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- Let's take a look at how FLRIG can help us as ham radio operators and a look back at the channel in 2019.
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Another great video. Congratulations on the channel growth, it's well earned. You've done a great job of breaking down all of this PI stuff to easily digested nuggets for those of us who are barely PI literate.
Thanks Jason, I have to admit that I was one of those people that didn’t know about FLRig, but I do now!! Happy New Year and keep those videos coming. Cheers.
As always a great video.... Your knowledge of Ham Radio inspires me to continue to learn.... Thank you Sir!
Thanks for all your work and very instructive and useful videos. You are an Elmer and so holding up a long tradition in the HAM radio community. Happy New Year and 73 from Canada VE3VCG
Great vid as always. Congrats on the success of your channel. It's content like this that will keep your channel growing. Keep up the good work and thanks for all you do for ham radio. 73 and happy new years de KF7VUT.
Nice intro to FLRIG. Thanks.
Think you just helped me solve my problem. I've got FLRIG working, but no matter what I try nothing keys the radio. I thing I to;d it to use the 857 and not FLRIG. Thanks you a nother year of great videos!
Just exploring your channel, looks like a great source, thanks !
Awesome, thank you!
CQRLog looks like a great logging program for the Raspberry Pi. There are few to none that work with Pi and it would be huge to see a how to install and get it running video. It is also a free program which is a plus.
I have also learned a great deal from your video's which makes integrating the Pi a nice experience.
Thank you Jason.
Good stuff Jason! Looking forward to talking with you on 4JAN20.
Nice video for the year end Jason. My last SIG, "Linux for Hams" was last night at the PCARS Clubhouse. I had log on issues with our WLAN, we share with a County organization, and had to succumb to the club Windows PC to log on to my youtube account so we could watch your "Must Have Pi Accessories" video. I explained the importance of having at least 2 SDHC #10 cards for normal use and backup. I mentioned to our group some topics I would like to present at our 4 SIG's in 2020 (we meet whenever there is a 5th Tuesday; Tuesday's are Special Interest Group night) and PAT Winlink, fldigi, and flrig seemed to be favorites. I took numbers for each person that logged into the SIG to randomly pick 4 numbers for prizes that I brought. Two were mini-SDCARD carriers and the 2 bonus prizes were a 32 GB SDHC #10 card with Raspian Buster installed. Seems when I brought up your video a couple hams knew of you already. Most everyone left by 2230 hours. Another single member stayed with my dog Kobe and I until nearly 0130, January 1st. We were involved with an install on one my friend's Pi's and missed the stroke of midnight. Best 73 to all into 2020. Terry KB8AMZ
Thanks Terry. Sounds like you guys had an eventful New Year's Eve. I am looking forward to seeing where 2020 will take us. I think it is an awesome idea that you are giving away SD cards. Happy New Year & 73, de KM4ACK
I was having problems getting JS8Call to work with Flrig. I have used flrig in the past but found it easier to use rig control withing the app easier. I DID get JS8 working by upgraging from V2.0.0 (November?) to version 2.1.1. works now...
73, steve WB3LGC
Good video and overview of flrig. Looking at options to use with a xiegu g90, which will be my first hf venture
FLRIG should work with the G90. If you run into any issues, head over to the forum groups.io/g/KM4ACK-Pi/topics where other G90 owners hang out.
@@KM4ACK Thanks for the info on the group. I learned enough from following a g90 io group to feel the radio would be good choice.
I didn't see my 2 portable radios on the list. Yaesu FT-891 and Elecraft KX2. Is there any hope of configuring either of these radios with FLRIG on the Pi? You and your channel have really hit a stride. I remember watching some of your early videos last winter & spring. Then I kind of lost track of you until your raspberry videos cranked up in the most recent months. Back then I even for a while got you mixed up with the Ham Radio Concepts channel. You and Julian OH8STN do a fantastic job with the Pi - Ham Radio related stuff!! I'm looking forward to your content in 2020. Thanks Gerald KG0VA.
I realized after the video went live that the list I show on screen is badly out of date. I know the 891 is supported and I think the kx2 is. Double check me on the kx2. Glad you found the channel again. 👍 73, de KM4ACK
Very good job Jason on Flrig =) I was not aware the FLRIG and be used on JS8CALL =) Very good idea to solve many problems on a friends computer / radio setup =) 73's Pat N5VMO
Good to see your comment Pat. Haven't seen you in a while. Happy New Year! 73, de KM4ACK
@@KM4ACK I have been in the middle of moving to a rent house and out of the apartment the last two months =) Still looking for things I packed away :-))) Happy New Year to You and your family Jason and many contacts in 2020 my friend =)
1) Do you use a metal case for the PI ? I assume this will diminish or eliminated the WIFI RF out?
2) Is there any reason why a USB WIFI adapter could not be used that would allow external WIFI antennas.
3) I have heard that many USB "sound card" outputs possess a DC bias which continuously trigger the vox circuit, Have you seen this?
