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I should also point out, that because of the way sourceforge has this implemented, KM4ACK's instructions aren't necessarily bad/wrong. That link *will* work a vast majority of the time, and for

Welcome to sourceforge. This issue isn't your fault. Sourceforge uses a script to help "load balance" downloads such as this, to be more efficient on their network. That script is served as an html

BTW Here is the script provided by KM4ACK; Installing WSJTX on Buster. Note: Any line that begins with "#" is only a comment and not intended to run. Actual commands are bold #from terminal

Hello Jeff, I tried the scripts provide by KM4ACK, the "wget" url points to the right 7.9MB ?file in Chrome but downloads a 112kB file with a .deb extention using wget. I tried the link provided by

If the file says anything legible in a text editor.. There was a problem in downloading the file. It sounds like you downloaded the web page (html) instead of the binary file (debian

Hamilton I am using the PI4 and just installed wsjtx-2.1.0 successfully. I Downloaded the file wsjtx_2.1.0 from here*:* **https://www.physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/K1JT/wsjtx_2.1.0_armhf.deb Go to

I was never able to get my mic input on the Signalink to work with my Pi. I switched to the PiTNC hat, and that resolved it for me, and made for a neater little package for use in the car. Sean

Overview of new modes in JS8 & how to install/upgrade https://youtu.be/stebmHCXTNU -- 73, Jason KM4ACK Find Me on Youtube ( http://youtube.com/km4ack )

The signalink and many others like it are plug n go on the Pi ..... Bill K6ACJ.

Santiago, I don't know if you are already receiving the help that you are looking for, however,? .? . . . Like many other experienced people on this list, I have spent a fair amount of time

This is for code upgrade. from the manual. ?DATA JackUse this jack when updating the firmware. When a new firmware update for the FTM-3100R/E is available, go to the YAESU website to download the

Thanks Ed, Jim and everyone else. Now i know where to start. I'll keep you posted! 73 de CX1DR

Santiago *Is it SignaLink supported in Linux?* Yes. It is a soundcard interface with audio isolation and audio derived fast PTT (like VOX). The cable to TXRXr and internal cable adapter header (just

Depending upon whet you want to do, a hardware TNC used to include a personal BBS and was all most people needed. A stand alone TNC along with your radio, works for APRS for messaging. For geolocation

TNC-Pi is a nice addition to the Pi.? I use several of them for various modes & radio combinations.?There are plenty of cases available.? Please consider those offered by fellow Amateur Radio

You're probably using the wrong link it's around 10MB https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/wsjtx_2.1.0_armhf.deb wrote:

Thanks Nigel, that is good bit of information to know. I think that maybe the TNC-Pi is the way to go, otherwise i have to put a dedicated PC to run BBS soft. Besides the TNC-Pi, what you consider the

Thanks Yaniv, I deleted the previous file from the download folder and and downloaded it again. It appears to be working and the file appears in the download folder. The downloaded file is only 112k

The connector on the back is USB for updating firmware. Packet will have to go through the mic connector. You will need an external or software TNC. It's not built in to the radio. Nigel A. Gunn,

Yes