Raspberry Pi: Live Emergency Services Scanner!

Get ready to tune in to emergency services live with our comprehensive Raspberry Pi guide! Follow the easy steps to download the SDR trunk program and set up your Raspberry Pi for an exciting listening experience. Hit subscribe to stay updated on the latest tech tutorials!
Raspberry Pi 4 8GB: amzn.to/482SytO
4 inch screen and case: amzn.to/3OpXdPS
RTL SDR: amzn.to/3HM2hu4
Micro SD Card: amzn.to/482D5tR
4 inch screen drivers see previous video:
• Raspberry Pi 4: Build ...
RTLSDR driver:
gist.github.co...
Shout out to James Mead
floehopper for posting the drivers.
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[@SuperAjej]

awesome thanks man , your video is the easiest to follow

[@2TrailHikers]

Thanks

[@SuperAjej]

Can’t get it to run on bookworm, wish I would of new that before I installed 300 gbs on my ssd, seems to only work on bullseye system

[@Ang_Way]

i have a problem i can't put in the sdrrtrunk freqs and i can't get to the radio reference part either the screen is cut off and it's impossible to get to . how did u get around this?

[@2TrailHikers]

You may have to revert back to hdmi and go in via vnc server or an external monitor. Many of the screen drivers do not play well with sdrtrunk.

[@andrewborntrager7909]

Wow great videos. I have everything running, but it's lagging. I'm not sure if it actually performed the cpu calibration or not. I can't get it to run the cpu calibration.