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You can try the tiny trackers with a program called DMAPPER. This program receives the tracking info and can transfer the info to a mapping program such as Terrain Navigator Pro. You may need some

Has anyone any suggestions for tracking of runners using APRS where light weight is a priority? Our amateur radio club provides long distance communications for an ultramarathon through rugged

In response to Allen's comments....... [cid:2f5efea6-70d6-4071-877f-0d55fd055259] Regards, Doug VK2XLJ ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, 6 November 2021 11:27 PM To: [email protected]

Especially when you look back at their release history.For a long, long time, they produced an "about every other realease was just CRAP". Rob KB8RCO On Sat, Nov 6, 2021 at 8:27, Allen

For the time being, I am going to regard Windows 11 as being an instrument of satan. Historically, this seems to be the best way of thinking about Microsoft products in early releases! 73, Allen AF6OF

I had a problem with two Proliphic cables used for my amplifier and tuner. Device manager read something like, Not compatible, contact manufacturer. I selected rollback driver and the cables now work

Our customer has reported that an old driver (?Profilic?USB Drivers for PL2303TA?version 3.4.67.325 for Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 32-bit (x86), 64-bit (x64).)

Ahh yes Rob, forgot the dialout group for tty access. Recently ran into that when I plugged in an adafruit 954 (uses silabs CP2012): gil@pop-os:~$ lsusb ... Bus 001 Device 009: ID 10c4:ea60 Silicon

You should not need 2 dev rules to define a device.Most often, USB serial devices (USB-TTL or USB-RS232) fall under SUBSYSTEM=='tty". Looking at my udev rules, reminds me that you have to ensure your

BJ, Linux is pretty close to driver independent - more specifically, everything is a file and a generic driver for devices will pretty much handle what is needed.? I have not found a single USB-RS232

BJ: I have not used debian directly, but I use both Pop-OS and Linux Mint (ubuntu/debian roots), and I need to add usb vid/pid IDs for usb devices I use. Perhaps you need to add your serial dongle IDs

Tell us what chip is in the cable. Post the output of "lsusb" command. If the chip is FTDI or CP2101 it should be ok. If it is a PL2302 then throw it away. Cliff K6CLS CM87

I’m not using Windows of any kind, but I am now having trouble with my USB cables for the TT4, I have upgraded from Debian 10 to Debian 11, (LINUX) and the cable stopped working altogether. Anyone

Jardy, Thanks, I will pass that along to the guy with the cable problems. I suspect that as Robert suggests, that WIN 11 will not handle "legacy" devices, but it is worth a shot! Our cables ( Which

Agreed!!HOWEVER, the question becomes whether Windows 11 will allow the install of the older drivers. Rob KB8RCO On Thu, Nov 4, 2021 at 18:37, JARDY DAWSON via groups.io<JARDY72@...>

When Windows 10 came out, there were problems with ‘Prolific’ chip cables. These chips were fake Prolific chips from China. Windows always wants to use the latest and greatest drivers. For the

Gentlemen, Is anyone out there using a PC with Windows 11 to program their TT3/TT4 devices? If so, have you used any of the Byonics USB programming cables and Prolifics drivers? I have had a report of

Hi all. I have several TT4s set up as Wide 1 Wide 2 digis on hilltops. The problem I am having is I often need to repower the TT4 to get it to come back to life after a lockup. Usually it will go for

https://web.archive.org/web/20140421215811/http://m.eet.com/media/1175014/f-murphy.pdf One of the handier add ons to Firefox fires up the archive when this sort of thing happens. --

Try https://barrgroup.com/embedded-systems/how-to/advanced-watchdog-timer-tips instead.? I think it is the same article. -- Ian G3ZHX