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Once the packet is up and running, the UZ7HO EasyTerm program supports sending files over packet. Transferring a data file of 10K or so will give you char-per-sec metrics to give a benchpark for your

Will the 9k6 pi-tnc support the other modes/speeds such as 2400, 3600 or 4800? Bill

Just when progress is being made... There's a new version in town. From: https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/wsjtx.html The current General Availability (GA) release is WSJT-X 2.0.0 The FT8 and

Does it support 2400, 3600 or 4800? This is a serious question these days where radios are more than good enough for 1200 but won't do 9600. Bill, wa7nwp

The 2400 and hopefully 3600 and wishfully 4800 are a big thing. Specially with better modulations. This is our opportunity to go above and beyond the 1970's 1200 baud at zero expense and zero change i

One good example that comes with a filter is the 30 meter band wspr transmitter kit from TAPR.org

First hit on Google has lots of good info: https://www.soundcardpacket.org/7cablerx.aspx

UDRC from NW Digital radio. - http://nwdigitalradio.com/product/udrc/ UC-202 as was mentioned - http://wa8lmf.net/ham/uca202.htm My latest test drive - the PI Repeater 1X - http://www.ics-ctrl.com/det

There was a talk at DCC a few years ago on using APRS for control securely. It's been implemented in YAAC.

I'd never seen that before. That'll certainly help me clean up the clutter which is quite the challenge. Thanks!

I can confirm that. I got a $14 Glonass dongle, plugged it in, and had 12 satellites showing on the laptop on the kitchen table. I'll have one or two on the 'servers' soon. I'd consider an USB extensi

Sense Hat is good - stay tuned for more fun with that. If I hadn't just ordered my 2021 birthday gift I'd pick up the pi-TOP rPI laptop kit.. It would be nice to have a rPI nicely portable. It'll be i

My third Alexa is in the radio room next to the 222 MHz radio. If I want to listen remotely I can just "drop in" on the Alexa named "radio" and monitor what's being received from my phone or Kindle ta

The answer to all of the questions dealing with numbers not related to 300,000,00 is "C"... (While this is put forth in a humorous tone - it's essentially true.) 73 Bill, WA7NWP

We hams were doing IP networking on AX25 1200 baud packet long before APRS was invented.. TCP timeouts and retries of seconds or tens of seconds was not uncommon. Running open squelch with carrier det

Here's a bit of a premium product for UPS functionality and more for the rPI. Several are using it and so happy they're ordering more. http://www.pimodulescart.com/shop/item.aspx?itemid=30&error=selec

DireWolf already does Touch Tones - maybe it could be tweaked to look for the CTCSS tones... Bill, WA7NWP

This may catch it for you: dmesg > /tmp/dmesg.txt vi /tmp/dmesg.txt Bill

You need a program to take the place of the TNC and make packets. A good option for the rPI is DIREWOLF https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf You also need an interface from the rPI to the radio. Best so