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David , w1hkj wrote in email: Good day David. Implement sending an ADIF text string, which is logged similar to wsjt/jtdx/mshv. In the settings you need to be able to specify the FQDN or IP address of

2m and GMRS are FM analog since that’s by far the most common (I should add that in), 10 meters is USB, and 40 is CW. None of these options should be relied on for primary assistance but between

I couldn't tell from your link about the wilderness protocol, but which band and modulation are you planning to use as primary? I ask because I recently did some weak signal testing with various

Since we're sharing things, here's what's in the back of my mind for this project. I'm leaning toward CW (not necessarily Morse Code...) but if the hardware could be super basic it might be a nice way

I didn't think about the digipi, good call! And TE, your stuff is right up my alley man!

I have built something similar on my channel - the terminal element - linked in my bio. It's not exactly what you described, but you might find some ideas there. I have one system I keep in my

DigiPi with one of those TFT displays? Joel - W4JBB

Good question, I should have specified. I meant light from a user input standpoint. This is a long shot but ideally there's a tiny program out there that only does hellschreiber and has next to no

This sounds like a fun project. Can you explain more about what you mean by lighter, though? I perceive that fldigi on a pi is pretty light (I even have a couple pi model 2s that run fldigi full time.

Hello all! I'm looking for a minimal Hellschreiber setup for portable use. There are arduino based encoders but I'm finding very little for decoding aside from fldigi. If this needs to run on a

Well, we have a way to bypass the OS security model for the microphone.? Not the final solution, but at least one that works for now. David

Dave, here is the print from terminal: Last login: Tue Apr 23 17:34:25 on console The default interactive shell is now zsh. To update your account to use zsh, please run `chsh -s /bin/zsh`. For more

Gary, If you are comfortable with terminal commands, please perform the following test for me. 1. Open a terminal window 2. Enter the following sequence of commands 1. cd 2. mkdir testbin 3. cd

Thank you John, This seems to be a problem specific to Sonoma, whether running on i5, i7, M1, M2, or M3.? Apple is paranoid about applications that might use the microphone; background apps

Dave, Opens OK on MacOs 12.6 Monterrey. Seems to work fine. John, WA5NJG

Good morning Gary, Thank you for the test.? I guess 4 times is better than infinite, but still not good enough.? The dmg was created on a Macbook Air, M2 processor, running the latest Sonoma OS.? I

Macbook Pro M2 chip Sonoma 14.5 - Downloaded and installed, had to click OK on the microphone permission button four times before it was satisfied. Same behavior if I shutdown FLdigi and start it back

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Do you have any audio devices other than microphone and built-in speakers attached to the computer? David