Dire Wolf Config - Building your own Digipeater from A to Z - Part 2 

Do you have to include a lat/long? I am thinking about building a portable digipeater to repeat my APRS signal from my handheld when camping. I’d leave the digipeater at the campsite and take an HT on hikes.

I have build many digipeaters with different audio interfaces. I use a GPS for position instead of entering the position. Then wherever I drop it I know the location.

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That is one expensive digipeater….. a 705

Hi, Can I use this software with a very old radio that does not have any control interface? I made a board with a couple of isolation audio transformers and an optocoupler to activate the ptt with the serial port (can be used with a usb to RS232 adaptor) but I don't know if that can work with this software and how to configure it. Thanks. Regards.

you can find out the device by running ls -l /dev/serial/by-id/ Cheers!

Hi, what’s the command I can use to make Direwolf automatically start on a power reboot?

I'm missing something. I've reinstalled Direwolf several times but I still get this error "-bash: direwolf: command not found" What am I doing wrong?

any idea why i'm getting this message Digipeater WIDE2 (probably N5LUY-10) audio level = 200(73/70) _||||____ Audio input level is too high. Reduce so most stations are around 50. [0.2] KE5PL-1>APMI06,N5LUY-10,WIDE2*:@191156z3158.98NS10203.10W#WX3in1Plus2.0 Position with time, SSn-N digipeater (includes WIDEn-N), Microsat WX3in1 Plus 2.0 N 31 58.9800, W 102 03.1000 WX3in1Plus2.0