My Radioberry setup is a bit different.

[jason weis]

I have been working on this project for a week or so now, and thought I would share how I am using my Radioberry. I am running an Icom IC-7000 in my truck. I thought it would be nice to have SDR capability linkted to the 7000.

I think I'm about 90% done with getting this setup. At this point I am running the audio and CIV from the IC-7000 into a nuc running Windows 11. The IC-7000 rf out is running to an antenna controller that runs the ATAS-120, and then to a T/R switch and our to the antenna. The T/R switch is controlled of the ACC. The Rasberry Pi is running a Radioberry board in the back connected to the T/R switch that cuts receive when transmitting. The nuc is running UltraVNC server for video, and VLC for audio. Also running SDR Console with Omnirig to sync the Radioberry and the IC-7000. My phone, an S24, connects to the nuc via Bvnc to UltraVNC, and connects to the VLC stream for audio. The S24 then connects to my Kenwood head unit via wireless screen share. The nuc, Rasberry Pi, and S24 are on an ad-hoc network curently running through a TP-Link ethernet switch. I still have some bugs to work out and automate it all, but it's coming along nicely. One thing to remember; don't plug 5 volt things into 12 volt things, or you be buying a new switch.

https://youtu.be/21Sc0GkBDsw?si=JIYujSfsTdG4g46o