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Hello Tobias, Ok.. though it's strange the new setup decodes more remote stations than the SDR. I have to assume there were some non-optimal settings on the SDR's various gain stages, etc. at play

Robert, The conf looks correct. I am able to ping the server, but not able to log into it using telnet from the terminal. I have double checked my pass code also.

In order to login and pass traffic to the APRS-IS servers you need 2 lines in your direwolf.conf file: IGSERVER {APRS-IS

Hello, Last year I built an iGate using an RTL-SDR.com dongle. It stopped working a little while ago when I ran a Linux update, so I decided to start over using an Rpi 3A, a Sabrent soundcard and an

Seems to me that a rudimentary hardware approach might be easier and more sensible. Find switched +12 volts from the IC-9700 and use it to turn on a relay to open PTT between the sound card and the

Hello Mike, What you describe should be completely possible. To me, the basic steps would include: - Make sure the antennas between the two radios are as far apart as possible to minimize any possible

Very vague memory on this, but when I was first setting up my packet station I saw the same message. The fix, if I recall, was a setting in setting up the KISS interface to the AX.25 stack. sudo

Thank you for asking. Please refer to? "AX.25 Link Access Protocol for Amateur Packet Radio Version 2.2 Revision: July 1998" which can be found here: https://www.ax25.net/AX25.2.2-Jul%2098-2.pdf

I would first check the swr for the two radios. If the swr is high it could cause the transmitter to go spurious. I would also consider reject cavities to keep one transmitter out of the other one.

Hi All, Im having an issue with my APRS Digi intefering with some other equipment. Im running my APRS Digi, iGate and weather node on a Pi 4 with a NW Digital Draws HAT interfaced with a Kenwood

I've just installed Direwolf into a few Windows 10 & 11 machines. It all seems to work. However, when checking for messages with Winlink Express I see a line on the Direwolf window (on the computer

Hmmm.... I've only tried IL2P a few times and I thought Direwolf reported when the IL2P protocol was enabled. What do you see when you start up direwolf with debugging options given at the command

hi here is the statup screen with IL2P enabled

What shows up on the screen when you start direwolf? It should show what devices and modems are enabled via the direwolf.conf file. I looked at the source code and it gives the impression this is

Hi I have configured 2 channels in my dirwolf. conf. One for HF and one for VHF. I'm using the dev branch of the Github repository. My dirwolf.conf looks like this I would like to activate the

Hello dameiners, What did you use to adjust the audio? You should use 1) pavucontrol to make sure the correct sound it routed to Direwolf, 2) I prefer alsamixer to set the actual audio levels and

Okay- - I ran through my script again, changed: - Username to *dsm* - left in *Pulse Audio* - TXDELAY *50* - TXTAIL *35* Adjusted system volume, seems to be isolated to 1 inbound station now No errors

I did NOT configure APRS-IS in Direwolf as it normally wouldn’t have an internet connection. I’m using hotspot on my phone during development only, pretty certain my packet went out via RF I am

Good. So whether or not a digipeater heard you, an I-gate did to forward your packets. On the other hand, did you configure Direwolf to talk to the APRS-IS, such that the packet was sent directly to

I _just_checked aprs.fi, my PBEACON, while location needs tuning, went out!