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Just to triple-confirm, there was no additional hardware besides the Pi? I'm assuming at least some sort of antenna was involved... Any links to write-ups/HOWT

by j_s 9y ago

Just to triple-confirm, there was no additional hardware besides the Pi? I'm assuming at least some sort of antenna was involved... Any links to write-ups/HOWTO's would be tremendously appreciated!

billh 9y ago
You will need a antenna that is resonant on the frequency you're transmitting on for any hope of the signal leaving the immediate proximity of the Pi. It would also be a very good idea to filter the signal coming out of the Pi to reduce the strength of any frequency spurs accompanying your Pi generated signal and to keep your transmission legal. This is a pretty good write up of using the Pi as a wspr transmitter: https://github.com/JamesP6000/WsprryPi https://github.com/JamesP6000/WsprryPi
th0ma5 9y ago
Yeah I have a low pass filter from QRP Labs ($8?) and an MFJ tuner as well as a very long wire. If I precisely measure the wire I could skip the tuner.