That's my problem. There are tons of complex projects like what you
reference. I want something exceedingly simple, but I am not smart
enough to write it myself.

All I want is a window with either a transmit click on/click off or
separate transmit and receive buttons for the client. Possibly a
connect/disconnect button. The server just needs TX audio, RX audio, and
PTT to the radio. No CAT, no controls, just a basic software equivalent
of an old style remote control used with commercial two-way radios using
the Internet instead of a phone line.

73,
Michael WA7SKG

Kelly Keeton via groups.io wrote on 11/9/21 9:36 AM:
> There are a lot of projects on this topic as well as packages and
> tools if you google “ remote rig raspberry pi” for example here is one..
>
>
> https://buildthings.wordpress.com/ham-radio-raspberry-pi-internet-remote-base-controller-server-client-webrtc-audio-serial2tcp-voip-icom-yaesu-kenwood-rs232-icom-civ-level-converter-arduino-attiny/
>
> <https://buildthings.wordpress.com/ham-radio-raspberry-pi-internet-remote-base-controller-server-client-webrtc-audio-serial2tcp-voip-icom-yaesu-kenwood-rs232-icom-civ-level-converter-arduino-attiny/>
>
> Excuse typos and brevity, sent from a mobile device.
>
> On Tuesday, November 9, 2021, 8:47 AM, Michael WA7SKG
> <wa7skg@...> wrote:
>
>    I have a need for a simple remote radio. All I need is two-way audio
>    and
>    PTT. No channel control or anything needed. Ideally, something via a
>    web
>    browser as a few of the users have limited computer skills. The user
>    would need to be able to monitor the radio for several hours at a time.
>    This would be used with both FM and HF radios, so the stream to the
>    user
>    may have noise floor audio all the time.
>
>    My thought was to use something like a Pi Zero for the purpose, the
>    stream would have to be full duplex and use some I/O pins for the PTT.
>
>    The remote user would open a web page in a small window with a
>    clickable
>    on/off PTT button (on a timer for safety) and hot key option. That
>    should allow use with a smartphone or computer.
>
>    This is a minimal budget project (aren't they all?) I don't need
>    anything fancy like a RigPi.
>
>    Thanks for any ideas or suggestions.
>
>
>    --
>    73,
>    Michael WA7SKG
>
>    "Any day you do not learn one new thing is a wasted day."
>
>
>
>
>
>

There are a lot of projects on this topic as well as packages and tools if you google “ remote rig raspberry pi” for example here is one..
https://buildthings.wordpress.com/ham-radio-raspberry-pi-internet-remote-base-controller-server-client-webrtc-audio-serial2tcp-voip-icom-yaesu-kenwood-rs232-icom-civ-level-converter-arduino-attiny/
<https://buildthings.wordpress.com/ham-radio-raspberry-pi-internet-remote-base-controller-server-client-webrtc-audio-serial2tcp-voip-icom-yaesu-kenwood-rs232-icom-civ-level-converter-arduino-attiny/>
Excuse typos and brevity, sent from a mobile device.
On Tuesday, November 9, 2021, 8:47 AM, Michael WA7SKG <wa7skg@...> wrote:
I have a need for a simple remote radio. All I need is two-way audio
and
PTT. No channel control or anything needed. Ideally, something via a
web
browser as a few of the users have limited computer skills. The user
would need to be able to monitor the radio for several hours at a time.
This would be used with both FM and HF radios, so the stream to the
user
may have noise floor audio all the time.
My thought was to use something like a Pi Zero for the purpose, the
stream would have to be full duplex and use some I/O pins for the PTT.
The remote user would open a web page in a small window with a
clickable
on/off PTT button (on a timer for safety) and hot key option. That
should allow use with a smartphone or computer.
This is a minimal budget project (aren't they all?) I don't need
anything fancy like a RigPi.
Thanks for any ideas or suggestions.
--
73,
Michael WA7SKG
"Any day you do not learn one new thing is a wasted day."

I have a need for a simple remote radio. All I need is two-way audio and

PTT. No channel control or anything needed. Ideally, something via a web

browser as a few of the users have limited computer skills. The user

would need to be able to monitor the radio for several hours at a time.

This would be used with both FM and HF radios, so the stream to the user

may have noise floor audio all the time.

My thought was to use something like a Pi Zero for the purpose, the

stream would have to be full duplex and use some I/O pins for the PTT.

The remote user would open a web page in a small window with a clickable

on/off PTT button (on a timer for safety) and hot key option. That

should allow use with a smartphone or computer.

This is a minimal budget project (aren't they all?) I don't need

anything fancy like a RigPi.

Thanks for any ideas or suggestions.

--

73,

Michael WA7SKG

"Any day you do not learn one new thing is a wasted day."

On Nov 8, 2021, at 9:40 AM, Larry Macionski via groups.io <am_fm_radio@...> wrote:

On Sat, Nov 6, 2021 at 09:20 PM, ohwenzelph wrote:

So is there a place to get WSJT-x that installs on a pi?

May I humbly suggest W3DJS's HAM-PI suite...Read all about it at

https://groups.io/g/Ham-Pi

It includes WSJT-X and FLDIGI, Logging programs, and much more..

Larry W8LM Licensed 56 years

On Fri, Nov 5, 2021 at 07:13 AM, Larry Macionski wrote:

I am wondering about the QCX variant out of China for $130 on Ebay.... The FREE SHIPPING is $12 and "Lifetime Guarantee" have caused me pause.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/124923116237

In addition to the lifetime guarantee you can get a $9.99 “2-year protection plan” .....