You'll need to get a TNC of some sort, like the TNC-Pi for 1200 baud or TNC-Pi9k6 for 1200/9600 baud. OR, you can get a sound card device like a SignaLink USB and use Direwolf as a virtual TNC. Either

Beware the shift to 64 bits. I installed the latest 64 bit image from RasPi foundation, and it worked fine until I tried to run a long time popular piece of software and it failed to run. It acted as

Adafruit has implemented a two factor authentication, apparently because their are bots out there buying up Pi boards as soon as they become available. I guess the bot operators sell the boards for a

I'm on the list of a few web sites to be notified when RasPi 4 boards show up. I'll get an email notification that, say, 200 boards are now available. By the time I click on the link, they are all gon

Well, then you can't blame the Raspberry Pi board if you have crappy power at your remote location. Mark KD0QYN

Agreed. I have had two Pi boards running for years with no issues, using the same SD cards all that time. They are not sitting idle either and both have very good power supplies. Most Pi boards will e

A SignaLink works fine. You'll need to read the docs to find out how to setup the device name. Mark KD0QYN

The Raspberry Pi's are very subseptible to RF. The most likely way to correct it is RF chokes on the power supply cable and any cable between the Pi and the radio. Maybe even the monitor cable althoug

OK, miscommunication. Forgetaboutit. Mark KD0QYN

Jeff, There have been, historically, three non-routable IP address ranges of different sizes that were setup expressly for the purpose of filling the need for an IP address range, initially, for compa

Vince, I set that up for just my development machine. It's a little complicated so I don't release the info as I don't want to support all the problems in everyone's home network. As I said, plug your

There is a bug that I have not yet found where the graphs are empty for an hour after the 0000UTC time change. I'm still trying to figure out how that happens, but it's not a big priority. If you are

Vince, Watch the videos I put up on the PiGate site. http://www.pigate.net/videos.html Let me know if you have more questions. Mark KD0QYN

Vince, Are you using an image that you have not made any changes to? You mentioned in a previous message about trying to connect the PiGate to your local WiFi, which is is not designed to do. The soft

Oh yeah, I forgot that I had to go with 16GB cards because the image size was slightly larger than 8GB. So yeah the uncompressed image will be about 8GB. Mark KD0QYN

Vince, The ZIPPED image is about 2.5GB, but if you unzip it, there should be an image file of 16GB. Perhaps your unzip software is not working as expected? Mark KD0QYN

Vince, The PiGate images are all 16GB, so if you put it on a larger SD, don't forget to use the raspi-config program to fill out the SD card or the size of the available card space will be 16GB. It ca

Vince, Take a look at this page of the web site: http://www.pigate.net/pigate-rms.html This should explain everything. If not, please let me know. Mark KD0QYN

John, Sorry about the 2.0 ->2.1 upgrade not working. My file hosting service made some changes and broke the upgrade. Here is a link to a full 2.1 image. I'm working on getting some new releases done,

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He could very well be a troll, just stirring up some "discussions". At least he didn't ask "Isn't ham radio and CB radio the same?" That would stir up a hornets nest! Mark KD0QYN