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Raspberry Pi Explained

The Raspberry Pi series of low-cost single-board computers were developed to promote teaching of basic computer science in schools. However, they have become extremely popular and are selling well outside the original target market, including in amateur radio. Well-known expert Mike Richards, G4WNC sets out in "Raspberry Pi Explained" to provide the basics of the Raspberry Pi, alongside making them work in an amateur radio context.

This 208-page paperback guides you through step-by-step instructions to get the Pi working for you. Once you've learned the basics, the book is packed with comprehensive details of the Pi hardware and Linux operating system, including all those hard-learned tips and tricks you need to make the most of the Pi. Richards also guides you through the installation of many of the popular radio-related software packages. Readers will find details of using WSPR, Dire Wolf, FLDIGI, WSJT-X on a Pi—alongside Software Defined Radio (SDR) applications such as GQRX, Linrad, Quisk, to name just a few. Those without a working knowledge of the Raspberry Pi are not forgotten, and they will still find this a vital reference packed with tips, advice, projects, programming, and much more.

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