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The Kenwood will have real, native D-STAR which is not MMDVM. That radio will talk with other FM and D-STAR radios. MMDVM is a hardware modem connected to software in a PC or Pi that takes the modem

Thanks for your input.? I think Direwolf can detect COR just by monitoring the incoming audio so a COR line is not required.? PTT is required of course.? Anyway, I'm very interested in your

If you are trying to set up APRS digi or igate it is doable. Use Debian for raspberry pi and Direwolf for APRS Only "trickery " is handling audio in / out and PTT I'm using SHARI for direct Echolink

I had a power supply do that to me once. I changed it and no more issue. Actually, when I was starting out with these things, I ran in to a bunch of power supplies that caused different noises,

APRS has been standardized at 144.39 so you need a VHF SHARI. However the bigger issue is that the SHARI, either the regular external one or the pi-hat, have only two connections to the outside world:

This is RF getting into your audio from the antenna. Chokes on the power cord aren't in this path. Experiment with different antennas, particularly a half wave. Try getting a small mag mount with a

Right now, the only Kenwood mobiles that have APRS are the TM-D700, TM-D710(A/G) Kenwood is going to release the TM-D750 within a year or so.. (They have shown mockups at multiple shows) The TM-D750

Greetings, I’ve had one of these for years now and ever since I set it up, I noticed that when I key it up (not connected to another station) I can hear a high pitch whine when it comes back to me.

Kenwood D74 or D72 or anybody of the Kenwood mobiles that have aprs in them. Jack L. Blake [email protected]> wrote:

I think misunderstood what you’re trying to do with the Shari hat. If I understand you want be able to use your AllStarLink node mobile with APRS. Sounds doable. I have a Shari Hat set up on my

Has anyone tried using a SHARI PiHat for APRS? What software did you use - Direwolf? Exploring ideas for APRS in the car. Jim VE3LMK

I like to take periodic image backups too by putting the SD card in my Mac's card reader and using the DD command ( https://linuxhandbook.com/dd-command/ ) to create an image, which I then compress

Depends on how you are doing your backup [email protected]> wrote:

As Mick said : A lot depends on what you mean by "back up". If you are referring to the asl-menu's "Backup and Restore Menu" then one of the options is "View/Edit files to backup". ?That option will

A lot depends on what you mean by "back up". If you save the image, the best thing to do, then you have everything. I suppose if you only want certain things, then you could probably just copy them to

When you doing back up the ASL/Sheri application. What files are being back up?

Oh yes it works the P1 = A and the P2 = B Richard Lenker Sent: Saturday, March 15, 2025 3:45 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SHARI] allstar commands I wish I understood, looked in the manual

I wish I understood, looked in the manual nothing. Nothing in software. I am glad I don’t need them at this time.Richard

The up and down arrows are "C" and "D", but if your DTMF sequence starts with either, it will not be sent, instead the programmed action of the up and down arrows will be done instead. if the "C" or

The P1 and the P2 buttons on the Anytone 878 are in fact A and B. I am not sure about C and D. I have never had to use them for my node. [email protected]> wrote: