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Portable Ops HAM Radio Laptop with IC-705 and Remote Control via Wi-Fi

Here is a demonstration of my Portable Ops HAM Radio / Amateur Radio Laptop (Chromebook) with Linux Mint installed and working in conjunction with an Icom IC-705 and Remote Control via Wi-Fi. It includes a range of HAM Radio / Amateur Radio applications for digital modes and satellite tracking including: FLDigi, JS8CALL, WSJTX, Gpredict, Winlink, AX.25 Packet, Conky, Direwolf, Ardop. See previous video for more info: • Portable Ops HAM Radio Laptop (Chrome... This video is only intended to demonstrate the art of the possible and to give some ideas. It is not intended as a step by step guide. For more information how on to configure Conky, Ardop, Pat and more please visit the Youtube channel of KM4ACK: / jasonoleham For more information on general portable digital HAM Radio and more please visit the Youtube channel of OH8STN: / survivaltecheu For more information on how to connect digital HAM Radio applications such as FLDigi, WSJTX, JS8CALL and more to an Icom IC-705 over Wi-Fi please check out this Youtube Video: • ICOM IC-705 - Raspberry PI4 - RS-BA1 ... For more information on how to configure Kappanhang (IC-705 Wi-Fi Remote Control for Linux) please goto: https://github.com/nonoo/kappanhang An update from the developer (thanks for the quick reply Norbert, much appreciated) regarding ALSA support (needed for Direwolf) - suggests using Dmix ALSA. More information can be found at: https://alsa.opensrc.org/Dmix - this works for the audio output, but you will also need Dsnoop for input (this may be installed on some versions of Linux; if not, you will need to download, compile and install it.). I found that Direwolf 1.6 will work with pulse audio, however the DCD will not work with mapped or Hamlib ports - so that still needs some work as currently for AX.25 you will get collisions, as expected.

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