Jim, probably use your camera. That is way easier than importing a screen shot linux program. I can always clip off the monitor frame panel. Thanks for all your help. We really like exclusive

Lee- my pigs work fine without the toroid. The function is to reduce BCI in case that you live near a big station. Also, I didn't bother to use shielded cable for hookup wires as suggested in the

Hi Jon, import isn't available for the Debian "Wheezy" version of Linux that the little Raspberry Pi uses, or if it is, I haven't been able to find it. I did, however find a freebie out there called

Lee, I can send you a thin aluminum overlay say .020 to .032. Double sticky in place after drilling and cover it with the piggy sticker...Let me know I'll send it to the QRZ address. Please give me

Ge Lee Similar to Johns idea, try swapping ends with labels and holes???? Gl Johnny AC0BQ

I use 'import' on my linux system. Don't know how standard your distribution is. If you don't have it, you might be able to download it. John AA0VE Sent from my iPod

Lee, I'm sri you'd had problems drilling the TP-19. TGo help others avoid that in the future, I just added this note to the label files. Before printing with your PDF program, make sure to select

Hey Guys, All part of the original plan. Right now I'm trying to come up with some screen shots but so far haven't figured out how to do a screen capture of images from the Pi without using a camera

John - Thanks for the idea. I will try that this evening since I've been calling TenTec all day and getting busy signals for every number on their web page! tried ordering from the website, but the

Wayne, you took the words right outta my mouth!!! Congrats Jim, nice to see a 4 state member figure out things before the geeks! 72....Walter . K5EST

Jim, What about writing the thing up for "The Banner"? sure would make interesting reading... 72/3 es God Bless de Wayne - KC0PMH -- http://www.qsl.net/kc0pmh/ Under construction but please visit

I've been tinkering with one of those little "Raspberry Pi", Linux based, credit card sized computers trying to get it to run the Linux version of FLDIGI reliably. Even the "B" model which I have has

Lee: I probably shouldn't admit this to the group, but I've been known to drill holes in the wrong place as well (I assume most of us have done this at one time or another). However, there might be a

A couple of members of the CRES radio club in Central Ohio and I participated in TTF at Scioto Trail State Park in southern OH, We rented a mini cabin and had hills all around us but using a KX3 we

I screwed up. I printed off my label but didn't notice that the printer box had been checked adjust to fit screen. I drilled all the holes very carefully using this print out as a template. I then

Gm Mike Excellent tip! Tnx 72 JOHNNY AC0BQ

Fb MIke, Congrats and Good Sleuthing. ---------------------------------- I love this radio stuff ! 72 WA�ITP www.wa0itp.com www.4sqrp.com

That happened to me the other day when I was troubleshooting a LiL Squall that I built a while ago and had to wait for another transistor to get it fired up. Well when I removed the old transistor the

Good morning all, I hope everyone got to have some radio fun this weekend. I operated SOTA from Mount Scott in the Wichita Mountains and made 40 qsos. Good day for me. :-) So, Pig Rig #181 is

What a wealth of information! It's gonna take me a while there. Thanks and 72