I will load this up after my coffee. Working 6m FT8 now. John

Hi all, new Griduino software v1.0 is available on GitHub in the downloads folder of https://github.com/barry-ha/Griduino. You can read the change log here. So, what’s new this time? Voice

Report from the field: During an off-road adventure last I week I realized my favorite Griduino screen is the elevation view. Though I have at least 3 devices in the vehicle which can give me GPS

I sold a new Griduino to a fellow in Oklahoma today and he asked an interesting question. I thought I’d share the answer: Q: How many have you sold so far? A: Today I shipped s/n 0032. Which means

Hi folks, do you like Griduino? There’s a new “product review” section on eHam.net: https://www.eham.net/reviews/view-product?id=14966 I’d be grateful if you add your

In the wild: Ed N7PHY took his Griduino up into the Cascade Mtns out past Darrington last weekend. You can see where he took a switchback for a few miles as he started going up a ridge. For a sense of

Q: “What is making the light blue squiggly lines? There’s a little square box as well. Reminds me tracking on my old school Garmin. If you think its coming from the truck, I can put ferrite on the

Mike, great! I’m sure glad to hear it. Oh jeez, I never even thought of an on/off switch until you mentioned it just now. Happy roving! Barry K7BWH

Hi all, and welcome to a few recent subscribers. One person asked: Orientation: Received my Griduino today, thanks. Should I mount it with hole in case down? A: You can mount it in landscape mode

That’s great news, Dave, thanks. I’ll add a few tips to the programming instructions to help the next guy avoid some potholes. Have fun with the source code – I know I sure did. Barry K7BWH

Success! Thanks for all the help.. I just finished uploading to the feather and all looks good. Very cool product. Thanks again, 73 Dave N6TEB

Ah, progress. And forward progress at that! Dave, fetch a new copy of model_baro.h from GitHub and replace the existing file. Something happened to your local copy. The master copy does not have

Hi Barry, Getting closer, made all the changes you suggested in email. Down to fewer errors. Here is the Verbose listing starting at the first error encountered.

It’s not a problem that some libraries come from the AppData folder. It’s actually by Arduino platform design; it arises from the complicated real-world problem of supporting a long list of

Thanks Dave. I got your message with the verbose compiler dump and I’ll look into it today. I didn’t see any obvious fixes jump out at me right away. Another user reported compile errors, but I

I sent an email with the verbose messages. Let me know what you think. Dave

Ed, thanks for the update! The details behind your “-17,000 feet” reading don’t really matter, but if you’re interested in the back story and gory technical details, read on. Everyone

Just loaded version 0.35 using the .uf2 file. No issues for me and everything looks good. On reboot my Barometer elevation was something like -17000 feet so good opportunity to try the Sync feature.

Hi Dave, Thanks for the update. It sure looks like the Arduino IDE is pulling in the wrong library of something from somewhere. To figure this out, can you recompile with ‘verbose’ option? This

I checked the versions of those 3 libraries and found that spiFlash was version 3.4 so I changed it to 3.3.6 but no change. The other 2 are the correct versions. I do see I have another sdFat but I