Try setting the radio frequency manually and leaving off the freq? bit. The gateway interface doesn’t support sending commands to the radio. 73, John

Thanks for the help! So here is where I am at... pat connect telardop:///LA5NTA?freq=708000 2019/04/02 12:58:30 ft847 ready. Dial frequency is 145.390.00 MHz. 2019/04/02 12:58:30 Unable to QSY: Not

The PI96K is connected to linbpq, correct? If so, shouldn't you be using the telnet transport in PAT to talk to linbpq, not the PAT ARDOP transport? -- Bob AF9W

I plan on publish my steps soon... I just need to resolve this one issue... Here is were I am at now... What I want to do is; email <-> HF RADIO <-> WINLINK System I want to eliminated the

Not sure on your question, but would love to see how you set up bpq, ARDOP, and ARIM.

Hi, I am working on a touch scren rotor controller project, what is the current crop of A/D converters being used? I have been looking at a 3008, but I read it is old and there are better ones

I have a pi9k6 working with Pi linbpq ARDOP and ARIM. I would like to use PAT Winlink to do email with pi9k6 over ARDOP. Anyone aware of plans to add support a serial connection for ARDOP with

I'm sure there are many Pi users who will attest to them being able to run 24/7 which makes me (and probably others) wonder why you didn't have success at the EOC. One of my

My local group is using the Raspberry PI in 24/7 use. They work ok with one caveat. We went with a gel-cel battery and diode switch from a 13.8v power supply so when the power supply glitches the

Multitude of uses, I have tried using PI as a replacement with PI-TNC in the EOC, however the device doesn't hold up to 24/7 use. MMDVM setup the Pi is great. I have three of these. Multimedia

Here's how I've used them: 1) A few of them around the house, attached to audio amps and speakers, running Squeezelite and providing multi-zone whole house audio 2) Pi 3 (I think) running Direwolf

Using DIREWOLF -- John D. Hays Edmonds, WA K7VE

Books? Do they still make those? Here are a couple good places to get started. https://learn.adafruit.com/series/learn-linux-with-raspberry-pi

Some of the projects I use Raspberry Pi's for: 1 - Dual mode 220 mhz D-STAR/Analog FM repeater using a Bridgecom Repeater and UDRC 1 - Dual mode 2-meter D-STAR/Fusion Digital repeater using a Yaesu

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the RaspberryPi-4-HamRadio@groups.io group. File: rpi-projects.docx Uploaded By:Niece

Several Pi's here at N9PUZ... Pi Zero which is part of a Zumspot hot spot for DMR access Pi 3 attached to a monitor for use as a regular Linux desktop primarily for web

Wow ... VERY interesting projects! The external drive and garage temperature systems - any notes or suggestions for further info?

I have 5 of them up and running. One is used as file server with an external 40 gig hard drive. Another is mounted in my garage and with a collinear array for ADS-B work. A third is my APRS I gate

Passing along! FYI, the FCC has started a 30 day comment period on new RM-11831, a petition to amend US amateur radio rules to permit only those digital modes that can be decoded with free,

Packet Radio / APRS / Emergency Communications: The RPi can be used as a lower cost, higher performance, and more flexible replacement for the traditional Terminal Node Controller (TNC) from the