
Introduction¶
Packet radio is a digital mode of communication that is used by amateur radio operators. It is a form of packet switching that allows data to be sent in small packets over a radio link. Packet radio is used for a variety of purposes, including emergency communications, data transmission, and connecting to the internet.
In this section, we will show an an experiment with a simple packet radio setup using a Raspberry Pi and a Yaesu VX-8DR handheld transceiver using VHF frequencies and the AX.25 protocol.
Videos¶
Video of Raspberry Pi Sending out Ping Packets Over Radio Using the AX25 Protocol¶
Video of Packet Radio using the AX25 Protocol with Raspberry Pi and Yaesu VX-8DR¶
Investigation Audio Drive Levels for Packet Radio¶
Packet Radio Websites¶
This is a list of websites that provide information on packet radio and related topics:
The Digital Domain of Amateur Radio - Wireless TCP/IP - Amateur Radio Digital Communications (NET-AMPRNET) AMPRNET 44.0.0.0¶
Using Part 15 Wireless Ethernet Devices For Amateur Radio Broadband Highspeed Amateur Multimedia Networking¶
The WAPR TCP/IP Page¶
XASTIR - HowTo: AX.25 - Ubuntu/Debian¶
https://
Getting Started with Packet Radio¶
https://
Raspberry Pi & Soundmodem – It works!!¶
AX.25 Soundmodem¶
https://
Digital Modes for Ham Radio¶
http://
Starting with AX.25¶
http://
Sound Card Packet Radio¶
http://
Direwolf User Guide¶
Direwolf Configuration File Example¶
http://
More Packet Radio Links¶
https://
Fedora Amateur Radio Guide¶
https://
Tigertronics¶
VNC Server at Startup on Raspberry Pi¶
Ham Radio Band Plan¶
http://
Linux Amateur Radio AX.25 HOWTO¶
http://
AX.25 Libraries, Utilities & Applications¶
http://
F6CTE’s AX.25 Resources¶
http://
Soundmodem AX.25 Packet Modem¶
http://
Netcat Cheat Sheet¶
https://
RMS Express Installation on Linux¶
https://
AX.25 HOWTO - Table of Contents¶
http://
FPAC USER Manual¶
http://
AXCALL User Manual¶
http://
Xastir - An Amateur Packet Radio Terminal Node Controller and APRS Client¶
https://
slsnif¶
https://
Virtual Serial Port for Linux¶
https://