Ham radio email from anywhere in the world

Let's use an inexpensive Yaesu 2980 (or Handheld) amateur radio, Raspberry Pi, and APRS to send an email to friends and family via the International Space Station and Winlink email servers. Sure, this is a "hold my beer" moment, but it also allows us to send email from almost anywhere in the world with equipment you already own with a simple technician license. This is practical peace of mind if you spend any time in the back country, away from anything and everyone. No "special" radio equipment or directional antennas are required to talk to satellites. Use the ham radio in your truck, or even your aprs-enabled handheld transceiver.
Equipment used in this example
Yaesu 2980 VHF radio, 80watts, often works as low as 5watts
Diamond X200 antenna on roof, LMR400 super flex coax
Raspberry Pi Zero 2 Wireless with FE-Pi audio board, and fun TFT screen
DigiPi SD card image for Raspberry Pi digipi.org/ (thanks patrons)
xastir software (sudo apt-get install xastir), yaac and aprsdroid will work too
Connect to digipi using AGWPE protocol on port 8000 when adding a connection
(KISS protocol on 8001 when using aprsdroid or yaac)

[@PU7MZD]

I can confirm: today's bumper music was indeed a repeat, but a really good one. 73

[@iMelxis]

This is great! I started to play with APRS today. Hope to set up my own BBS on packet soon. Greetings from NC

[@thuff3207]

Too Cool, thank you for sharing.

[@JoJa015]

I look forward to trying this one day.

[@Frisky0563]

We want some music videos while watching data over ham radio Craig

[@KM4ACK]

Pretty cool!

[@utisest2842]

Such great stuff. You need somebody to post transcripts of these sessions.

[@Rockn-UV]

Good video. I will try this.

[@W4TRI]

YAAC runs on just about everything. Not just Windows. Is Xastir even maintained anymore?

[@kb9mtd-aaronwebb]

Can this be done with the webchat now?! I'm excited to try!

[@Oldcomputer]

This is really cool, but I don't think this is actually useful with the 2 hour window for the winlink login. If the ISS was the only thing you could reach it wouldn't be overhead long enough to do the whole challenge thing.

[@ericgulseth74]

Would this work better if you adjusted for Doppler shift?