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Hello Patrick, figure that out, so thank you! There are other ways to do this but that one line is easy to run and one for the 300DR Ah.. ok. (channel 0) <--------------------------- This

-- Very interesting this device has native 32000 support.? I don't think I've seen that before. -- No idea, I didn't even know how to pull the data from the devices to figure that out, so thank

This was a little trip I took out the lonely US93 toward Kingman. Pretty decent coverage all the way, for 5 W... Cheers and 73 - Jon N7UV

Hey Neil - I have run my APRS mobile tracker N7UV-9 for at least the last 12-15 years using an HT or other 5 W max VHF output radio. Fortunately, for me out west there are a reasonable (but not

Hi Tom and the others on this thread: I have several LoRA-enabled 900 MHz USB-connected radios that are flashed to be stand-alone KISS serial TNCs. Two are unsigned.io RNodes and the other two are

I've been blown away by the attention everyone on this group has given me.? As a thank-you I will share my modest success after following everyone's advice. As far as I can tell direwolf + linpac

Hello Patrick, Very interesting this device has native 32000 support. I don't think I've seen that before. I'm not sure why you're seeing TWO of these though. That's unusual if not wrong unless

-- That doesn't sound right at all.? Try this command to display what sampling rates this SCU-17 device offers: bash <(wget -q -O -

Hello Patrick, Good to hear. That doesn't sound right at all. Try this command to display what sampling rates this SCU-17 device offers: bash <(wget -q -O -

Nice write-up!I am sure anyone working with the SCU-17 that comes across this will appreciate your sharing. A couple of quick comments on the configuration.1. Interestingly you specify "PERSIST 63"

Got it all working. I updated this thread on this

OK, I think I've got it figured out. This has been my obsession for a bit to long now and I'm glad to have it figured out. I do apologize if I've offended anyone on my other threads. My frustration

Hello Armando, Please don't hijack a thread about Bluetooth for your SDR question. Please create a new thread. In that new thread. you can mention any questions you might have after

Good afternoon. I am currently running a Digipeater using a uv5r, raspberry pi 4 B, an audio card and the corresponding connections. Now i would like to use a SDR to feed the digipeater. I am a new

-- Are you saying that Direwolf keys up SCU-17 and it's "FSK" indicator lights up but Direwolf stays playing audio (AFSK modem tones), the SCU-17's turns off the FSK light and then turns on the PTT

One problem after another here. OK, so Direwolf is finally working for the most part. My SCU-17 has the FSK light stuck on likely because of the RTS signal. When direwolf is run the FSK light comes

Hello Patrick, I also see on the LInuxHams list, you mentioned: -- PTT /dev/ttyUSB1 -DTR RTS then the FSK light comes on and when it transmits it flips from FSK to PTT without a dead key. -- Are

Completely agreed, direwolf+bluetooth is a great combo, extend it to the ax.25 network stack on the pi as well, ?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXfa9PiDdjU&t=3s cool, -craig KM6LYW

So I have found if I set direwolf to PTT /dev/ttyUSB1 -DTR RTS then the FSK light comes on and when it transmits it flips from FSK to PTT. That I find functional. Now to figure out why nothing else

I'm running Bluetooth to a Pi 2 Zero W with Direwolf as KJ4OVQ-9.? I connect to it from my APRSISMO/TestHost Android application when I'm in the vehicle to become a mobile IGate.? It only does SPP