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Raspberry Pi Unreliable WiFi & Power Saving

When using the Raspberry Pi over marginal Wi-Fi links I have experienced problems with the Pi dropping the network entirely. When that happens the only fix is a reboot. After much searching, it would appear that the Wi-Fi power save[…]Click to read more..

Posted on 21st May 202221st May 2022 by Mike Richards — Leave a comment

Raspberry Pi – Update to WSJT-X 2.3.0

WSJT-X 2.3.0 introduces a new logging system that requires the installation of some additional packages. As a result, upgrading is not quite as simple as with previous versions. Here’s a step by step guide. Begin by updating the operating system[…]Click to read more..

Posted on 3rd February 20213rd February 2021 by Mike Richards — 25 Comments

Raspberry Pi (Bullseye)- Building WSJT-X 2.5.4 from source

Completely rewritten 21st March, 2022Updated 25th March, 2022 – to correct typos in prerequisites My previous post on this topic had a few errors so I’ve just rewritten the entire post.The WSJT-X Pi binaries are currently only available for the[…]Click to read more..

Posted on 16th January 202228th March 2022 by Mike Richards — 25 Comments

Raspberry Pi Buster – GPS Dongle as a time source with Chrony & Timedatectl

UPDATE 17-12-21: Sean (see comments below) has noted that, when using these instructions with the latest OS, the operation fails unless you comment-outĀ  (prefix line with #) START_DAEMON=”true” in the gpsd config file. I will run some checks here and[…]Click to read more..

Posted on 21st April 201817th December 2021 by Mike Richards — 49 Comments

NanoVNA Saver on the Raspberry Pi

NanoVNA Saver is an excellent package that provides a host of useful featuers for owners of the NanoVNA V1 and V2. When looking around the Internet for Pi installation instructions, I found several conflicting and out-of-date posts, so decided to[…]Click to read more..

Posted on 13th May 2021 by Mike Richards — 17 Comments

PiFace on the Raspberry Pi – Problem Solved!

Introduction I recently wasted many hours trying to get the PiFace board to work with Python. I eventually discoveredĀ the root cause of the problem, so have documented it here, both for my own reference, and for anyone else who might[…]Click to read more..

Posted on 1st April 201816th April 2018 by Mike Richards — 14 Comments
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