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Well, it sounds like you're looking to talk to it with a radio. I'm going to need like a three or four hundred dollar device to do that. It's called, look up devices called a Sherry node or a Clear node. You're going to need something like that connected to that Pi. Now, I'm not sure if they still support the Pi 2 because the Pi 2 is older, right? I've got one here too and there's not much I can do with it these days. But when it comes to connecting to All-Star, just get the QSO1 app that will connect you to anything on All-Star that you want to connect to. You don't need a Pi for that. If you're looking to connect using a radio, that's where you would set up a Raspberry Pi. You would set it up with an RF module connected to it which would make it into an RF hotspot. If you don't have that module, then unfortunately what you're...