I have a TNC-Pi with an RPi 3B+ and tried it with a Baofeng and it crashed the RPi. Had to reflash the SD card and start again from scratch. I suggest getting another radio. It works fine in the mobil

I'm setting up an RPi for APRS. Loaded Raspbian and YAAC onto my RPi connected to a TNC-Pi and MoPi board. GPS connected an looking good. Everything seemed fine until I connected my handheld for testi

All fine and good for those interested in the TNC-X replacement. For those interested in a TNC-Pi replacement, it looks like you are out of luck. Personally, I think that is very sad. From what I have

"installWebMail" is the script that was running. The error message indicated line 40 of the installWebMail script threw the error. Line 40, quoted in my message is "./linbpq --adduser RMS "" TRUE" res

I ran the install script a number of times in different directories, all with the same results. I did eventually run the "file linbpq" command and discovered I was trying to run a 32-bit file on a 64-

The asterisk is not part of the file name. It indicates it is an executable file. Michael WA7SKG Jeff Logullo N0̸MII wrote on 1/28/20 2:22 PM:

Sorry, I thought it would be clear that getting the directory listing with "ll" would have indicated that I was in that directory, as well as issuing "./linbpq" to run a file in that directory. Does t

Not really RPi related, but I see there have been linbpq discussions here before. I am trying to set up something for Winlink on my Linux computer (Mint 19). I followed the directions for linbpq on ww

That is the "Official" Raspberry Pi touchscreen. I don't really have anything to compare it to, but it serves the purpose. Michael WA7SKG Adam P.N. Leask wrote on 1/20/20 5:01 PM:

In case anyone is interested in this project, here is my mobile APRS headend so far. Almost ready for final installation in the truck. The front view is as I will see it from the driver's seat. The li

Terry and Les, In this application, as mentioned in the original post and title, I am using the MoPi 2 board along with the TNC-Pi hat. The MoPi board takes two inputs from 7-35 volts to provide a reg

I held the start button multiple times for 2-5 or so seconds. After leaving it for a while, it just started working. I think I have the "Safe Discharge" set for 10 volts. The power supply puts out a p

After sitting for a few hours, tried again and it come right up. I hope this is not a continued reliability issue. Michael WA7SKG Michael WA7SKG wrote on 1/19/20 6:45 PM:

I am putting together a mobile APRS station. I have an RPi3B+, a TNC-Pi, and a MoPi 2 power board all mounted in a SmartiPi Touch case on a 7" monitor. I put it all together the other day, plugged it

This is very curious. I would like to hear more about this USB to 6-pin DIN cable. Is there circuitry built into the cable for some type of data conversion or something? What kind of radio is this for

Graham, it is about the Raspberry Pi. Sad part of this forum, too many people feel the need to post something totally unrelated to the question. Just sigh and move on. He is a Windoze user and probabl

And yet the previously referenced article ( https://www.amsat.org/amsat/articles/g3ruh/109.html) says: "One is that the channel is not DC coupled. It could never be so in an FM system unless one could

"the Signalink will not work at the higher speed because it has transformers in the audio chain." Huh?? It is audio. Maybe a greater bandwidth due to the speed, but audio nonetheless. Entertainment sy

Thanks for the suggestion, but I am not going to spend another $150+ for more hardware that is less capable than what I already have to do the work of a $7 buck-boost module. Michael WA7SKG John D Hay

I thought that may be the case. I'll have to find some jumpers. I've had the screen for several years and only just now got around to fiddling with it. It is mounted in a Smarti Pi case. I'll have to