I'm the original poster.... In reply to your question.... First, I was mistaken on a couple of the details... We have nine sites. And adding two more by April of 2022. Each site has internet either

Huh ??? Pi-Star runs on a Raspberry Pi....not on Windows or MacOS. But you can access it's web interface using Windows or Mac web browsers. Is that what you are asking ?

http://forum.pistar.uk/ is the best place to ask.

No. Pi-Star seems fine on your Windows 11 machine from here. Nigel A. Gunn, ///shoulders.outwards.resolutions tel +1-937-971-0366 Amateur Radio G8IFF W8IFF and GMRS WRBV701, e-mail nigel@...

Has anyone had an issue with Pi-Star not running on my Windows 11 machine. Thanks for any help. Paul, KD0ETL

Hello fellow hams, My name is Dave Slotter, W3DJS, and I am the curator of HamPi, the free ham radio software distribution for the Raspberry Pi. HamPi is a free software distribution of approximately

I use VNC to access my Pi in headless mode from either a PC, an Android phone, or mostly through a Kindle Fire tablet. The IP address is either the same as my router if at home and all on the network,

I'm not sure a metal case would be the answer. After all, the wires leading in and out of the case would just act as short antennas sending the RF to the Pi in spite of the case. I do like the idea

Hi, Just for my own curiosity is the offending radio in a plastic box or in a grounded metal box? 7, Bill KU8H bark less - wag more

Michael, First thing I’d try is replacing the mouse. Mike KJ7VID -- Sincerely, Mike _ KJ7VID 73

Yeah, EMI from large motors too — Charlie 73 de KG2V Http://www.thegallos.com

Consider the antennas and coax also. Try putting a dummy load on the radio and see if the problem goes away. You might have a common current problem. Antennas that are in balanced or have an

Although it's not an issue for the OP, I found that the Pi's i2c bus is very susceptible to RF. Note that at VHF or UHF frequencies, an i2c ribbon cable of an unfortunate length can be especially

No metal case a available for pi400. It's the pi4 built inside a keyboard. It has a massive heatsink and no fans needed. 73

Hello. I had similar issues and a couple of generic clamp-on ferrites fixed it for me. One on UTP ethernet cable, another on the 5Vdc power supply cable was all I needed.

The Raspberry Pi's are very subseptible to RF. The most likely way to correct it is RF chokes on the power supply cable and any cable between the Pi and the radio. Maybe even the monitor cable

Sounds like you have a harmonic or rf back into the touchpad. Move it, lengthen cable or choke it see if that helps. 73 Excuse typos and brevity, sent from a mobile device.

Is anybody experiencing RF problems with the Raspberry Pi 400? I was recently gifted a Pi400 and loaded the HamPi distribution. I don't have RF problems with anything else in the shack, but when I

Sorry, fat fingered the port. --- David A. Lane, KG4GIY EC/RO Prince William County ARES®/RACES +1.703.628.3868 http://www.pwcares.org/ IM/Skype/: kg4giy

VNC has always used TCP ports starting at 5900 (not 5000!). Username is 'pi', unless you created another user. Password is 'raspberry', unless you changed it. If you're installing Raspbian