I’ve been mildly interested in digital modes like D-STAR and System Fusion for a while now. I say mildly because my perception of the cost of the radios and lack of repeaters in my location kept me from pursuing them further. … Continue reading
A new lift is being built to replace Bear. I stumbled onto the action. They had removed our gear except coax and had it stored for us. They plan space for us in their new structure.
So I will have the equipment and be adding remote base to it.
73,
Ken
The Amateur Radio Parity Act was passed unanimously by the House of Representatives in January as H.R. 555. It provides a mutually satisfactory compromise reached between the American Radio Relay League (ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio) and the Community … Continue reading
SM Dan Pruitt, AE6SX- ASMs K6YK and N2NS, ACC W6DPD, SEC KF6FIR, aSEC WL7COO, OOC N1VM, STM K6RAU, PIC KJ6OUI, TC W6TE. Still triple digits in the valley! The only thing less is just 99. My Field Day was canceled … Continue reading
SM Dan Pruitt, AE6SX- ASMs K6YK and N2NS, ACC W6DPD, SEC KF6FIR, ASEC WL7COO, OOC N1VM, STM K6RAU, PIC KJ6OUI, TC W6TE. Warmth! A welcome change. Field Day a little over a month away and other fun things in Amateur … Continue reading
SM Dan Pruitt, AE6SX- ASMs K6YK and N2NS, ACC W6DPD, SEC KF6FIR, aSEC WL7COO, OOC N1VM, STM K6RAU, PIC KJ6OUI, TC W6TE.<< Hello Central Valley, One quarter of the year is gone and the weather is still with us. I … Continue reading
Earlier this year, I published a series of articles on my web site called the “Arduino Ham Radio Starter Kit”. The purpose of this information is to encourage more hams and their clubs to engage with the local maker community as a gateway to amateur radio.
These articles explain Arduino basics in a ham radio context. They contain many suggestions about how amateurs can use Arduinos, as well as how a ham club can engage other makers in hobby activities.
http://play.fallows.ca/wp/series/arduino-ham-radio-starter-kit/
73 John Fallows VE6EY Calgary, Alberta
