If you are interested in what a Raspberry Pi can do, in relation to Amateur Radio that is, check out DL1GKK's website. It's full of informative setup instructions, and definitely worth a look. I just can't remember how I stumbled across it! But does that really matter!
Table of contents of this site
- Preliminary remarks
- Hardware
- Prepare SD Card
- Install operating system
- First start and basic setup Raspberry pi (Raspi)
- Backup & Restore
- Install GPS Clock (Time sync & Position)
- Install Real Time Clock (Additional hardware)
- Install Packet Radio (Hamlib, Direwolf, Xastir, Linpac)
- Install FLRig (Transceiver Control)
- Install FLDigi (Data Mode)
- Install WSJT-X (Data Mode)
- Install JTDX (Data Mode)
- Install GridTracker (Display connections on a map)
- Install JS8CALL (Data Mode)
- Install CQRLOG (Advanced Ham Radio Logbook)
- Install TQSL (LOTW Support)
- Install GPredict (Sat-Tracking)
- Install QSSTV (Slow Scan Televison)
- Install GQRX (SDR)
- Install FreeDV (Digital Voice)
- Install VOACAP (Propagation Prediction)
- Install Chirp (Programming transceivers)
- Install Qtel (Echolink Client)
- Other useful software
- General Information (last but not least)
- Disclaimer
