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Phil, There is an IDD scale with a maximum of 50 Suggest you scale your 705 IDD measurement to a scale of 50. ?? ???? ??? mtr = 50.0 * mtr / 241.0; ?? ???? ??? if (mtr > 50) mtr

I've copied the get_idd() method from IC-7300 and changed the calculation to max of 4A and it seems to work. It looks like the scale maximum of 25A is fixed. Modified IC705.h and IC705.cxx attached

That's the great thing about Linux, choice, and the ability to make it your own. We all have our favorites too :-) We're a big CentOS / Rocky Linux user at work (tens of thousands of machines

Doh! I forgot I had to enable polling for the IC-705 configuration. I had been using it for so long with IC-7300. Now enabled all polling and everything looks OK. I updated to .77 and I noticed

Good to read the recommendations, many from experts. While I would not claim to be expert, I have many years certified experience of Linux in the workplace and home. My two cents worth, FWIW, is

Hey Richard, Good to see you here! Do let me know if you would like any help with any of the package maintenance. My FAS username is just "neil". Fairly new to ham, less so to packaging, but still

On Tue, 29 Oct 2024 09:03:55 -0700 "Philip Rose, GM3ZZA via groups.io" <gm3zza@...> wrote: There's a .77 version, maybe there is a relevant change in that although I can't see

I use ubuntu with x-ubuntu. Everything works fine. I generally compile things such as WSJT-X from source, but occasionally get the distro package. <mcdanlj@...> wrote: --

I noticed an issue this afternoon. When I read the power meter from flrig for IC-705 using XMLRPC command, this returns a value. However there is no value displayed in either the meters dialog nor in

Hi Everybody, "Best" is rather subjective, but I'd like to remind folks about an Ubuntu based software collection that is easy for you to install and might meet your needs: Andy's Ham Radio

[email protected]> wrote: I'll always put in a word for Fedora, but full disclosure, I'm a Fedora packager and maintain most of the Ham Radio applications. Of course that also makes it easy to

A lot of other distros are build from Debian. Start with that or one of its more user friendly derivatives such as Mint. Others have likely noted that there are some ham radio specific editions out

I use Suse and GnuRadio is included in the offerings. A subscription is $50 for the enterprise desktop. I am asking if Suse can fit in this amateur community? Thank you in advance. I want to learn

OK, someone else to thank! I started with those two queries, filtering out a few internet streaming radio programs, and looked for all the W1HKJ software I could find. This is what I've done so far

o/ Also a Fedora maintainer and ham, here. The ham-related space on Fedora is pretty decent, and I've been working on packaging other things as I find them (pretty rare). Lots of SDR utilties already

Thank you for that work! I'm very new to ham radio (just a couple of weeks in, trying to learn everything I can) but not exactly new to Fedora, and found this thread while exploring what software I

Hi Richard I also had some TX problems with 2.2.13 such that I returned to 2.2.12.04. I don't however remember the detailed reason, maybe my bi-directional modem syncing. It resolved with 2.2.14. A

FLAMP version 2.2.13. Sometimes xmit in FLAMP works but mostly xmit doesn't work and even a full reboot doesn't fix it. I don't know how to troubleshoot the problem.? I did read the online

Robert, Thank you for the idea.? I will give it a try. 73

Hello! Hope this is the right place to post this request.? I use hamlib in a seperate computer that just manage my transceiver and rotator with Hamlib.? Im using Qlog as my main logging programs,