RASPBERRY PI 2 FLDIGI INSTALL

Project 37: Install WSJT-X (FT8, JT65, etc.).

Project 35: RPi Library for the Salem, Oregon Area.

Project 34: Book: Hamshack Raspberry Pi.

Project 32: Make a Printed QSL Card with GIMP.

Project 30: DV4mini: DV (Digital Voice) Hotspot for C4FM Fusion.

Project 28: Install rtl_sdr SDR with ALSA aplay.

Project 27: VoIP: Listen to WA7ABU 145.290 MHz Repeater.

Project 26: Install Flmsg, Forms Management Editor.

Project 25: Install CQRLOG, Logging Program.

Project 24: Install Gcb, Long and Short Path Distance.

Project 23: Install Grig, Gnome RIG Contest.

Project 22: Install TLF, Console Based Ham Radio Contest Logger.

Project 21: Install Python Ham Radio Control Libraries.

Project 20: Install Flrig, Graphical Transceiver Control Program.

Project 19: Install Fldigi, Digital Modulation Program.Project 18: Install Xlog, Amateur (Ham) Radio Logging Program.

RASPBERRY PI 2 FLDIGI TV

Project 17: Install QSSTV, Slow Scan TV (SSTV).Project 15: Install GNU Radio Companion.

RASPBERRY PI 2 FLDIGI SOFTWARE

Project 14: Install airspy, Tiny and Efficient Software Defined Radio Receiver.Project 13: Install twclock world clock for ham radio operators.Project 12: Install Gpredict, GNOME Predict satellite tracking program.Project 11: Search the RPi repository index for SDR software.Project 10: Search the RPi repository index for ham radio software.Project 9: Lists of RPi & Linux Ham Radio Software.

Project 8: Microcontrollers for Hamr Radio.

Project 7: Facebook Raspberry Pi Amateur Radio.

Project 6: Join the Yahoo! Group Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO.

Project 5: Attend a Ham Radio RPi Workshop.

Project 4: Visit Ham Radio RPi Websites.

Project 3: Watch Raspberry Pi Ham Radio Videos.

Project 1: View Ham Radio RPi Presentations.

Listen to repeater using the RPi: Project 27ĭavid, WA9ONY, is an amateur radio operator and he usually can be found operating most mornings (M-F) at 10:00 am on the WA7ABU 145.290 repeater's Tech Net, Silver Creek Falls, Oregon.

Gpredict, Ham radio satellite tracking: Project 12.

The below amateur (Ham) radio applications have been implemented on the RPi by David Haworth, WA9ONY: Raspberry Pi (RPi) Amateur (Ham) Radio Applications

Runs without display, keyboard and mouse.

Additional hardware interfaces available.

Runs a wide variety of open source Linux software related to radio applications.

A powerful, low cost, small size, single-board computer (SBC).

The RPi is great for use with amateur (Ham) radio projects because it is:

The head phones connects to the FT-857D CT-39 data cable input and to the round speaker.

The line input connects to the FT-857D CT-39 data cable output.

Various USB memory sticks for backing up user files on the RPi.

Connect to the top of the breadboard is an Yaesu CT-39 data cable that go to the.

White breadboard with unconnected GPIO to breadboard interface board.

Small round black and silver speaker located above the keyboard.

In the official red case (the white case top is removed for maximum cooling). RPi computer for general purpose computing. WA9ONY Amateur (Ham) Radio Raspberry Pi Computer Projects

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