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I am having difficulty obtaining a WiFi connection to my SHARI unit. I've followed the online prompts to add a WiFi source (my mobile hotspot) yet when disconnecting the LAN and rebooting the SHARI

I'm running HamVoip on ArchLinux as well as Ham Clock.? You don't need a monitor connected to view ham clock because it can be accessed by any web browser. Plus you can install a desktop environment

install Supermon and controll the node that way. none of my nodes have a monitor

The NiceRF SA818S does not contain a lowpass filter so its 2nd harmonic greatly exceeds FCC part 97 spurious emission requirements.? The SHARI Pi3U Chinese clone AURSINC does not use a low pass

"I noticed there is no band pass filter between the SA818 and the SMA connector. the SA818 DOES NOT meet USA FCC specifications!!" How do you know this? I haven't seen anything in the regulations that

I noticed there is no band pass filter between the SA818 and the SMA connector. the SA818 DOES NOT meet USA FCC specifications!!! Sure it's cheaper because it's missing? necessary components to make

Mike Allstar uses ARCHLINX... a linux that is text based... HamClock displays on a GUI... So there are no drivers for the display.. I say it's a no go...it's like DOS and Windows of 30 years ago..

I ended up running Shari on a Pi 3 and left my hamclock running on the Pi4.? HamClock will run on an innova Quadra too, but doesn't seem as snappy.? You really don't need a monitor for your Pi

You can access HamClock remotely via web browser, or, run it inside a Linux VM on a pc/mac. If your shack PC is already running Linux, it can be run there as well. I'm about to build a Hamclock here

Make double sure that the PORT number is correct.? Also might try totally logging off then connecting.? I double checked mine and sure enough the port no was missing a 2. -- 73 de Marty, AA5UN

That would put more load on the pi than needs to be. Better to run it separately. [email protected]> wrote:

I was looking at hghttps://qso365.co.uk/2024/05/how-to-set-up-a-hamclock-for-your-shack/ that uses https://www.clearskyinstitute.com/ham/HamClock/install-hc-rpi I hope this works on a rpi3B to lan

It would be nice to be able to do this since it would reduce the number of Pi computers running in my shack, taking up monitors, etc. Hank K9LZJ [email protected]> wrote: -- *Hank Wolfla -

Sorry. Your device is not a genuine SHARI.? It is a Chinese clone. It is not supported on this group.

Is it possible to run Ham Clock on a pi 3b+ while also also running All Star, or will one system overwrite the other?

Requesting help with configuration of a Raspi Node. Thanks in advance! RPi image: RPi-Z2W-2-3-4_V1.7-01_Allstar.img.xz burned using Raspberry Pi Imager v1.7.2 [Linux] Node includes a Raspi 3B+ and

Here is what I ultimately want to do. I want to host one or more voices somewhere, probably a github repository, then create a script that anyone can run direct from their shell via curl piped to

Patrick wrote: The audio part is (relatively) easy for me to do. I am less good at packaging something like that for easy distribution. I have lots of ideas, and know about half of what I need to make

The audio part is (relatively) easy for me to do. I am less good at packaging something like that for easy distribution. I have lots of ideas, and know about half of what I need to make them a

Aint that the truth. I have pulled a lot of things into Audacity and sped up the tempo. I'd gladly pay for someone to develop and release an easy-to-install script that replaced Allison Smith on my