This is what I finally was able to do, I used a USB stick and cloned the RigPi image onto the micro card (on the Pi) to the USB stick. I then used a USB read/writer SD/micro SD dongle and put a 16 gb

John, Try these steps, Using 7 Zip only, Right click on the zipped file, highlight 7 Zip, Click on Open archive only, double click on the RigPi2 folder, Right click on the Buster-rigpi.zip file and se

John, There are some unzippers that can not handle large files and as such will have errors in them. I use 7 Zip that can handle these large files and have had no problems with this unzipper. https://

Rico, There are some unzippers that can not handle large files and as such will have errors in them. I use 7 Zip that can handle these large files and have had no problems with this unzipper. https://

Mark, Have you investigated this also, Some people have reported that some applications are ignoring the effect of the PulseAudio output switcher. This is probably caused by an old ALSA configuration

Mark, Are you seeing this? Now onto the Mumble config, I found for my setup the following, Configure>Settings. For the Input and Output select System ALSA and [pulse] Pulse Sound Server in the dropdow

#pulseaudio #version #ft-857d #yaesu #alsamixer

Bo, I posted this just recently. To the group, I have done this upgrade. Before I did this I did a clone using the built-in clone utility within the PI OS--very important to do this!!! I used the clon

Do a right mouse click on the taskbar and select Add/Remove items. Click the Add button to select from the list, Volume Control then click Add. You can highlight this item in the list to move it right

To the group, I have done this upgrade. Before I did this I did a clone using the built-in clone utility within the PI OS--very important to do this!!! I used the clone to do the upgrade. I followed t

Dan, This is a common error message about the ADIF log file. Locate the ADIF log file and do this, Find the first line where it says: WSJT-X ADIF Export<eh> change it to: WSJT-X ADIF Export<eoh> Save

Rico, There are some unzippers that can not handle large files and as such will have errors in them. I use 7 Zip that can handle these large files and have had no problems with this unzipper. Try this

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Rod, The optics of your question needs to be corrected to at least less that a quarter wave so the Dawes limit can be achieved! MENU>SET>CONNECTORS>ACC/USB AF Output Level Is the RX level going to the

Skip, There is a clone utility built into the PI OS. Click on the Raspberry then to Accesories then SD Card Copier. You use a USB 2 or 3 card read/writer for this. Again do this before any changes are

Skip, Did you do a backup before you made any changes to this new card? The corrupted card can be used for the backup. Bruce N7XGR

Jim, Skip, I believe that some files on the card are corrupted because of the power loss. It is best to contact MFJ for a replacement card and start all over from scratch unfortunately. When Skip get

Garry, This is very good news. This is a reminder to do a complete clone of the original rigpi card before doing any settings. You can do this within the PI's system using the clone utility. Do this e

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Garry, I would try this, download the current image from here, https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/ I use 7 zip to unzip and use Balena Etcher to put the image on the micro card. You will o

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Garry, Try this, get into your router config main screen and depending on the router find the page that has all connections both wired and WIFI. In mu Asus router my connection to the unit reads rigpi

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeBZIiA_xZ4&t=630s From the DX Engineering YouTube Channel. Bruce N7XGR

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