Closed mkarliner closed 2 years ago
Think you can do this easily, with this option:
-n max iterations (default: 0 = infinite loop)
If you set this option to one, and if your script wait one rtlsdr-wsprd to exit, then you can switch & TX. It could work.
I noticed rtlsdr-wsprd is reluctant to quit properly... Another bug related to my management with pthread. Not an easy one.
Great!
On Sat, Dec 11, 2021 at 5:52 AM Guenael, VA2GKA @.***> wrote:
Think you can do this easily, with this option:
-n max iterations (default: 0 = infinite loop)
If you set this option to one, and if your script wait one rtlsdr-wsprd to exit, then you can switch & TX. It could work.
I noticed rtlsdr-wsprd is reluctant to quit properly... Another bug related to my management with pthread. Not an easy one.
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I'd like to run something like https://github.com/JamesP6000/WsprryPi in tandem with rtlsdr-wsprd.
To do this, I'd like an option to run a script at defined intervals, so I can trigger a T/R relay and run WsprryPi in single shot mode.
This would make an absolutely tiny full WSPR station.