Re: Flex Radio flows in 2025?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýThe 1 GB RAM will probably be a little slow, not so much the Pi3. ? I¡¯d recommend a Pi3B with 4 GB RAM as minimum if you are going to do 3 or more flows. I am running two Pi 5 8GB here. One for my ¡°production¡± Pi and the other my development. I also run HamClock and dynamic DNS client on the production Pi. ? Latest flows are on the group.io site in the file section. There are many flows for various radios, amps, tuners, antenna switches, AC and DC relay switches. And other flows. ? There is also a WiKi for installing the 64 bit Pi OS along with Node Red then separate WiKi for 64 bit .Net and FRStack. For interfacing to the StreamDeck, I primarily use the streamdeck-ws plugin on Node Red and use websocket commands from the Stream Deck. I do use FRStack also for a few things using REST commands. Help for that can be found in the Windows version FRStack in Help/REST Commands ? 73 Dave wo2x
? ? ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Neal AB6G via groups.io
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2025 12:22 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [nodered-hamradio] Flex Radio flows in 2025? ? Hi: ? I have been away from node-red since 2020.? Back then, I was using the VITA49 and Flex Radio V6 flows that Dave shared, on a RPi 3B+. ?? I have that all working again as of yesterday. ? ? (I used to be N6YFM, now AB6G since Aug 2024) ? Now, I just googled and found a few threads where it looks like most people have dumped the above flows, and are now ? QUESTION:?? I found superficial hints that the RPi3 was no longer good enough for all this, since it only has 1GB of RAM. It looks like most people are now running this on a RPi4 with the 4GB RAM model being appropriate??? Is this information ? Also, to aid my learning in the transition, where can I find the most recent version of the Flex Radio 6600 flows that use ? Sincere Thanks, ? Neal |
Dave wo2x