I have not implemented or tested this, but it should work. Raspbian is Linux on the Raspberry Pi, so you only need the Pi plus DRAWS™ HAT and radios. The wiring to the radio is straightforward using

You can't expect them to create another early adopter case for the Pi 4. My understanding is that a discount was offered to early adopters and you took the risk knowing that there could be issues. If

> We will have an update on cases this week, Including changes to accommodate the new Pi4. If we have a case on backorder (ordered mine a couple months ago) will we be receiving the Pi4-compatible

Hi All, The new Raspberry Pi 4 has some interesting features and we certainly will be looking at it, however, we at NW Digital Radio do not get any advance engineering information from the Raspberry

I’m in the same boat as August! We deserve to be apprised of the situation considering how this has been handled. I travel a lot and have zero comfort level that I’m ever going to see this case!

It may be worth noting that "You MUST make sure to upgrade your Raspbian operating system install to the latest version so that the firmware can support the new chips! Old SD cards from previous

I want the case, was told it would be shipped in late May. August KG7BZ

Notice the date on the message I'm replying to. April 10 I bought an early adopter DRAWS many months ago, paid for the early-adopter AL case at beginning of May, still don't have any word on the case.

Hello August, We will have an update on cases this week, Including changes to accommodate the new Pi4. Yes we have your $15, which is of course refundable. 73 Bryan K7UDR

I bought an early adopter DRAWS many months ago, paid for the early-adopter AL case at beginning of May, still don't have any word on the case. Anything??? You got my money! August KG7BZ

Going to need yet another case design. :-) Dave N2OA

I'll be with you, ordering DRAWS and RPI 4 on the 1st of July.

I just preordered one - CanaKit was (already?) sold out so I'll get it sometime in July. Glad to be a beta tester with DRAWS. It'll at least require modifications to the case.

This sounds like my weather voice system. The second radio is a ctually a repeater and no need for the second rpi or udrc. It converted the text from a weather station to wav file and sent them over

For those that are interested in a video overview of the RPi 4 B, here's a good one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXCjpJasvG0 Steve KC1AWV -- Steve Miller KC1AWV

Hello community, I have a question whether such a constellation would work? Linux -- RPI -- UDRC HAT -- (Radio equipment) <-------> (Radio equipment) -- UDRC HAT -- RPI -- Linux How the radio

Assuming the pinouts are compatible, I'll be 100% going for one. I've been experimenting with the Pi3 while waiting for my DRAWS to ship (*drums fingers on desk*) and I've felt it a bit wanting in

Anyone going to be experimenting with the new Raspberry Pi 4?

I have the data cable plugged in and I've used data/pkt successfully before. This is why this is so frustrating... it used to work and now nothing works. I'll have to see what I can rig up to run

All very good answers so far. But since you specifically asked for my opinion, I guess I should oblige... HAM is "A hobby of a thousand hobbies", so even though your radio has a built in sound card,