Maybe "up your heat sink" game: Use a copper, rather than an aluminum heat sink. It transfers heat more efficiently. Fins are only effective if you are using a cooling fan to move the air around.

Some good ideas here. Note, I have more than enough speed to run Fldigi and WSJT-X with the zero 2...no issues with that and I think there is some excess capability, which is why I was thinking of

You could try reducing the background tasks or a different 'cleaner' image which has less of the unnecessary background tasks already removed(i dont know how much of background processing the standard

Hello Vic, Makes sense since it's basically a Rpi v1 with a single old ARM v6L core but without HDMI, wired Ethernet, etc. It's basically a depopulated Raspberry Pi 3

I got a 14 mm square aluminum heat sink and placed it on my Raspberry PI Zero 2 W. I do not seem to be having issues. My case has plenty of ventilation.-- 73, AB1PH Don Rolph

I have had a Raspberry Pi-zero W for a while for portable digital ops...nice and compact and runs forever with low battery drain, but it is a bit slow. FT8 doesn't get decoded before the next cycle

Hi Everyone, I have been trying to get PAT Menu setup with my HAM Pi image on RPi-4 which is hooked up to a Xiegu G90. I have watched these series by KM4ACK to get everything going. Here is the part 3

There was a QST article a couple of years ago using No machine. Which allowed two way audio and CW IIRC. Also used Flrig for radio control.

Easy fix. Re-flash your Teensy. Everything you need his here: http://www.wvcarc.com/p/tnc-96k-resources.html Slide JP4 and 3 over and you should be good to go. Mat

Mat, The lights no longer cycle when powering up (they did before I tried to re-flash). I’ve attached a photo of the top. Thanks! -- Alan7114p K6ZY

The solutions for remote amateur radio are enless and simple, using off-the-shelf free software. Since this is a raspi reflector, ill suggest some ways to do it using a Pi. Audio in/our for Remote?

I think the big point is the Raspberry Pi Foundation actually released a 64 bit OS that isn't Beta. The link provided was the 64 bit version, not the standard 32 bit build of PiOS. I'm running it

unless he's trying to say that the "No GUI" distro (command line only) accidentally included the GUI interface. But he could have said that. Steve Spence, KK4HFJ

Nothing. It's nonsense verbiage. Yes, there is a new debian (bullseye), and a new raspberry pi OS based on it. Steve Spence, KK4HFJ

You can flash it while connected. Do the lights cycle when you power the TNC up? Send me a picture of top of the TNC. Mat

I had been struggling with getting the Pi and TNC Pi-9k6 (Teensy 3.6) to talk with each other. I have researched this quite a bit and tried every combination I could find. BTW, I did enable serial

On 11/10/21 13:34, Jon Moran wrote: What do it siggerfy?

This is short. https://youtu.be/ZaQ_zpXwT3k 73

What exactly does "No GUI has the GUI here" mean. Is it some new language?

No GUI has the GUI here! https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspios_arm64/images/raspios_arm64-2021-11-08/ Jon M7HGM