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I am trying to see packets on APRS.fi with my TInyTrak4 connected to a Wouxon KG-UV3D? Below is my setup, not sure why I am not see packets for KN4LQA-7: DMSDISP is FALSE MICETMV is FALSE ENTS is

Has anybody ever managed to get an ID-5100 to work with an external GPS, specifically the GPS5? I have an ID-5100 that I use as a base but the head cannot receive GPS signals indoors. I'm trying to

Chris, Engineers and theoretical physicists will fight to the death about the losses of cross polarization. Some even argue that since co-polarization is never perfect, that there is no such thing as

Allen - I've been thinking about this from time to time.?and wondering about the cross-polarization issue specifically.? Any idea how much performance is sacrificed in that case?? Or I've wondered

Testing antennas ahead of time is always a good thing!? The stability of a transmitter is affected by more factors than can be evaluated by just static, low power SWR/VNA testing. I just wanted to

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Liz, We will pray for the health and soul of your RTG! :) What kind of antenna are you going to use inside the vehicle? The RTG relies on the vehicle to act as a ground and counterpoise for the

My Microtrak RTG is having a few bad days The 12V plug was incredibly tight in the 12V car socket and it disintegrated when I tried to pull it out one day. Today I went into the auto carwash with the

Bob Bruninga WB4APR, Creator of APRS, SK Date : 09 / 02 / 2022 Author : Lee Moyle - VK3GK Sad news just received from Professor Chris Lance WW2BSA is that APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting

Thanks, Robert.? I'll try your suggestions.? I had the group's message delivery set for no messages, so I just found your response today. 73 de Daniel N0BN

N2QOJ says: I ask because I have seen a few requests for similar things on this group's archives, and the answer always seems to be "Well, maybe if I get time to write that". One of the perks of

The M8N "chip" does run off 3.3V, but most users are not connecting directly to the chip. There are many interface modules sold on electronics sites (and Amazon) like:?

Robert, I looked up the data sheet for the uBlox receiver Amelia specified. ( Sweet mother of the Buddha! Who writes these things?) and it looks like it is not happy above 3.3 Volts. It appears that

If you are still using the socketed Max232a level shifter, you can remove it and use jumpers to read TTL data as I have done in my MTT4B.All the u-Blox GPS modules I have (rather old now) handle 5V or

Amelia, The MTT4BT would require some internal hardware changes to deal with the 3 Volt UART output from the uBlox GPS. Unlike the TT4, the MTT4BT does not have jumper pin selectable TTL/Serial I/O's.

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Byon is a member of this Group. I would be very surprised if the source code of a core product of Byonics would be released to the public. If the added feature has reasonable value to the product

Hi there I would reach out directly to Byon. I've always found him extremely helpful and open to discussion he may be interested you never know.

Yeah, I am going to be using a Teensy 4.1 already to convert a USB HID device to PS/2, but I would really rather not also deal with doing a translation of an HD44780 bus as well, you know? Much better

Probably not open source, but you could code a little micro or feather or pi-pico or whatnot as an interface gizmo and translate messages and drive a display to your liking.