What is the minimum voltage at which the hat will operate? Kevin, K3VIN

Hello Basil, thanks for your support - this weekend I got it running. Now try to go further in the installation of the Bullseye version. 73 de Erwin, OE1EKG

Kevin, I agree with Basil: I use a Sceptre model E16, 12V monitor. Attached is a picture of my first ham radio project: briefcase radios (2M, 1.25M & 70cm). Everything shown fits into the

Kevin, Thanks for the photo! For an RPi monitor I like to use a 12V monitor like ones made by Sceptre or for smaller monitors (10") I use Sunfounder. I try to reduce (like 0) the number of noisy

Here is a photo of my new setup running off of a 14ah battery. I was running the 817 with 2.5 watts. The only thing left is a monitor dedicated to the Pi so I don't have to VNC into it. Kevin, K3VIN

In the N7NIX repo there is a script for the RPi/DRAWS setup that runs in my truck. https://github.com/nwdigitalradio/n7nix/blob/master/tracker/updown_log.sh That script runs once a minute from a

Old post, but at what voltage does the hat shutdown everything down? Kevin, K3VIN

Problem Solved. I had to power the draws pi down and take it outside. On reboot, it began to see the satellites and got a fix. I then moved it back inside to the same place it would not get a fix

The two things, replace the battery with a known good one. Then i would check the time, date including the year. ..jpw J P Watters KC9KKO Morris, IL USA

I am now past 3 hours after power on and still no fix. Rich, KR4PI

After this procedure how long did you wait for a fix? It can take a fairly long time to get a fix after a 'cold' start. (15 minutes or more sometimes) -- John D. Hays Kingston, WA K7VE / WRJT-215

I removed power from the DRAWS hat and removed the battery from it as well. I left it off all night. when I put the battery back in and pluged in power to the DRaws hat, I still could not get a fix on

here is the output of Sensors: pi@Draws:~ $ sensors iio_hwmon-isa-0000 Adapter: ISA adapter +12V: 13.40 V +5V: 5.07 V User ADC 1: 3.00 mV User ADC 2: 3.00 mV

power is through 12 volts into the DRAWS hat. What concerns me is that the TOFF: >1 day. I will power it off for the night and see if that helps. I assume that is should also take the battery out for

Not sure what else to try, maybe power it down for a few minutes. Also are you powering it through a 5.1V wall wart or 12V to the DRAWS hat? Post the output of the 'sensors' command. Rich KR4PI

pi@DRAWS:~/n7nix $ systemctl status gpsd ● gpsd.service - GPS (Global Positioning System) Daemon Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/gpsd.service; enabled; vendor preset: ena Active: active

1. Make sure gpsd is running: systemctl status gpsd # You should see Active: active (running) ● gpsd.service - GPS (Global Positioning System) Daemon Loaded: loaded

Up until a couple of days ago, my draws hat GPS was working perfectly. I had it setup to be the time source for my HamClock. I noticed that my HamClock was no longer updating time. So I went to the

Greetings to all the group. Lurker from a long time, i had decided to use my UDRC in dstar repeater, the setup was easy, just a couple of hours figuring out some stuff with alsa, but none the less it

I don't think pat is running. In a console type: pat http Then see if you can load the web app at localhost:8080 in a browser. If that doesn't work refresh the scripts and send me the output