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Generate a LO frequency (or whatever) using a Raspberry Pi
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Use RasPi Zero to generate clock signal (for a local oscillator) I pulled all the WSPR code from an old version of Wsprrypi to create an application that only generates a fixed frequency with no modulation. Why, Ed, Why? New versions of Wsprrypi use the PWM module and that means that it is not available for audio out to mix with a local oscillator. Using this module, built-in audio, also available on the Pi Zero header, can be mixed to provide modulated RF. Some assembly required. Combining a PCM ADC on the receive side will implement a complete low part-count transceiver. Compile by doing: make pilo Usage: pilo <frequency in Hz> e.g.: sudo ./pilo 7074000 Enter a new frequency (in Hertz) on STDIN to change the frequency. The clock will run until an EOF (or ^D is typed on the keyboard.)
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