These guys do great work! Best I've ever bought. I bet they would add the RPi end of things to their inventory of "TNC Side" ends. These guys will make up any combination needed.

I like it except for the soldering. Not exactly appliance compliant. My vision will not let me do the soldering.

I thought Draws was just a sound card and a GPS on one board? What else does it do?

Will look forward to your upcoming video on this! (yes?)

Read through the online manual. Once set up as a serial port just PuTTY into it from the Pi. Getting to the Pi GUI should not be a problem either. The commands to control and get raw data look easy en

I've seen 2 that are Arduino based but none for the Pi.

This has quite a bit of info I've never seen. It also seems to contain some dead page links on the top header. Are you working on these now?

I suspected this but was not sure. So just get a built TNCPI 9600 and it will work at 9600 or 1200 as a KISS TNC? Would love to use a pair for Winlink.

I would be very interested in something like this. A simple card to plug into the TNC-PI 9600 to give a choice of USB or serial to a PC. Something like this would boost sales of the boards. Not everyo

Crayon Cases. Bought 14 for parts storage and Pi projects. May go back around Payday and get 50 to resell at Hamfests. See pic. This is in East TN. SKU on the clear one is 091141382001 item 38200 I wo

I have to ask the group what other Rpi based system is out there that is truly plug and play for this. My vision now dictates that with some exceptions I cannot solder cables and boards anymore. Even

Can you post here when the GitHub goes live please? The HATs look great! Ronny K4RJJ

Does FL digi do this?

John I am saving my $$ for your Radio board you dropped news of on HRN at Dayton. When is that going to go live on Kickstarter? I want to be ready for it so could you give this group a days notice? Th

Yep. The 5vdc rail of any PC power supply made in the last 30 or more years will have much more than you need. Prices start at free. https://makezine.com/projects/computer-power-supply-to-bench-power-

Larry I worked at a UPS Hub. We were taught to treat anything we could toss like a basketball. Loading a Semi was a fun time if you did not care what you were loading. Build a wall of large boxes leav

Streaming to or from Shoutcast?

Look at Adafruit.com or Microcener. There are some 9" HDMI units out there as well.

I've got one here on the desk but have not tried it due to work and other stuff that gets in the way of fun. They were included in issue 40 of Mag Pi in the UK. I heard there are still some out there.

YAAC works on a Pi and shines on a Pi2 quad core. http://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html Ronny K4RJJ