If you are thinking of FT8 check out Gridtracker. I think it will do what you want. 73 Glenn VE9GJ

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I want to control my ft-891 remotely with flrig on a rpi. I'm trying to figure out how best to log, which will be low volume phone and cw for the time being. I'm currently used to n1mm and like its co

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Looks like you're on the right track but given that around 3.0-3.5kHz deviation has long been recommended for packet you might think about using wideband rx for just in case. Do you have any way of lo

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I know my APRS ht is transmitting narrow band, but I had considered that possibility and tried setting the 818v module to wide band just in case... Same result. It truly is a mystery at this point. Wo

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John, Somebody else touched on deviation, and what you described is typical of the signal being over deviated for the rx module. Could it be that the module is configured for narrow band (nominally 2.

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No, this is an APRS digipeater... It operates in simplex mode.... It's not like a duplex repeater where you're receiving and transmitting on different frequencies at the same time....and have to worry

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no, you're misunderstand.... Transmitting works fine... I can send successful APRS packets with this module all day, no problem. Its on the RECEIVE side that I'm having trouble... The module has squel

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Is it possible that the transmitter is over deviating? That would make the signal wider than the receiver bandpass. Maybe try reducing the audio level going into the transmitter.

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Hello John, I'm not 100% on your terminology here but you should be using wide open RX squelch on your transceiver board *all the time*. Maybe you can give more context here? Maybe you mean "the trans

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So, hoping perhaps someone in this group has worked with this before, and can point me in the right direction. I'm building a solar powered aprs digipeater and iGate with a Raspberry Pi ZeroW and a DR

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You are likely desensing your receiver — front end overload and it cannot hear the frequency it is tuned to. Typically repeaters need cavity filters to allow use of transmit and receive in a single ba

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So, hoping perhaps someone in this group has worked with this before, and can point me in the right direction. I'm building a solar powered aprs digipeater and iGate with a Raspberry Pi ZeroW and a DR

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We recently came across this little nugget of an application, that allows you to use the ports of a RPi (or any linux computer, really) at a remote location. https://www.virtualhere.com/home VirtualHe

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With the help of N1URO, some creative firewall work in my PI and setting up the Comtrend router (junk) with a static route. 44.0.0.0/8 to my local lan. So, next problem is using the mail server over c

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N1URO helped with a static forward 44/8 to my local lan plus some other firewall work in my PI....Above my pay grade So, still can't access from the cell

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With the help of N1URO, some creative firewall work in my PI and setting up the Comtrend router (junk) with a static route. 44.0.0.0/8 to my local lan, I can use the mail server. So, next problem is u

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What was the fix? --David KI6ZHD

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Well, progress has been made. However, I can't reach the mail server using cell data. As of now, contacting the mail server using w9jun.ampr.org from a LAN is going well.

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DNS server handling your query: localhost DNS server's address: 127.0.0.1#53 Non-authoritative answer: Name: w9jun.ampr.org Address: 44.48.210.1

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When I do an nslookup for ampr.org I get: nslookup ampr.org Server: UnKnown Address: 192.168.0.1 Non-authoritative answer: Name: ampr.org Address: 44.0.0.1 If that’s not the IP address it should be, y

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