Hi VLF/LF/MF, Today i've done some important steps on the way to my remote RX site for VLF/LF/MF: - Installed the 20W solar module into a tree, about 15m above ground, see https://dl.dropboxuserconte
Am 04.09.2014 20:50, schrieb LZ: [...] Question: anyone out there having some experiences running the "Wolfson-Card" on the Raspberry-Pi? No, i can't help you here but 2A sounds very high. Currently
Hi all, Some more progress in the remote project. I've got a (mechanically) stable link to the institute now and actually transferred some data. The data rate is still low. Some bearing optimisations
Hi, Got the Wolfson card running. Very first impressions: Since I don't want to compile a new kernel http://blog.georgmill.de/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/kernelAndFirmware_wolfson_rt.tar.bz2 On a Linu
Laura, interesting. How often do those overruns occur? Wonder if you could upload a few megabytes of that 192k wav recording for us to look at. Best 73, Markus (DF6NM) (only Windoze machines here, mu
I am following this with a great deal of interest, Laura. Please keep us informed. Many thanks. 73 de Pat G4GVW QTH Nr Felixstowe, Suffolk East coast of UK Got the Wolfson card running. Very first im
Hi, Try that: https://yadi.sk/d/gnzb0W26bSnZT 24.5 mb; 3 overruns: 69.680, 19.476, 1091.147 ms One input channel shorted, the other containing a signal from a ferrite loop stick at workroom (!); 2N40
Hi, News from Wolfson audio on the R-Pi: Using an ultra fast SD-card silently "borrowed" from Daddy those overruns from Wolfson audio were still present but less often and way shorter. OK, next writi
Hm, i don't understand all of what you're writing here. No idea of that unix stuff but more general, what exaxtly are you doing at all? Raspi, OK, understood. Which kind of data do you transfer? A ce
Stefan, Referring to my previous posts I'm looking for a solution of the problem of obtaining audio at 192kc/24bit and streaming it via WLAN to elsewhere at very low current consumption. I've tested
Hi LF, I continued with my garden remote VLF/LF/MF RX site. It is amazing what the Raspberry PI can do! :-) I'm not an expert at all (!) but i managed, of course with help from the web, to start and
Hi all, Today it is the first day that my remote receiver is running while hanging 15m AGL into a tree in my garden outside the city. It is streaming audio from a MF/630m receiver via WLAN over 2.4 k
Just brilliant Stefan....... ha ha ha 73 es GL Pete M0FMT IO91UX Sent via my own personal Too-Way (two way) Earth Station to and from the Eutelsat Ka-band satellite http://www.tooway.co.uk/ at appr
Hi Stefan Very interesting! I have been thinking of some uses to put some old 2.4GHz routers to. I now have some ideas!! I need to get my new Rasp Pi2 up and running too (courtesy my XYL!) Cheers Jim
Hi MF, Now, first time i'm streaming MF radio signals from the garden to the home location! http://www.iup.uni-heidelberg.de/schaefer_vlf/DK7FC_remote_Grabber.html Somehow the signal is a bit low, to
Hi Stefan I like it! We will now be able see if we are making the trip to your Radio Garden but even better we will see who else is making the trip there. I hope it is a great success. 73 es GL Pete
Thanks Pete. Still missing senistivity on MF there but expect better results in the coming days. I'm spending a few hours per day there now and it is quite nice :-) 73, Stefan Am 14.04.2015 22:01, sc
