I am using my RPi4 with HDMI and GPS. I have used both a USB dongle GPS and a USB cabled GPS - with no problems. I AM using a metal case for my RPi. I am using a FLIRC case: https://www.amazon.com/gp/

BTW, I did have a 6" USB extension cable for the GPS dongle on the output USB port for the RPi4. "This "should" work too; https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZX4NTCN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title

Cliff, I tried to do the same... I think I had the same problem when I was running W10. My solution for both was VOX... Yes, it should work. Almost like PAT and Winlink don't do PTT via CAT (??) I got

It looks like RPi Foundation is working on a duel boot system that will allow direct boot from USB... (now BETA). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IorifrSDmQ4 Raspberry Pi 4. USB SSD Boot Official Beta

I have also noticed other updates. There are many youtube videos about booting from SSD. I have found (at least) one that gives enough detail for me to understand what "they" are doing... BOOT Rpi fro

one additional upgrade to the OS is the ability to overclock (more) and if overclocked, it will get hotter. Going 4G to 8G will put RAM at a higher density - hotter? Even my stock 4G, I use a metal ca

I have been using my RPi both headless and with a monitor. When sitting at the monitor, I have tried Bluetooth for the mouse and keyboard. I find that both mouse and keyboard get Hung for short period

I am not using a wireless dongle but the Bluetooth built into the RPi. using a wired mouse/keyboard is what takes up the USB ports. My main reason for wanting to use a Bluetooth mouse/keyboard is less

someone else (?) mentioned wifi/bluetooth on the same freq may be an issue... I'll check as both may have been on. Power is not a problem. I am using a power/fan hat that is fed with 12V. I am overclo

I have loaded wsjtx_2.4.0... It runs fine. I can't get Audio {C-Media does not show either wsjt-x or Pulse} to work... {works fine 32 bit} pi@rasp64:~ $ lsusb Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Fo

I am running Bullseye 32 bit with "build a pie" on a ~240G SSD at 2.2 GHz on a 4B v1.2, 4G Pie. works well. 73, steve WB3LGC