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

Hey Everyone, If you didn't already hear, the Raspberry Pi Bullseye OS release is finally available:

I use it on HamPi and it is terrific Rich,ve3 DCC rich clausi RC Software and Data

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

That is the 64 bit version for the RPi. Download the ...armhf.deb version for 32 bit OS. Chuck KD9DVB

Here in Kansas my friends, we have the Kansas Guarantee- "If it breaks in Half you get to keep both peaces" There is a variant that applies to MULES and other animals.... Which brings me to the

Lifetime of the product which until it breaks And you get to pay return shipping and good luck after that! Seriously though, DL2MAN has left a video or two on YouTube reviewing the Asian offerings

Well is the “Lifetime” as in the lifetime of the product or the purchaser. They do say it’s the Manufacturer’s Warranty, so heaven help you talking to them….. .. as for the “protection

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

https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/wsjtx_2.5.2_arm64.deb This is the right one, yes?

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

Hi All, Just to let you know if you didn`t already. A new version of xFbb 7.0.11 was released 26-10-2021 Installed on my test machine on Debian 11, all running well.

Dave and Phil--- Dave - I am mid west- old west and sometimes just don't get it...It's funny though... Good job.. Phil- Here in the US, people say, "I"m from REALVILLE".. meaning things are simply

Stackable 13dB, 20dB, and 40dB attenuators will do that: 0dB 13dB 20dB 13B + 20dB = 33dB 40dB 40db + 13 dB = 53dB 20dB + 40 dB = 60dB 13dB + 20dB + 40dB = 73dB Phil 2E0HGU

No need to get stereotypical, Larry. I just mean I haven't seen a transceiver like that before. Undoubtedly because people from Arizona are weird. 73

Us old fart, red necked Kansas cattle ranchers don't parley fancy Yankee talk.. Comprende?

Excuse me. I'm from the polyphonic revolution generation. Who is the target demo for such a device? 73

Dave R and Don W6CZ... I was told by QRP-labs Hans in an email that it will do RTTY when he emailed me about that. I am wondering about the QCX variant out of China for $130 on Ebay.... The FREE

It can do RTTY or any single tone shift mode. -- Don W6CZ

Take a look at The Ultimate Guide to Backup and Restore your Raspberry Pi Gives several methods including dd, rsync, over network, compacting files, adding/removing files, scheduling