Now that we have that out-of-the-way, here are the components that you need to build your own Sat Tracker: No warranty or liability either explicit or implicit is provided by either AB1OC or Green Heron Engineering. You may use information and software image here only at your own risk and doing so releases the author and Green Heron Engineering from any liability for damages either direct or indirect which might occur in connection with using this material. The information and software described here are provided on an “as is” basis without support, warranty, or any assumption of liability related to assembly or use. This article explains how to put a Sat Tracker together. You can read more about the motivation for this project and its initial design and testing here. I have received several requests to share the image and construction details for the Raspberry Pi Satellite Tracker Interface that we use with MacDoppler as part of the Satellite Stations here. Raspberry Pi Satellite Tracker – GH Tracker Running On A Raspberry Pi 3 B+ Tagged Hamfests and Hamventions, Raspberry Pi, Software Raspberry Pi Satellite Tracker Interface How To Posted in Hamfests and Hamventions, Software. I hope that this information is useful to others who might want to use the Raspberry Pi. This article explains these basic steps for a simple video player application that we use as part of our Ham Radio Expo Displays. The hardest part of using the Raspberry Pi video player is getting the basic hardware and software components together to create a working system. They can also be used to create a nice general-purpose computing platform for many applications. Simple Raspberry Pi Computers have many useful applications in Amateur Radio. Source: A Raspberry Pi Video Player for Expo Displays – Nashua Area Radio Society The information should provide a useful start for many other Raspberry Pi projects. The article below shares information on the hardware and software we used to put these players together. We’ve built a number of these players to play video content at our upcoming Ham Expo Display at HamXposition at Boxboro in September.

Dave, K1DLM recently prototyped a simple Raspberry Pi Video Player for use in our Ham Exposition Displays.

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