Amateur-Radio

Working without Pi-Star on a fresh and lightweight Raspberry Pi OS (64 bit) installation. One of the longer articles over here…

Describing my approach to properly install WeeWX on a virtual server which creates the weather page and also uploads my weather data to the APRS-IS network.

A quick and dirty summary of my Winlink installation on my linux laptop.

This is my attempt to properly install N1MM Logger+ on my main computer running Manjaro/Ubuntu Linux.

Sometimes you just need to create your own files. Mainly for the GD-77 because of its limited memory.

If you can’t change the band edges on your Anytone radio, change the band setting in the codeplug.

I did not like the small screen and the small housing of my last Hotspot so I decided to make a bigger housing where I needed a bigger screen. Look what I got myself up and running, with some major options to control the hotspot just right off the screen itself. Make sure to install the NextionDrivers when you use this layout – it offers way more possibilities.

I created a simple last-heard-dashboard for my small Nextion screen. It currently shows the used slot, its origin (like Network or RF) , the callsign and the used talkgroup.

This is a quick workaround to retrieve a DMRID on console or terminal.

This article is based on the Firmware v9.