I received mine about three weeks ago from MCM. I went the cheap route and opted to write the OS to the SD card myself. It took a couple of tries as I had to read the instructions *carefully* after

Heh, Once upon a time I fired up an Argonaut on 15 meter SSB and answered a CQ from Florida (I'm in Michigan). That guy was running a full legal limit amp turned right up. He gave me a five nine

Hi Charlie, I am not up to speed on those PIs either so I went and looked at their web site. I think you are right about the B model being the one to get. The prices I saw were $35 for that compared

4sqrp, Tonight I was talking to a station down in Texas and sent that I was running 5 watts. His next exchange was "r r ok Dan did you say 5 watts ?". Tell me if that wasn't fun! 73 es God

I am not up to speed on these Raspberry Pi's . I have seen them mentioned on other groups , plus an article on one hams web page that was using his as a transmitter . Same ham that wrote the QST

Jim, I ordered and received mine before OzarkCon but haven't powered it up yet. -- David Martin - K5DCM ---o0o--- Mountain Home, Arkansas Guns don't

RP's are awesome. There is a great bunch if us on Twitter! My Pi is not hooked up yet to any rigs. The HDMI output will look great on a big screen TV:-) 73....Walter . K5EST

Hey I heard u good job. The PRC is a pack radio Vietnam nam era and before. Rock bound I believe. I have worked him before. He uses a short loaded whip and a drag wire. It probably helps when he is

Hey Paul I tailgated you! I have to ask what is a PRC 64 6?

I just worked Paul on his PRC 64 6 his six watts sounded good.. He is calling CQ about 70299 de Paul N0NBD Sent from my iPad

Ge Jim Sounds like fun! Where did you get the main Board? Is like one of the miniature Scopes some of the guys were playing with a while back?Tnx 72 Johnny AC0BQ

Have fun with it Jim ! I have wanted one really bad, but Ibought a Beaglebone, so I can’t really justify a Raspberry Pi. 73 Gary W4GNS Well, I did it. Took the plunge and ordered one of those

Well, I did it. Took the plunge and ordered one of those little Raspberry Pi credit card sized Linux computer boards. I've wanted a good reason to learn Linux but I didn't want to set up a dual boot

I have the Ten Tec VI, Gary, and LOVE it...that receiver is SO easy to listen to! 72, Jim Rodenkirch K9JWV To: 4sqrp@... From: gary.w5rej@... Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2013 22:56:49 +0000 Subject: [4sqrp]

Greetings gang, The title is not my own doing. It is a subject in new member Mike/AD5A's blog at ad5aradio.blogspot.com. The entire blog is great reading but that particular article struck a chord

Aside from using a usb cable and 5V source, I was wondering if this would work with a couple of AA

HI Terry, I'm looking at using it with my K2. It'll require a special mike input interface cable that I'll be putting together. Later. Dean WB0P

In order to elimenate confusion 1 pigrig to Tiana and 1 pigrig Shawn Thanks for fast response RC 72 KC5WA -- "beware of gray fuzzies"

thanks -- "beware of gray fuzzies"

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