1. I don't use a metal case on my pi.
2. Haven't tried but I don't see why not.
3. Haven't tried this either. When using one of the cheap USB sound cards amzn.to/2ZF9qFu I use PTT over CAT to trigger the radio.
73, de KM4ACK
Are you still happy with your Yaesu FT-65R? Looking at getting one myself. Thanks!!
YES!! Great little HT for the money. A huge step up from a Baofeng and it won't break the bank. I recommend them to anyone asking for advice on an inexpensive HT. I'll be purchasing a few more of them this year. 73, de KM4ACK
hi Jason you provide the best raspberry pie for ham radio videos I am just getting into building a pie 4 and I found your channel and you make it simple for untecknically minded people like me. I will wait till your new script is ready as I got my first pie for Christmas and will be building it within the next few weeks so would you be doing a new video for the new script
73 phil in the UK 2E0FJQ
phil hall yes. Should be out before the end of January. 73, de KM4ACK
What are the numbers in the dropdown that's left of the mode dropdown for?
I think you are referring to the width of the filters settings.
Thanks for the video Jason. Just discovered Flrig today and downloaded it on my MAC. The only issue I’m having is no issues with changing frequencies, vfo, tune etc but I can’t get the graphs, SWR, power etc to show anything. Any ideas?
It depends on your radio as to what features/controls you get with FLRIG. I get many more with my Yaesu 891 versus my Yaesu 857D. It you think something isn't right though, check the FLRIG forums groups.io/g/linuxham/topics
@@KM4ACK thanks Jason, I will check that out. The reason I think something is wrong is with different software on my Windows machine it is showing the graph bars. Keep up the good work with your videos. You might even get me into raspberry pi one of these days. Hi Hi
Hi Jason,
Another great informative video....
Just a thought, and especially for people who may just have discovered your channel.
How about a summary video of a "logical sequence" of all your videos on the PI.??
Start with....
YT abc
YT bcd
YT cde
YT def
Then for other topics on see:
"Topic Name" see XYZ
"Topic Name" see ZZZ
"Topic Name" see 123
Just a thought...
Thanks again... Best Wishes to you and your family for 2020
That's a fantastic idea Dave! On the to-do list. 73, de KM4ACK
Got it all running however I want to use voice and remote my 7300. Still cant get audio on the remote side.
I haven’t done remote audio but I think I have seen some say this is possible by configuring a mumble server. Again, not something I have attempted. Also, MFJ has a device for this very purpose if you want an off the shelf product.
I was just using it today. I sure wish WinLink Express would have FLrig as an option. I am having an awful time with Winlink Express running on Win 7 PC. JS8 and all the other programs run great. but not WLE.
Pat Winlink & FLRIG play nice together on the pi :-) 73, de KM4ACK
Hey Jason! I really have appreciated your videos as I've been setting up my Raspberry Pi! Your videos are very clear, concise and super helpful! I noticed in your video about needed accessories that you mentioned the sabrent sound card interface. I chose this to try to control my FT-857D because of current budget. Did you try setting up this particular interface by chance? If so, did you have any problems? For some reason, flrig is not seeing my serial ports when I use this device. I tried running lsusb in terminal, and the interface is showing up. Flrig just isn't seeing it. Any thoughts? Thank you so much for your time. 73 Jason, de K8KNX.
I only played with it long enough to verify that I could get it to work. I have been buried in another project for the last month. I don't remember not being able to see my serial ports. 73, de KM4ACK
@@KM4ACK I'm going to keep playing around with it. I wonder if it is a problem with the cable. Thanks for your help and good luck on the project! Looking forward to more videos.
@@KM4ACK I apologize if this sounds like a stupid question, but I ended up finding a good deal on the signalink and got it. The question... Does the signalink help with rig control (i.e. frequency adjustment, etc?) or do you use another cable for that? Do you have two cables in the back of the pi (one to the signalink and one to the CAT port in the back of the radio)? I am completely new to digital modes and am still figuring out the hardware configuration. Thank you for your help.
@@matthewsarahplyler7304 Yes. You will need 2 cables coming from the pi. One to the signalink and one is for cat control. There are 2 ports on the back of the 857. The DATA port is where the signalink connects and the CAT port for CAT control cable like this amzn.to/38nuovU 73, de KM4ACK
@@KM4ACK Thanks! I have been racking my brain over this one. Just looking over the obvious. Thanks again!
What is the wigit you are displaying on the right side of the Pi screen?
Conky. th-cam.com/video/K4ZdWxuHT-8/w-d-xo.html de KM4ACK
@@KM4ACK Thanks
Does flrig give ACL visual on ft817?
Not sure on the 817 but it doesn't with the 857. 73, de KM4ACK
No it doesn't. Unfortunately CAT support on the 8x7 series is quite limited. The amount of control FLRig has over an Icom 7200, 7300 or Yaesu FT-891 is game changing.
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