet to use as a keyboard/screen interface with the

I have been booting debian environments from thumb drives for 15+ years, since "live" iso releases became a thing. Very handy for poking around the occasional windows box, etc. USB 3.O makes the