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I am looking for recommendations for a reasonably priced weather station that links to the Pi and can then feed the data to the APRS Beacon running on the same Pi. Thank you in advance. Ed, KD9FRQ

Hello Andy, Your message would be best placed on the HamPi email list as this list doesn't cover non-Raspberry Pi hardware nor pre-built images like the HamPi image. --David KI6ZHD

I have a Raspberry Pi sitting on a shelf thinking about the weather. Every so often, it generates a web page, which I can get to from anywhere. Typically, I manage it remotely as there is no monitor or keyboard. One day, I plugged in a monitor and when I rebooted, it auto logged in the user pi and showed me its desktop. Great I thought, now I only need it to auto run lynx which will point at my weather web page. There in lies the problem, how to run lynx and show a web page. Keeping it from going to sleep and blanking the display is fairly easy, but so far, getting it to run lynx is a headache. Any thoughts? -- Patrick

I fired up my Evolve laptop and noticed that Conky is not showing a IP address for the wireless network. A ifconfig shows the WiFi network name as wlx2cd26b05d5c0 and the .conkyrc entry shows the name to display as wlx14ebb6a96ce9 So the Linux name has changed and Conky is holding on to an old name. I don't see a Conky preference entry or any way to update this. I have patched the kernel to let the internal WiFi to work and it is working. Any help? Thanks

HI! Here is my setup that I’m working on at the moment and really struggling with the decoding of beacon. Raspberry Pi with TNC-Pi9k installed and a Baofeng UV5R radio for broadcast and listening with DIY cable. So far I’m sucessful with transmitting a beacon, but decoding what is coming in is failure so far, I decode one in 2000 randomly. The radio receives, the tnc board light up when receiving, but the nothing in the aprs software (aprx). Played with radio volume, played with the rx setting, but no avail so far, anyone with some pointers would be great.

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Thanks Chris, I think we can be very happy about kernel ax25 support still remain and is fixed.. thanks to whoever worked towards this goal Regarding AX25 support, it is true that VE7FET AX.25 packages update remain the current reference with those recent kernels? THANKS Lorenzo Simoncello IW3HER <christopher.maness@...> ha scritto:

I finally got my new QRP Labs QCX+ radio to communicate with FLRIG on my RPi 400 - had to use a Serial-->USB converter instead of the RPi GPIO. Anyway, FLRIG now follows the radio frequency perfectly. But, I can't seem to get CQRLOG to pull in the right frequency from FLRIG. I've set CQRLOG to use 4-FLRIG but the frequency field remains unchanged. Anyone else running CQRLOG on their RPi and FLRIG for radio control? Thanks, Jim / K7TXA

I am trying to get a DRA-30 soundcard/ radio adapter working on 2M VHF Packet as a Winlink station. I have previously used a Raspberry Pi and a Byonics TT4 TNC and a Yaesu FT1 radio successfully. I want to explore using other devices to connect, and don't want to get a Signalink so I have the flexibility to go faster than 1200 baud in the future. I have a Raspberry Pi with PAT as the Winlink client and Direwolf as the software TNC. I connected the DRA-30 to the Raspberry Pi using the supplied USB cable, and connected the radio, a Yaesu FT1, using a cable that I used successfully to connect the FT1 to a Byonics TT4 TNC. It has a resistor connecting pins 1 and 3 to enable PTT. I installed Direwolf with the CM108 GPIO PTT support to enable it to activate the PTT. When I power up the station, I see a blue LED and a blinking green LED on the DRA-30. When I try to connect from PAT through Direwolf to the DRA-30 and the radio, using the ax.25 transport, I see a delay of perhaps 5 seconds, then I see the red LED flash and the transmit light on the radio flash, but get an error message from PAT "unable to establish connection to remote: network is unreachable." The blue LED goes off and the green LED now is on and no longer blinking. The Direwolf log shows: Invalid transmit channel 8 from KISS client app. <<< Data frame from KISS client application, port 8, total length = 18 000: 80 82 82 6c 84 88 40 f4 82 82 6c 84 88 40 61 3f [email protected]..@a? 010: a4 1b .. Invalid transmit channel 2 from KISS client app. <<< Data frame from KISS client application, port 2, total length = 18 000: 20 82 82 6c 84 88 40 f4 82 82 6c 84 88 40 61 3f [email protected]..@a? 010: 2f 99 /. [0L] AA6BD>AA6BD-10:(SABM cmd, p=1) Audio input device 0 error code -19: No such device Write to /dev/hidraw0 failed, n=-1, errno=32 ERROR: PTT for channel 0 has failed. See User Guide for troubleshooting tips. Audio input device 0 error code -77: File descriptor in bad state Audio input device 0 error code -77: File descriptor in bad state Audio input device 0 error code -77: File descriptor in bad state Audio input device 0 error code -77: File descriptor in bad state Audio input device 0 error code -77: File descriptor in bad state Audio input device 0 error code -77: File descriptor in bad state Audio input device 0 error code -77: File descriptor in bad state Audio input device 0 error code -77: File descriptor in bad state Audio input device 0 error code -77: File descriptor in bad state Audio input device 0 error code -77: File descriptor in bad state Terminating after audio input failure. Do you have any advice how to proceed to get this to work for me? -- Bill AA6BD

Same back to you and yours Jerry 73 KK0DJ

Happy New Years 73 Jerry N9LYA Group Owner

Fun project uses the internet cloud to transcribe text to speech. Plug a radio in and you can document your on air or net! https://github.com/ggerganov/whisper.cpp Happy new year k7mhi

A couple of years back I picked up one of these displays and plugged it into my RPI. After some minor twiddling, I got it to run a 24 hour 2 line clock showing local and UST time. Works great and just sits there on my shelf telling me the time. On the other hand, I can't remote into it with putty. If I power down, remove display and power up. Remote login with putty is just fine. Before I burn a new SD card and redo everything, thought I would ask here as to a fix. -- Patrick

Hi guys Not ham radio related, but I’d thought I’d share this. I had an Hypervolt 7kwh Ev charger installed on my property, it has a 4GB Wi-Fi Raspberry Pi computer fitted to every unit for controlling / monitoring everything electrically related and software monitoring via an App. These pi’s are getting everywhere! Cheers Seasons greeting Ken.. G0ORH…owner of 3 pi’s. 2 in the shack, 1 assisting / monitoring the charge of my EV Leaf. Like it’s owner, this email is covid free!

https://github.com/Rhizomatica/mercury "One of these projects is an open-source replacement for VARA HF, a high-performance HF modem based on OFDM modulation." -- https://www.ampr.org/rhizomatica-connecting-the-unconnected/