Fred: The TM-D710G does have a 6-pin DIN jack compatible with DRAWS. It's on back panel of the radio unit and labeled DATA. Thanks, Steve Stroh N8GNJ <Hirschfh@...> wrote: -- Steve

Hi Fred, The mini-din 6 connector is common interface across vendors who provide a packet radio interface. Here is a diagram of the pinout from

Mr. Hirsch, Please check out Ham Made Parts at hammadeparts.com. Les, WY0GTR, has many of the cables already. He adds more as they are requested. Ed Bloom, KD9FRQ ewbloom@... Sent from Webmail

John, I have a Kenwood TM-D710G and several ICOM HF rigs. None have a 6 pin jack. So you recommend that I fabricate a plug to match the pin config with of the supplied 6 pin cables. Did you supply a

Hi I have a ThumbDV running at 460K. It runs fine with AMBEServer in half duplex mode sending either SPEECH packet or CHANNEL packet. I am sending companded 160 byte audio packets and get back the

I'm not an expert but I believe it will work on the PiDrive as long as you use the PiDrive power instead of the 12 volt supply. My new Pi3B+ should be in by this weekend. I will try my draws on it and

I'd be happy to help you troubleshoot Douglas. For this sort of thing whether you have the DRAWs hat or not won't matter, this is simply a rpi/linux networking configuration. Do you have access to

Try this one from KM4ACK. https://youtu.be/QZtAOLcY5dY

Could someone email me and see what i'm doing wrong? I can't seem to get the hotspot to work on my pi, with or without the draws hat. I used the instructions that julian linked to. --

It is getting warmer, here in phoenix it is already getting to the mid 80s and will be getting into the 90s next week. Are there any cooling fans that can be used with the draws hat on a pi? Even in

Thanks Julian, I actually went and watched your video on this last night (again) too. I’ll check that link tonight. I’m going to try to take it out away from the house this weekend and make sure

I followed that doc last night actually and it was super helpful. I’m going to go through the test and validation stuff tonight. Im looking forward to getting it all dialed in I even got js8

Dang, and I wanted to use MY PiDrive with it. I'll hold off on experimenting with it until there's more info! Gwen, NG3P -- -+-+-+-+- Jenny Everywhere's Infinite: Quark Time http://quarktime.net

John, It might not be obvious but you want to start with 'Getting Started' page from the udrc

Yikes, i just got mine yesterday. I'm new to raspberry pi but not to Linux so have been getting familiar with the rpi centric configs etc. It's a pretty cool setup. I'm interested in hearing what you

Its very simple to use your raspberry pi to connect to your home network when you're at home, or to act as an access point in the field. Here's the tutorials used. Read all the comments before you

Thanks for the reply. And yes I did enable by removing the # and re-booting. I believe the prdrive drew to many amps and it may have blown or weaked the 5 volt regulator. But when I power it up from

Did you enable audio? Towards the bottom of this page Also - when you say it gave you a smoke signal... that doesn't sound good. Do you know what burned up, or on which board it came from?

I wanted to use my PiDrive as it is already setup as my access point and dhcp server to my ham shack on wheels. I plugged the hat in and hooked up an external 12 volt source. When I powered it up it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxsmGaFZ2MM Getting GPS from your phone/tablet will be difficult unless they are running gpsd or similar. You can USB tether or use your phone as a WiFi Hotspot.