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Hello Don, A few other tests to try: 1. gpsd running and puck connected; In direwolf.conf GPSD disabled but have cgps or xgps running in another window which will enable the GPS puck and make sure it

I have personally witnessed a USB powered GPS module creating RFI. I discovered that my distortion (in that instance) was eliminated when I pulled out the USB plug while the GPS was enabled. I have

The no gpsd packet is successfully decoded by nearly all systems. As you note the gpsd recording is stranger: the sound is typically quite distorted. And this seems to occur as soon Direwolf has a

The center portion is the only portion of the packet. I am recording from a microphone so I have ambient noise.

This is very strange. Let's start with no nogpsd recording.?? The first thing we notice is a beep at the beginning and end. The beep near the beginning has a frequency of about 782 Hz. It looks like

Did a retest of one configuration. - enable GPSD in direwolf.conf - kill gpsd - unplug gps Start direwolf: all works. Log messages state that there is no gps data. Now plug in gps puck. - gpsd

have used cgps to confirm that gps puck is working as expecyed. There is a fix, and direwolf is reading the fix, Having puck present or not does not change direwolf issues when GPSD is enabled. wrote:

See below. System works fine with gpsd running and puck connected. In direwolf.conf GPSD disabled. System works fine with gpsd running and no puck connected. In direwolf.conf GPSD disabled. System

Have the hats coming now, which I’m sure will wire fine. I’ll probably use the one that is similar to the Fe-Pi and around with the Audio injector for something else. Also, found this USB audio

Hello John, That depends on the GPS and how gpsd is started: man gpsd: -- -n Don?t wait for a client to connect before polling whatever GPS is associated with it. Some RS232 GPSes wait in a standby

Btw... as an experiment, try the following: 1. Have your receiving radio on 144.390 2. disable gpsd 3. disconnect your GPS 4. open up the receive squelch and turn up the volume so you can hear the FM

RFI is a possiblity, though I would think the GPS electronics are active whenever it is attached to the USB port. We have not seen issues with GPS (other than the version of GPSD) as a tracker with

Hello Don, This sounds ok though I'm guessing your using a Kenwood radio right? Why am I hearing a beep before the AFSK-1200bps packet and then another beep after the packet. That should NOT be

I. have posted some examples of the sounds in a second post. I understand that PBEACON is not controlled by GPSD support but PBEACON and more importantly for my testing digipeating are functional if

Hello Don, The PBEACON function is for static locations only and doesn't have any interaction with GPSD. It's on the TBEACON (Tracker BEACON) that uses your GPS. I don't know quite what you mean by

There appears to be a problem with GPSD support in Direwolf 1.6 If GPSD is not enabled and I use PBEACON and digipeating Direwolf is functioning, packets are received by a wide variety of stations. A

My direwolf system performs perfectly with GPSD disabled in the direwolf.conf. I have PBEACON on and have set up a system to listen to the sound. I hear the usual rough but steady sound. I now enable

Budd can probably speak more to this, but the supply chain stuff is a real issue in China, it's hard to get anything through, and if you do, the prices are high. Hopefully temporary.? both of these

Craig. That looks great. Why not, it’s just a messy $28. Even if don’t use it for this, I’m sure to use it for something else. Ordering. May get one of those audio injectors (for the RPi0) also

The BIG advantage to the listed Amazon version is the 96k sample rate.Especially if you want to use it with an SDR with I/Q sampling. Funny, I haven't seen the Fe-Pi for sale on the WB7FHC