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> > Sorry fellas, I fell very ill since posting and been fighting it off in > bed. Thank you the replies. The hum is present he the Shari is > transmitting to my radio. I will post a video when I am

I swore I replied to you fellas but I have been so sick the last few days maybe I imagined that. By recieve I mean what I hear from Shari on my radio. I have moved the unit throughout my house and no

People who post using the web tend to forget that in email, there's no context, unless you quote the post/comment you're responding to.? It would be good if people did quote every time, but other

Provide us with a few more details. #0. Receive? The Shari receiving or your HT? (by that- the shari is transmitting you (HT) are receiving.* #1. any new light bulbs or appliances nearby. In your

can you post a short video on youtube?

Did you re-forward your ports after?

My problem has been 100% resolved, thanks to Steve and others.? I was SO certain that my bench 5V supply was healthy that I never checked the output with a simple voltmeter when I started having this

Please elaborate on what you mean by "receive".? Is this the audio that you transmit to the node that others hear (RX of the SA818 in the node) or audio that you hear listening to your node (RX of

"Ken - N2VIP's answer is spot-on" It would be helpful if you would quote what that is. Otherwise, what is this telling anyone without having to go back trying to find it? Mick - W7CAT

Appreciate the guidance! Merry Chrstmas, Bob Callan K9RC Sent: Friday, December 9, 2022 8:35 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SHARI] Power outage changed my node IP address Yes, you should set the

Hi, can anyone provide some help on a new issue. My Shari Pi3U has been working terrific up until yesterday when I started getting a severe hum on receive. Tried moving the node around the house and

Ken - N2VIP's answer is spot-on. This is the easiest method of ensuring that anything that you don't want changing its IP address, will keep its IP address, no matter what reboots in whatever order.

Yes, you should set the node to DHCP and then go into your router and set a reservation for your SHARI, then ensure your port forwarding points to the current IP address. Then, anytime that SHARI

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More info on your setup would be helpful. You don't need to worry about changing the IP in rpt.conf for a single node, it should be pointed to the loopback. If you have multiple, then you should make

Internal address as in 192.168.*.* ?? ? Or external public .

We had a power outage and the node acquired a new IP address. I have updated the IP in rpt.conf, but still no joy. Would appreciate any guidance. Should I give the node a? static address? -- Bob,

Sorry it took me a little while to get this accomplished.? Here's a quick video, hope it's helpful. Gary / WB8ZGV

Did that Sent: Thursday, December 8, 2022 2:46 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SHARI] Pi3 will not boot when SHARI PiHatU GPIO connector is plugged in Or just reseat the sdcard. Forgot that easy

Or just reseat the sdcard. Forgot that easy step. -Michael Sent: Thursday, December 8, 2022 10:21 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SHARI] Pi3 will not boot when SHARI PiHatU GPIO connector is