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Clint -? Thank you very much for the information you sent relating how to select R2FX in wxtoimage.? A few days after sending my request there were no replies so I played with it and eventually got

Thank you Paul. -- Jay WB2QQJ

5-6 years ago a colleague at Associated Press used a Raspberry PI and it's camera. They focused it on the Volcano? just outside of MEXICO City. It was however on the internet. It took a picture every

Hi, Software for Manjaro is both available and current, being based on Arch Linux (a rolling distribution) means that the OS can be regularly updated - certainly more current than the RaspbianOS

Received from Jay Lijoi at 12/20/2021 15:19 UTC: I have no experience with SKCCLogger, but you probably need to register with QRZ (if not already) and then set up SKCCLogger with your registration

Food for thought! https://github.com/alpov/SatCam https://github.com/hatsunearu/PiSSTVpp https://pypi.org/project/PySSTV/ Sounds like you need a command line based sstv image sender, so it can

Good day, Just installed SKCCLogger Version: v03.00.15 Linux 32-bit ARM on Raspberry PI 4 on Raspberry PI 4 Bullseye. Clicking on the QRZ lookup button does nothing. This is the printout error:

Hi Tony, I came across your post because I was having similar issues selecting R2FX while running WxtoImg on the Pi. I just started running it on the Pi after running it on Windows for years. ?I

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OK, I decided to go with the latest official Raspberry PI OS release, Bullseye. As for software, I have used Ham-PI? for over a year and it has served me well. Ham-PI is great for getting started,

Hello tmmird No additional drivers need to be insralled. 73 Glen G0SBN

Did you install some driver on the Raspberry PI to have the SCU-17 to work? On Windows I see the virtual com port driver is needed to be installed before connectingthe SCU-17to the PC... similar on

I am running Bullseye 32 bit with "build a pie" on a ~240G SSD at 2.2 GHz on a 4B v1.2, 4G Pie.? works well. 73, steve WB3LGC

Hello Jay, You will get, by far, the best hardware support for Raspberry Pi hardware is via Raspberry Pi OS. The 32bit version is the only fully supported version as the 64bit version is still in

have you looked at ham-pi? it's all in one current version is 1.5, but he is working on a new version (2.0) that will be based on the latest PiOS Bullseye.

Good day, I just picked up a Kingston 240gb ssd and I'd like to make it my primary default drive. Any comments on which OS I should use? I have narrowed it down to a few: * Raspberry PI OS 32

Hi I also check local Pawn shops for small 10" and up monitors and laptops. I am using an old HP laptop with Ubuntu Linux for use as home PC. A Coby, I think brand 12" monitor to use at the

While you are looking for small TV/Monitors, don't forget to visit your local Goodwill stores. I've bought a bunch of 13-21 inch units for $10-15. I look for the ones that have DC inputs, often 12 or

Arron- I'll add my 2 cents.. When pricing monitors I found they were many time more expensive that a TV with multiple inputs. The Bugout shack-go box type of shack everyone is putting together, you

Good point David. I should mention that I always use vnc via a ssh tunnel/local forward and never expose a vnc server port to the internet. 73 Glenn VE9GJ