Huh ??? Pi-Star runs on a Raspberry Pi....not on Windows or MacOS. But you can access it's web interface using Windows or Mac web browsers. Is that what you are asking ?

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http://forum.pistar.uk/ is the best place to ask.

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No. Pi-Star seems fine on your Windows 11 machine from here. Nigel A. Gunn, ///shoulders.outwards.resolutions tel +1-937-971-0366 Amateur Radio G8IFF W8IFF and GMRS WRBV701, e-mail nigel@... www

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Has anyone had an issue with Pi-Star not running on my Windows 11 machine. Thanks for any help. Paul, KD0ETL

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Hello Don, This is completely possible though I would recommend the following: 1. To make this project a LOT easier and also make the wireless connection more reliable and fast, connect a *second* wif

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You may be better off looking at one of these: https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-mt300n-v2 Cheaper than a Pi and no SD card to fail. A lot of networking options in it. Mick - W7CAT

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Good day I'm looking for a tutorial using the PI as a standalone wifi extender. (stand-alone, no eth0 connection to the main router) The main router is upstairs and I will need to use the PI ethernet

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The AREDN Web site (https://www.arednmesh.org/content/supported-platform-matrix) has a list of suitable hardware. Contact Tom, K1KY, at his QRZ listed email and let him know you want to play. He'll te

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The Ubiquity systems are very nice. You could start by getting you and another ham who are within range and set up a pair of stations. The range is really horrible if you aren’t line of site though. T

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Also be sure to look into the HamWAN approach (more engineered for constant use rather than as a mesh) -- https://hamwan.org

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Hi Perry, thanks for the email. I studied the MESH system last year and considered getting a Ubuiquti or other hardware but frankly, I didn't know where to start. I have an old cable modem from back i

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Additionally, mid-Tennessee has a microwave AREDN mesh network on 2.5/5 GHz (under Ham allocations) that covers most of the state and is linked nation wide. The system is called "Southmesh". Perry - K

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Biggest issue is that VARA on HF is a lot faster than HF Packet. A RaspberryPi "BQP" node can handle VARA as well as Packet on HF or VHF. Air Force MARS has a network of HF "message centers" using tha

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Hi Dave, I'm 33.4 miles from you. Let's stay in touch. Maybe we can cook something up sometime. Bill

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This is all very different from the packet of old. For one thing, once you get a chat network up which works reliably, you have an instant community of people who work together. A great thing of any l

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don't forget, we have existing networks on 7.104 and 14.105 300b LSB also, a few users on 3.589..

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Well on one hand you can wish you had a network that was 500 miles wide, and you can work towards that goal. On the other hand you could have 5 or 20 locals who could chat with each other entirely on

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Hi Tadd, the issue here is making the long-haul from mid-Tennessee to your area. At one time there was a Ham east of Huntsville and I could copy his packet with my 10 element yagi aat a distance of ab

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Whoops. Typed the QRZ link wrong. http://qrz.com/db/ka2dew

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hi. I am in Raleigh NC. I have an interest in building packet networks so we hams can connect long distances over ham radio, not the Internet, and chat in real time over ham radio packet. What kind of

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