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i assigned P4 button to message list. Ramen, it's whats for dinner.

Good luck with that ! Let me know how that works out.

@@KM6LYW Works out fine. I don't need a new radio after buying one in December.

Oh, right "dual band" is a third thing to confuse with dual watch vs dual receive - great point!

Yah, not obvious right? To set your home channel, configure a repeater, then hold down "M/W" (memory write) button, then scroll to memory "zero" aka, "home", then long-press display (enter), select OK to Overwrite.

DigiPi 1.9-2 supports DigiRig Mobile out-of-the-box, select it on the Initialize page. The DigiRig "Lite" however, is not yet supported, but can be made to work by editing a couple files.

@@KM6LYW I had it working for a bit, but now it's showing as Card 0, Device 0. It shows up as: Usb-Silicon_Labs_CP2102N_USB_to_UART_Bridge_Controller_f8af0fe7c58cee119f0803028acbdcd8-if00-port0/ttyUSB0 **** List of CAPTURE Hardware Devices **** card 0: Device [USB Audio Device], device 0: USB Audio [USB Audio] Subdevices: 0/1 Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 Within localize.env, is this correct to change? NEWI2CAUDIO=digirig How do I get it to show up as Card 1? Thanks!

@KM6LYW So, I have ran into an issue on the Pi Zero 2W.. the Digirig Mobile won't show up -only as Device 0, Card 0. This is what is shows: Usb-Silicon_Labs_CP2102N_USB_to_UART_Bridge_Controller_f8af0fe7c58cee119f0803028acbdcd8-if00-port0/ttyUSB0 **** List of CAPTURE Hardware Devices **** card 0: Device [USB Audio Device], device 0: USB Audio [USB Audio] Subdevices: 0/1 Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 Within localize.env, is this correct to change? NEWI2CAUDIO=digirig How do I get the Pi to recognize the digirig? It worked with the Pi 3 until I unplugged and moved it. I had to install a driver for my Windows PC. Am I missing something simple? I've tried multple cables. and had it working for a short time. No luck on Pi Zero 2W.

@@KM6LYW It doesn't save as selected and shows up as FEPI. How can I change back to DigiRig?

America isn't the only country in the world. Consider that you might be speaking to someone who does live in such an environment. Otherwise you can just speak to other Americans warbling about the same thing... which is fine.

the HT app and the little yellow walkie talkie can turn off your radio. it also has auto-power-off timeout. Otherwise, walk to the trunk :)

I have poor impulse control. see the movie "Office Space" - great stuff

I'm using scrcpy on Linux which allows me to see/use my android tablet connected with usb-debugging enabled. kinda cool

Send me an email, found on QRZ, NA7Q. Happy to help out with that issue.

@@mikeph4 Can you share it here Mike? Your instructions tell us to click on "grant file permissions" but that isn't seen on the client, and aprsdroidOSM can't access the files?

@@KM6LYW Since your video I made an update that made it easier and more standardized to grant permissions. The permissions previously were done when going to the system settings and searching for hidden permissions menus within Android. With the new update you don't need to do that (hopefully). I tested it on 3 devices with old and newer Android and it worked great. I also added a file picker for selecting the maps. So the whole process is greatly simplified. Let me know if this works or doesn't.

@@mikeph4 yes thank you. It works perfectly now. offline maps! I used the file picker, just selected the maps file from aprsdroid, then I pressed 'grant permissions' from within aprsdroid.

What else would you like to see?

@mikeph4 It will be great once the Bluetooth LE option is fully developed. Some sort of built-in map would be nice. When I open the app it won't pull any maps from the Internet. I understand maps can be downloaded though. In general APRSDroid's interface is a bit cumbersome. But I'm sure changing that would take a ton of work. I'm just happy someone is finally continuing development of the app.

​@@JimBrock-y1jthere is a built in map. If it doesn't work it's because you tried to use Google maps, which I can't provide publicly due to cost. But OSM is free. You can use the online version. Or ANY map type for offline. I will be adding more online mapping down the road. As well as making it easier to pick and choose your offline maps. The layout I would say is feature filled, but not at all cumbersome. Send me an email, NA7Q

@@JimBrock-y1j Apparently my previous comment got deleted. You can use online OSM maps by literally just switching the map viewer to OSM maps from the eye icon at the top. And making sure offline mode isn't toggled in the app preferences. what about the interface is "cumbersome"? It's a feature filled app for APRS to say the least. It's not cumbersome or overly complex like APRSIS32 on windows.

Not out-of-the-box. It requires a special PTT line at the end of each direwolf .conf file for the CM108 chip in DigiRig Lite. (DigiRig Mobile is fully supported).

@@KM6LYW Thank you!

@@LadiboiJoy pink floyd.. from the wall

@craig9309 real funny and sick..very sick..this screen name is to mock toxic ♀️..not for what you insinuating..

@craig9309 very foolish..you need to go tell this to ♀️🐍who use court laws to rob finnesse men..and laugh..as well as ♀️🐍that use kops as a personal army to beat injure lock up innocent men for their bordem.

@craig9309 I'm not some weirdo..my screen name allows me to troll the gender supremacy groups out here..

@craig9309 you don't realize what's happening here in the USA with ♀️🐍. .messing over men..you need to do some signit work and your. Find out one day and eat your words against me

"direwolf.log" lists all the activity, however, it resets each time you run direwolf. if you use ">>" instead of ">", it will append to the log, instead of overwrite.

No, I wouldn't even try on VHF (144Mhz) which is supporting 1200baud. Maybe at 9600baud, which is the logical limit. it might take hours to transfer a song.

Interesting so it’s quite slow technology is there a way to speed it up to get let’s say 1 megabit per second otherwise this could be practical for off the grid networking for basic information

@@alekzandermaniku4630 No, it's a function of the frequency. Lower frequencies go 100 miles, but the bandwidth is 1200baud. High frequences go across a house, and the bandwidth is 1 billion baud.

@@craig9309 how high frequencies give more speed and is there a balance between distance and speed?

Possibly? or via rigctld, both are network-controlled. the question is how you'd get audio?

That's a new one to me. Is the pi sitting on a static bag or conductive surface?

@@KM6LYW It's on my workbench where I do all my radio stuff. I might send the screen back and get a replacement, maybe it's an issue of bad hardware. Frustrating for sure...

@@Dennis-tf2cs Yah, sounds lame. you can always hardware with ethernet too. they make little ethernet dongles, etc

lol - it kind of depends on the time of day and the repeater :). We don't take ourselves that seriously. At least we try.

Yah, typeB, it's a strange animal with multiple ports. Get a Digirig891 -- made just for that radio.

@@craig9309 yeah, I have the DR891 for that rig, and a couple DR Mobiles for my 857 and HTs, and a DR Mini which I'm having a devil of a time to get to cooperate with the PI. Oh! BTW, Some of my dearest friends are from Georgetown, and not the university :) I lived right off 49, within spitting distance from the American. Thanks again for this plethora of knowledge!

unknown, i read, second hand, that the pcb masking varnish was present on the dx10 too.