The pi 3b and 3b+ also have 64 bit processors. The 64bit Raspberry PiOS is available, but it is still Beta. With the regular RaspberryPiOS, you can enable the 64 bit kernel by adding arm_64bit=1 to co

Good morning, Are most running raspberry OS, or another distribution? I'm using pi 4s and have found most distributions don't run well on my pi. However there still isn't a 64bit Raspberry OS. And, bl

Why not just get a Pi4 for $35 and save yourself the frustration? Mark KD0QYN

While I can run WSJT-X with full rig control on a Raspberry Pi zero W, I was not able to get Fldigi to work. It seemed to just demand more resources than were available and locked up, so I have been l

I got a pretty standard case with room for a HAT and drilled a hole on the end to mount the SMA for the antenna.

Right, I like the idea of a Pi with the GPS and power in an enclosure.

Actually, the Adafruit Ultimate GPS Hat provides PPS which can provide more precise time than a USB GPS. Which can make your RPi a Stratum 0/1 NTP server.

Hi Jack, Instead of a gps hat, check out KM4ACK's youtube vids. He mentions a usb gps that's like $12 or so... He also has a video about a program that let's you send your phone's gps data thru wi-fi

Actually there is a YouTube video showing how to add GPS. I looked at it a few nights ago. Harry k7zov

Thanks, I figure that’s the course I’m on. If I were to summarize what I’d really like is to build: a Raspberry Pi with a GPS hat and backup battery in the requisite enclosure The software part I’m no

You can run the Pi using VNC Viewer which is a remote desktop app. VNC Connect by RealVNC is the one I’m using, just like your sitting at the Pi. For radio software, it’s hard to beat HamPi. One insta

I was thinking some kind of remote desktop or X11 Server (I had some experience years ago setting something like this up, but this sounds too complicated for this specific venture). The iPad has Wi-Fi

I was wondering about the mac or pc myself. I have only a Pi 3B with 1gb ram and Ham-Pi seems to run great so far. Wsjt-X, FlDigi and much more. A Pi 4 4 GB appears to be overkill. I could be wrong si

Why do you need a Mac (or a PC)? The Pi will do it standalone. Floyd, KK3Q From: RaspberryPi-4-HamRadio@groups.io [mailto:RaspberryPi-4-HamRadio@groups.io] On Behalf Of John D Hays - K7VE Sent: Thursd

How are you planning to integrate with iPad/MacOS?

Hi, I plan on running a Raspberry Pi 4 to be able to interface iPad/MacOS to a 7300– questions: Which version will work; 4GB, 8GB? Planning on getting an integrated tophat from adafruit as well — whic

Of course. Was still half asleep, or something. 73

And even better, especially if it is a long link, to enclose it so line wrap doesn't kill it. <link> <https://groups.io/g/Ham-Pi> Mick - W7CAT

There's a period at the end of the link that the OP used to end the sentence. Erase it and the link works. Safest approach to sending a link in a message is to space after the link before typing anyth

I use diskpart on a Windows machine to remove any write protection, clear partitions, clean, and format the cards. Minimizes issues with creating new image. Chuck KD9DVB