I made a new topic to urdc. It is awaiting moderation as i am a new member of that group. I am very new and have learned alot about linux command line. Thanks to everyone who does so much work in

I have the hat in hand. The order date was sometime in december and shipped in the past week. KI7LIK Granada Estates Neighborhood Watch

I am stuck. I have gotten to the point of installing it via command line, but it just keeps saying that the card is a directory. Here is the command: dd bs=4M if=draws_beta9.img

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Make that udrc@... John D. Hays Edmonds, WA K7VE

Your simplest path is to burn a new SD card with the image from. http://images.nwdigitalradio.com/downloads/ We are all at https://www.microhams.com/2019/03/23/mhdc-2019-live-stream/ today. BTW, send

I have a pi that i already have an sd card with the os loaded. Would i be able to either put another partition to the current card, write a new card or how will it work? KI7LIK Granada Estates

Thank you. KI7LIK Granada Estates Neighborhood Watch

The SD Card goes in the Raspberry Pi -- the software runs on the Pi to drive the DRAWS™ HAT. Please review the documentation at

What was your order date?

What material is used?

My draws hat came in the mail today. Where do i put the sd card for the hat itself? Thanks

What is being done with the case to minimize the RFI being produced by the PI?

Do you plan on sharing the cad files themselves so that testers can add improvements more easily and share? Looking to get into the next DRAWS cycle in April myself, my intention is to use portable

Steve and Kevin, I have downloaded your files and will print this weekend. I do not have my DRAWS board yet, but it should arriving soon. I THINK I have the correct display, so I should be able to

Thanks for the responses! I did get a very quick response from David PA7LIM which was to "Please select an YSF reflector in the setup." It worked perfectly. I can now again change settings. Cheers!

use IOBit Uninstall Free. To get rid of old files in program.

For WinDV, I found that deleting entries in the Windows Registry was sometimes necessary to clean up local settings. You might pop a note to info@... (he does participate in the ambe subgroup here,

You might consider navigating to c:\users\(you)\AppData\local\ and find BlueDV directory and erase it. There is another directory under documents named BlueDV.

I use CCleaner to remove residual stuff.