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I use terminal emulator and just type "ip neigh"

I've had plenty of success DFing signals that stay active for at least 3 seconds. For example, POCSAG. If a signal is any shorter than that, you're likely to miss it. I can't find much information on DMR beacons, other than someone on a forum post saying they're configured to be active active for 43...

There's no turn-key Pi4 image, but the Kerberos software itself will run just fine. Follow the README on github, and uncomment the block of code in run.sh that pulls the IP from wlan0.

I was curious what I could do with the 40 pin connector as access to the 5vdc power connection , I have read very little about anyone using that installed interface... So If anyone has ideas.. It would be appreciated Supposedly it's for interfacing directly with the RPi, but: You still need to powe...

What is the content of log_python? Close the main window, then do: cat log_python That file will be empty until the main window is closed. Optionally, you can remove &>log_python from the run.sh file. That will print any python output to the terminal. Another note, you'll want to change "IPADDR" to ...

The only thing I could think of is maybe you're missing some QT libraries. QT is a huge set of individual packages, and it's not unusual to miss one or two when trying to install them all. Also, make sure all your python3 stuff is up to date.

For networked operation the stop-gap idea was to get this program compatible with the KerberosSDR http://www.musther.net/RDFMapper/. But if you're happy to open source and throw your code up on GitHub i'll help test it too. Will be definitely keen to hear about your switch experiments too. Keep in ...

[*] Networked DFing - With several networked KerberosSDR units spread out around a city it will be possible to instantly direction find any signal. I'm actively working on my own implementation of this. I would love to work together if you're interested. [*] Hardware: Switches and an improved calibr...

Time (epoch, milliseconds), Latitude, Longitude, GPS Heading, Compass Heading, DOA, Confidence, Power

On most computers the system samples about every half second. 20mS pulses are too short for the system to pick up. With some optimizations to the code and a really fast computer, it can sample faster. Apparently a problem with sampling too fast is that it will lose sync, then the bearings become gar...