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Ah ok. I had the same, also eve using ferrite chokes. Is the radio just an HT right by it? I’m using an external N9TAX now and have no more issues, but still have the hat coming. I found out

Yes, a usb audio dongle, with ferrite beads on all wires.

I had this trouble quite a while back and I found the final thing to do after checking RF plug fitting, adding ferrites, checking earths and swr was to make sure the computer data/CAT cables from the

Hello Don,

I was getting exact errors. RFI was causing the USB audio to disconnect. Fixed it by separating the radio further, using some choked, etc, but also have a Fe-Pi clone (audio hat) enroute. Are you

OK I have DINAH working smoothly on a Raspberry PI 3 running direwolf and all is working well. I have now built from scratch on PI Zero (PI3 compiles don't always work o PI Zero) and I get the

I have a direwolf configuration on a Raspberry PI 3 with digipeating. I configure APRSIS32 to connect to the Direwolf kiss port. Digipeating is not enabled in the APRSIS32. The system still

That's why I was asking if this was a known feature (of DireWolf assuming the attached client application is going to take over the digipeat logic). I haven't had a chance to actually test this

I have used Direwolf (1.6 for sure) with other APRS clients, and Direwolf's DIGI function has not been affected as viewed on the computer terminal screen.? I just confirmed this again. So my

Hello Andrew, This is the first time I've heard of this issue and without some additional details, logs, etc... people here on this list won't be able to help you. Few questions that stick out in

Greetings. I've been getting some strange problem reports from users of my YAAC software when connected to DireWolf, so I wanted to find out if this was a feature or a misconfiguration on their part,

Ok I was working to establish a test setup to run the tests David Ranch and John Langer WB2OSZ had suggested. But I was having trouble establishing a clean test scenario in which to confirm the

A radio that has a 'data' connector works quite well with Direwolf, an audio adapter and the cables to connect them. You don't need a separate hardware TNC. Direwolf is a TNC. The same audio adapter

I'm using an AnyTone AT5888UV (dual VFO FM rig), an XGGCOMM Digimode-3 interface and a Raspberry-Pi4.? The combination has been working very nicely for FLDIGI, PAT Winlink and APRS (Direwolf), QSSTV

The subject is too big to go into a message, if you want to talk, call me at 772-486-9309 kq4bx Joe Massimino [email protected]> wrote:

I've talked to several commercial radio shop owners here in Michigan, and they told me they will typically reprogram a radio for free. Many are HAMs and are happy to see the radios get used. Worth the

Radio's that have a data connection for winlink, you will need a TNC that connects to the radio. , And for direwolf, that is an entity different subject. Joe Massimino

16-pin GM300s are ideal. If you're working with a public safety agency, you might be able to get them to program them for you. Heck, they might have some GM300s in a closet for free. Dana

Discriminator is pin 11 on the 16 pin accessory of most Motorola 16 pin radios. On the radios without 16 pin acc, you will need to tap a discriminator from the circuit board. In some cases you can

Hello Patrick, There is a lot of information out there about many different Motorola radios. If you search the internet, you'll find many hits like the following which includes information on