Any update on the TNC-pi9600?

Similarly, I'll be separating the running OS from data. Maybe use a local (fit) thumb drive or even write to a resource on the network. Then when the OS card gets corrupt - it won't (usually) take any

It seems better than last year but I concure will eventually happen. A fancy solution, not readily available here in the US, is the MoPI: https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/mopi-mobile-pi-power A simi

This is strange. Is it a change to the newer rPI software to restrict ping? The 'dated' rPI I'm running has ping in /bin and open to use by every user. Bill

You could have a PI with a GPS as a dedicated time source for the other PI. This would probably be a good use for the Pi-0. Bill

Hook up a local GPS...

If you need more space, why not just use a thumb drive? Bill, WA7NWP

That's the problem - you need to hook up a radio. Then two or three more. Bill

One advantage to using Screen or the other similar tools for this is that it allows running one tail -follow session and viewing it from different logins on different computers - simultaneously if des

I saw lots of these back when I was using a long serial cable between the TNC in one room and the computer in another - and I was beaconing APRS on 10,151 HF.. The cable was too long and picking up in

The new RPI 7" touchscreen is available and looks very good. It's going to be handy for ham projects... Bill

Thanks for the offer Ray but the official files are all still available at: http://digined.pe1mew.nl/?Download Bill

It's FOSS - that makes a big difference. Regardless - it doesn't look dead to me: http://digined.pe1mew.nl/?Welcome

I still consider it the richest cross band digipeater tool with links to many other functions. We have the source so we can keep it going. APRX is probably better for most applications but digi-ned is

More info: http://digined.pe1mew.nl/?DIGI_NED_Manual:DIGI_NED_functions:Satellite_tracking

Digi_ned could probably do that out of the box...

Here's a new SDR for the RPI for 40... That should make a great WSPR rig. http://www.radwav.com/new-products.html

This would be a good start: http://www.hanssummers.com/lpfkit.html

Isn't it better for folks to do radio stuff and learn these things than to not do radio stuff and just watch cats with light sabers on youtube? I think this is a great project and I'm looking forward

The number depends roughly on the number of cores you have available in your computer. Bill