Does the Pi 3B+ decode FT8 properly or should I wait on the Pi 4 for the faster CPU? I'm getting mixed reports from other Raspberry groups. I already have a DRAWS and just waiting to see how the Pi 4

Thank you. I tried on a pi without the hat and it did not boot. Does draws 11 have the same isdue with updating? KI7LIK Granada Estates Neighborhood Watch

To all using an HT with DRAWS: Clamp on Ferrite Beads are recommended on both ends of the Cable to prevent RFI from interfering with the Pi. 73 Bryan K7UDR

I tried when the DR-2X first came out with no success and have not heard of anyone having success with it. You would need direct access to the discriminator, modulator, and PTT with no interference

This is an old thread, but is UDRC operation with the DR-2X still impossible? Is it just a matter of selecting a different control mode? the FM/FM mode is not available anymore, however AMS/FM

I don't have any specific information on RaspAp. However, people have been advised not to do a general update on Beta-11 with the DRAWS™, though I doubt it would prevent booting. Will the Pi boot

It seems as if the problem is when i try to update the distribution. After i do such and do a sudo reboot, it only shuts down and not boot up.

I write a new card with draws 11 that i had on my computer. It booted up normally and went through and checked out with the normal set up in getting started. I tried to install rasp ap before

http://wa8lmf.net/6-Pin-MiniDin-Data-Connector/ Link to the pin-out.. Dave KI5ASH

The boys of Phoronix have been busy testing the new pi 4. https://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=28057

For anyone following along at home, I did get all the hardware working, ax25 configured and dire wolf configured. I installed pat, and am able to get the LED on the draws to light up when pat is

Thanks! What I ended up doing was basically this: 1. vanilla buster install 2. update all the things (apt update ; apt upgrade) 3. add snd-soc-tlv320aic32x4-i2c and ax25 to /etc/modules 4. add

Aha! Thank you both. Instead of running the n7nix code, I've been using it as inspiration, and gotten things to recognize the sound card, thanks to n7nix, Lars and Karl and all the docs that exist in

Lars is faster than me :) If someone get a similar problem with RPi4, you should note that there are two variants of the kernel involved. RPi3 by default boot the -v7+ variant that Lars refers

Hi Jon, Your /boot/config.txt seems to be the same as the one on my RPi4, so that looks correct. The 2 files Karl refers to that might have been moved to /home/pi/tmp, are

Hi, Jon I actually did a fresh install of Buster on a RPi3b+ while I was waiting for my RPi4 to arrive. So it is possible to run Buster on RPi3. (RPi4 require Buster to boot, but the setup of Buster

I have followed the notes here (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Wq-jNLXYuREIOcr0OVu1FxPNhDFGuCOu6dX5OQ2BVxA/edit#). I'm on my second go-round with a fresh image. I can't seem to get the drivers

file n7nix/debug/btest.sh hardcoded N and W current beacon_msg="!${lat}N/${lon}W-$timestamp, from $(hostname) on port $AX25PORT Seq: $seqnum" recommended

k7udr posted: "The DRAWS HATs are in stock but the announcement of the Pi 4 has changed the landscape.We have Pi 4s on order, and a few of our customers have DRAWS working on the Pi 4 now (see our

Matt, You may want to reset the radio. I have done that in the past when problems arise. I use the included menu settings after I reset the radio. I am using the left audio channel. Have you checked