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I found this on the pi site today. I haven't tried it, but am running a RTL8188 CUS based dongle, installed manually. WiFi is now supported out of the box If your WiFi driver is supported by the defau

Hi, For those fairly new to the group, I have been working on a TNC for use with the pI that is the same size as the pi and plugs into the expansion header. The prototype was a TNC-X, with a 26 way he

Hi John, This sound very cool, give us news about your project. Do you plan to make these board available to sell ? 73 de Pascal ve2hom Le 20/09/12 16:27, John Wiseman a écrit :

How about the RFM12BP for a bit more punch? https://www.argentdata.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=157 Cool projects -- looking forward to them being available... 73 Bill - WA7NWP

Just curious, but how could such low-power transceivers be of any practical use for packet? Wouldn't the RF footprint be so limited that hardly anyone in the neighborhood would be able to use it? Am I

Paul, Look at what people are doing with Wi-Fi routers; if I'm not mistaken, those don't put out much more power and people can get ranges of up to 10 miles out of them with directional antennas. Matt

My Raspberry PI arrived in today's mail. Hooked up a 5V;2A brick, a SDHC with Wheezy, and a USB to 2XPS2 with PS2 Keyboard and PS2 mouse. Once I actually connected the HDMI cable, worked as designed o

Weather balloons (sondes) only transmit with 100mw (on 403 megs) ... With a simple groundplane or a short yagi (6el only) I can decode them in a distance of 200km .... so distance is not the problem .

Thanks, Bill. I hadn't come across that one. I'll see if a board which could be fitted with either is possible. 73, John From: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@... [mailto:Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO

I wasn't really thinking of direct user access. More a well sited dual (or more) port node, with normal user acess port(s), and a link back to a base site, using directional antennas if necessary I'd