开云体育

BTW the VHS case idea is excellent.

Gentlefolk, I have managed to get VNC to talk to the Pi. It would be good to know if this is something I can do 'in the field' but also to go 'headless' - from the off. I am clued in about KC4ACK's

I initially made my portable digi-connection with a RPi-zero, and it worked, but barely. I could not run Fldigi, but found another PSK program that would work, and while WSJT-X ran, the decode time

Hi All! I ran into some difficulties with VNC. I will try to resolve things in the morning. IF I can get a 'regular' network established with the Android tablet and perhaps the Chromebook too then

Any updates on getting netlogger to install on R Pi? I run everything (FLDigi, FLRig, WXJTX, JTDX, and many other ?etc. with no problems at all on my 4+ year old Pi 3. So I may be wrong but I don't

I routinely use my Pi zero 2W both at home and remote to run digital modes on my QRP rig, and connect wirelessly to my phone, Android (Kindle) tablet, or a regular PC for control using VNC. I am

I didn't quite understand...did VNC from Android work only once for you? If yes, what problems are you seeing with VNC? Jerry

Hi All, It is coming together. Thanks for the advice, particularly Jerry again.? @Dick - I may hang on to my Chromebook after all now although I have a love/hate relationship with it. I was

If you haven't alreadt done so, from a terminal session: sudo raspi-config Go the #3 [Interface options] then to 'I3' [Enable graphical remote acces using RealVNC] This will enable the RealVNC

Here's a site that will help.? VNC is on your Pi, assuming you are using the Raspbian OS.? It's available to be installed on a PI with other OS but I am not familiar with that

Good afternoon to ye all! I have managed to get the Pi happening as I have already mentioned. IF possible, I understand that VNC server is built into the flavour that I am running - Bullseye with

Hello all. Great to join this group. My name is Phill and I live near Agullent in Spain. My current set up is a QRPLabs 40m QCX+ for cw and wspr. I also have a QDX that I use with a Raspberry Pi 4b

Also a fan of KM4ACK project. Stays updated versions without waiting for a release distribution. Also sets up a wifi hotspot for headless use raspberry OS vs DebianProper as well for pi further

Tryg, I use KM4ACK's "build-a-pi" to setup my Raspberry Pi which has WSJT-X as part of the packages you can install. ?I'm looking to do a similar setup as you (QDX and Pi for operation) but am

Hello all, I have managed to get the Pi to play ball. The next thing is to get it to work headless and control via a tablet or 'maybe' a Chromebook. Everything is grand but I have not yet done any

Another option - /g/Ham-Pi

Paul - Maybe, based on your 'non-US' location, you may need to modify the raspi-config lcalization section, substituting the appropriate information for EN_US.UTF-8 UTF-8 Just a thought...... 73

Jerry, Thanks for the install ?instruction sheet. I've wanted something like this for ages to get my RPi running FT8. Much appreciated. 73 Paul G3WYW

Hi - I recently published the following for a fellow having problems getting JTDX to work under Bullseye-64 on his Pi. The procedure includes also building WSJT-X. Maybe it can be of some guidance to

Hello Tryg, It's generally recommended to use Raspberry Pi OS on Raspberry Pi hardware but I imagine that Ubuntu should work. Are you having a specific issue? --David KI6ZHD