Browser comes baked into the pi... works just fine.

Ah…a baked in browser. Perfect! Q: With my win10 laptop, I currently use an external USB sound card dongle for audio i/o into my little uBITX radio. And a separate USB for uBITX rig control emulating

That will work fine... and you should be able to migrate your existing devices over to the pi as is...

I'm new to all of this myself but have heard great things about this device https://fe-pi.com/products/fe-pi-audio-z-v2 From what I understand the drivers are already there in Raspian. I'll find out s

Q: can I use the native onboard pi audio I/o for fldigi-based modes? do i have to use an external usb sound dongle? The digital modes are not super hifi, so would the Pi audio work as is? This is what

The Pi onboard audio is only output, no input.

I wrote this a while ago about Fldigi on Pi. You don’t need an external dongle. http://blog.pwcares.org/?p=271 --- David A. Lane, KG4GIY EC/RO Prince William County ARES®/RACES +1.703.628.3868 http://

A lot of activity around the DRAWS™ HAT. Including a Raspberry Pi image at http://images.nwdigitalradio.com/downloads/ with many applications pre-installed. Support group: https://nw-digital-radio.gro

I don’t think you’ll get any sound in with that setup. You would need a USB sound card/dongle to get both sound in and out. The USB sound dongle is one I use successfully.

Maybe I planned to use it with the Signalink. I have a bunch of them. --- David A. Lane, KG4GIY EC/RO Prince William County ARES®/RACES +1.703.628.3868 http://www.pwcares.org/ IM/Skype/Twitter: kg4giy

Ived used the Signalink and it has a built in PTT circuit. Don va7dgp

The Signalink is your USB sound card then and that should work fine. The point is that the onboard pi audio isn’t capable. You’ll need an external device. A USB sound card (though you’ll have the PTT

So in a uBITX under rig control, the TX function is done by the rig control (FT817 emulation) via USB, so there is no PPT in the audio side. I’m going to assume that a Pi works the same way with FLDIG

I have had time to go through this very thoroughly now. The problem I have remains to be decoding packets with the Pi9K6. It is transmitting beautifully and being decoded by everything I can listen to

My experience is that 1200 baud is rock solid. 9600 baud needs a little bit more work whether that is software or radio hard tweaks I'm not sure. I am up for the challenge if there is others that want

Yes, our goal is to simply have a 9K6 Winlink node also. We have a mountain town about 30 miles west of the front range that has a Achilles heal. ALL of the telecommunications infrastructure runs on a

Hello James, It looks like you've done your homework with trying different receive radios (Motorola, Maxtrac, Yaesu FT7800, etc), built and updated the PiTNC firmware, done full level settings, etc. N

Are you using this connected to a PI or in stand alone mode? This is a version we use on our PiTNC 9K6's we make. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Poj4KMrix7_R932X4rURDSYECZTxAAbq Most of our users r

I have p6k tnc. I've been too busy to program the teensy with life I just want it to connect to Winlink Gateways etc VHF/UHF later Don Poaps New Westminster, BC VA7DGP DATA VA7QU VOICE Winlink: va7qu@

I also have a BPQ32 node with a Kantronics 9612+ on it. I usually connect to it with a Kenwood D710G and it works reliably. My Pi9k connected to the same radio through the packet port will connect, bu