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The ZUMspot is available again (via HRO in the U.S.) and Jim, KI6ZUM, is now handling the production. You might want to try contacting via his email address, which is available on QRZ.

My Nextion came with a little board that is USB on one end and +5v/Ground on the other. I used that board to power the fan.

Oh, good idea. Thanks!

I picked up one of these little 5v fans

Where did you plug in the fan?

Good troubleshooting! With a RPi Zero W, you should be able to use the Auto AP feature to establish your WiFi connection.

First things first: you really need to pay attention to Andy's warning in his CSS Editor announcement: "I have not *yet* added sanity checking, so be a little careful." Make sure you create a backup before you play around this feature. Second, to pick a color, use a tool like this one I ju...

I actually like the default color scheme, but have been trying out the new CSS Tool this morning and noticed a few things: The Wireless Configuration module's banner color doesn't change. I haven't been able to figure out what the BannerH2 and BannerExtText fields should do when Enabled = 1. It woul...

Same here. I typically get 0.0% with a ZUMspot and a Hytera AR-685. Are you sure you have a ZUMspot (typically a white board)? There's a similar looking board that's a clone of the MMDVM_HS Hat called a JumboSPOT (green board with different architecture and different firmware) that is sometimes conf...

Hi George, as I've been reading the Pi-Star forums and trying this stuff out, I've been collecting some notes. A couple you might find helpful: DMRGateway notes: https://www.toshen.com/ke0fhs/pi-star-notes.htm#dmrgatewaynotes Constellations (including DMR into existing XLX/XRF reflectors: https://ww...

Strange, when I looked yesterday and again just now, both the board and the kit show as in stock:
Board: https://www.hamradio.com/detail.cfm?pid=H0-015994
Kit: https://www.hamradio.com/detail.cfm?pid=H0-015993

Agreed about the bricking! I preface my firmware update notes with: Important! Soldering a DVMEGA and updating its firmware are at your own risk. The only thing that is guaranteed is that if you wreck your DVMEGA doing this, then you own a wrecked DVMEGA. That said, I've done it on three different D...