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Rich, Here you go. I just modified the original flow to have both rotators visible at once. 73, George / W7GES [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks Tim, I'll take a look at the files. I was successful with my first Node Red function. I was able to turn the Flex 8600 on and off with one of the relays on Georges #321 GPIO card. It was quite

Rich: From the Group web page, ( /g/nodered-hamradio )?there is a section on the left hand page that has links: (/g/nodered-hamradio/files (

George, Yes, please send the flow. Rich - N5ZC

Hi Rich, There are flows listed on the site for the Flex Radios / PGXL / TGXL / Antenna Genius. I modified the Rotor Genius flow to show the two rotors / headings at once. Let me know if you want the

I've just got started with Node Red. I just installed a couple Sierra Radio Systems cards on the inside of the rear door of my enclosed rack cabinet. I used magnets attached to the DIN rail for

A few weeks ago I posted a request regaurdingTailscale and Wavelog, not Nodered however many on here use Tailscale for ?Nodered access. Many thanks to Pat for responding. After a lot of research I

Sorry, I am not a Swift developer. 73, Scott AK5SD

Hi Scott I did some tries using AppleScript+Node-RED flollowing steps suggested but no luck. I'd would approach Swift based solution, but I never used Swift When you'll have time could you please

Thank you so much Scott !! I like very much option 2 via MQTT. I have a Debian machine here h24 7/7 hosting MQTT mariaDB Node Red and more that cares of my little shack integration.

That node was last updated 9 years ago. It's very likely that the OS X notification system has been completely overhauled since then. I don't have a solution for you, but this is what ChatGPT thinks

Hello in order to have the DX Alarms I've defined in the logger/cluster (RumLog) on my dashboard I'd like to get and then handle notification messages coming from my Mac into Node Red. I did several

Hi Bruno: There is a bit of a learning curve involved.??? First,? Look thru the Wiki section of this group to read some of the tutorials on setting up node red. Then I would suggest watching a few

I will answer my own question.?? I have since learned that trying to run several Node-Red flows, plus an MQTT Broker, Plus MS DotNet and FRStack APIs on an RPi3 with 1GB of ram will be.....?

The Flex v16 flow I wrote is the latest. Make sure to follow the WiKi as there is a list of extra nodes that require install. 73 Dave wo2x Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2025 2:28 PM To:

OK. Thanks Dave. I think I will upgrade to using the one Pi4 that I have. It has 4GB of ram, so it should be fine with the 64bit stuff installed. Question: When I look at the flows in the FILES

The 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

Hi Alan.? That's quite a catch.? I never would have thought of that.? Thanks for the nice little flow that can fix my images.? I've tried a few with moderate success but now it's just a matter of

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

I have several idle RPi 3B+ units.? But they have only 1 GB of RAM. My old 2020 RPi3 node-red unit ran just fine with 32bit OS and 32bit .net install. If I build a new fresh install with Pi OS