2021年12月2日 · HamPi is a free software distribution of approximately 100 ham radio applications for Raspberry Pi users. This distribution relieves hams of figuring out how to download and build and install software, and lets them focus more on having fun with ham radio. I released version 1.0 of HamPi a week before Field Day 2020.

2023年3月24日 · KM6LYW Ham Member QRZ Page For Linux/RaspberryPi, Software Defined Radio (SDR) software was generally limited to GQRX, which works great, but now we also have SDR++. This new cross-platform SDR waterfall works perfectly with your favorite SDR dongle, allowing you to see large portions of a band and pounce on unsuspecting transmitters.

2024年11月21日 · I'm a Linux user and my shack "PC" is actually a Raspberry Pi400. Unless there's an open source version or well maintained port for Linux (ARM & x86/AMD64) then it's no good to me, or a lot of hams. That said, it's clear the developer is still at the very early development stages, and should be encouraged and praised for their efforts.

2019年12月29日 · Here is my current rasperberry pi 4 portable ham shack setup. This all packs into a Pelican 1040 waterproof case for easy portability into the field. The advantage of using a Raspberry Pi is that you can interface with any tablet or laptop that can use VNC for acessing the devices desktop.

2024年5月5日 · After digging into the world of packet radio BBS's over the past few weeks, I put together a resource to follow along and build your own. The video will take you through hosting your own LinBPQ (A Linux version of BPQ32, software created by a fellow ham, John Wiseman G8BPQ) node on Ubuntu, Debian or Raspbian OS.

2024年5月19日 · To promote innovative, free, and open amateur radio software, we are operating the special event stations K5A, K5R, and K5S from September 28 through October 6, 2024. During the event, we will honor the 2024 award recipient and encourage people to submit nominations for the 2025 Amateur Radio Software Award. Award Committee

2019年8月20日 · What linux got allot of, STUFF i make great usage of gqrx and angelsdr as well as cqrlog and it works great together with things like arpwatch deamon i started using arch on my notebook also. still make use of Debian based systems as well as windows based systems on virtualbo. ITS GREAT!

2021年7月21日 · Many just want to enjoy being on the radio with the time they have to do so. A year or so ago, I managed to get Hamclock running with what info is on the ClearSky web page, but it took me many, many frustrating hours to get it to run at a resolution close to my normal 15" computer screen.

5 天之前 · The Amateur Radio Software Award is in its sixth year. Past recipients were Anthony Good (K3NG) for Arduino CW Keyer, Jordan Sherer (KN4CRD) for JS8Call, David Rowe (VK5DGR) for Codec 2, Stephen Loomis (N0TTL) and the GridTracker team for GridTracker, and Jakob Ketterl (DD5JFK) for OpenWebRX and Marat Fayzullin (KC1TXE) for OpenWebRX+.

2016年7月29日 · It seems you have a lot of software that duplicates the same functions there. CHIRP, fldigi, and TQSL are available natively in Linux. Many hams just don't want to bother actually looking for or using Linux-native software. A lot of the software you mention can run under WINE, however, there are plenty of other alternatives if one looks.