Digi-Pi
ATGP endorses DigiPi - created by Craig - KM6LYW
What is DigiPi?
The DigiPi is the ultimate hot-spot for all amateur radio data modes, including APRS, ax.25, winlink email, ft8, js8cal, slowscanTV, PSK31, packet and even CW. The implementation is an elegant, inexpensive, low-power, open-source Raspberry-Pi--based amateur radio data transceiver, managed exclusively by web browsers or smart-phone apps, with no bulky keyboards, monitors or complicated wiring.
Features
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Packet radio Terminal Node Controler KISS interface via wifi or bluetooth
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Use with xastir, yaac, woad, aprsdroid, and any open-standard KISS apps
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APRS WebChat interface
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Send instant messages over the APRS packet network via your web browser
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APRS Packet Radio Network digipeater
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Repeat packets heard on 144.390 and 144.800(europe)
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APRS Packet Radio network IGate
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Bridge APRS Network to the Internet for email, sms, and other online services
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Winlink email server
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Listen for Winlink radio clients requesting to send/recieve email
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Winlink email client
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Pat, web-based inbox/outbox email interface
- ARDOP sound modem to connect to winlink servers world-wide on HF bands
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Woad Winlink Android app connects to DigiPi via wireless TNC/KISS interface
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WSJTX FT8
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Ultra low signal-to-noise ratio contacts via web-browser/wifi/phone
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JS8 Call
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Ultra low signal-to-noise ratio keyboard-to-keyboard via web-browser/wifi/phone
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FLDigi
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CW, PSK31, RTTY, Contessa, FSQ, Hell, IFKP, MFSK MT63, Olivia, PSK QPSK, 8PSK, PSKR, THOR, Throb, WeatherFax
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Slow Scan TV
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Send/receive images via web-browser/wifi/phone
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AX.25 Networking
- Radio connected network protocol used for winlink/node services IP tunnel, with actual address on the internet (44.* for amateur radio)
- Node Services
- Run your own bulletin board, or messaging service
- Connect to other nodes, via intermediate nodes
DigiPi and Appalachian Trail Golden Packet
- The Appalachian Trail Golden Packet is giving consideration to using DigiPi in conjunction with the
Learn More About Digi-Pi
You can learn more about DigiPi by visiting the official DigiPi website:
You can support Craig and his countless hours of efforts to build and maintain DigiPi by becoming a supporter on Patreon. A few dollars a month goes a long way! Every bit counts!