Hi Michael,
Your email is working fine, unfortunately no one has responded. I'm late to the game, I haven't yet listened to the first round table (I'll try to do that soon).
I've had my Technician license for a few years now and certainly enjoy the hobby! My call is KM4DKF. I'm wanting to get my general so I can get on more bands. I'm also hoping to apply for a vanity call once I get my general also. I think WL0TEK (whiskey lowtek) would be awesome,hahaha.
I've played with APRS quite a bit and enjoy it. Also interested in the mesh software. I have an old wwrt running broadband ham net and a rpi running hsmm-pi. I also have a ubiquiti bullet that is waiting to be flashed, lol. I need to upgrade to the new ARDEN software. I also have a few RTL-SDR dongles, one is dedicated to flightaware.com and tracking ADSB.
Other than that I mainly just chat on the local repeaters.
Myself and a few friends will be running a booth at this year's hamvention in OH. We have a bunch of SDRs and Outernet kits we plan to sell, so that should be interesting to talk about. We did it last year for the 1st time and had a blast. I had only brought 50ish dongles and sold out by 3pm the first day, lol.
Anyway, enough rambling. Just wanted to let you know you're getting heard and someone else out there cares ;)
73 de KM4DKF aka Josh, aka lowtek morgellon
On Mar 31, 2017 4:45 AM, Michael <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
do I have problems with my mail, or is it true that there has not been any reaction on my previous message?
Are we done with it already?Wondering,
Michael
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Subject: Amateur round table - how to proceed? Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2017 15:12:55 +0100 From: Michael <[email protected]> To: [email protected]
Hi folks, the first round table episode is out since about two weeks and it seems like a good time to plan the next steps. I propose to keep using the etherpad here https://etherpad.net/p/HPR-HAM-RT for coordination and show note preparation. Shall we delete the old content that made it into official show notes and just keep the link? The intention was to have a more Europe friendly recording time for the next one. Would any of the people willing to participate please come up with a suitable proposal? (Put it in the pad please in addition.) Regarding the general schedule. With the current fill state of the show queue and hoping that the higher bias level can be maintained, the sequence of scheduling - recording - finding a free slot - waiting for feed back after it is out - scheduling the next recording .... might stretch things out unnecessarily. The question is, are we yet prepared to make this a regular show? Are we willing to commit to a more predictable scheduling? I'm thinking of reserving a show slot every two month and targeting recording in the middle in between. That would leave enough room for comments to trickle in until the next recording as well as allow some processing time after that. What do you think? How about occasionally including a "decoding challenge"? Some short text that is encoded in a digital mode or some other form and listeners can have a take on decoding it. I have confirmation that support on the HPR site for such riddles, where correct entries could be recorded and counted, is basically possible. So do we want that? In whatever way the round table will develop, even if it became a very relaxed rag chewing event, I'd like to see it trigger all sorts of individual shows on HAM related topics. I further suggest that someone start a new series: What's in my shack. This could be a cool entry point for any radio amateur to start contributing to HPR. Just tell us about the gear you have in your shack, what you do with it, how it developed over time, .... If there are individual (home brew / modified / ... ) pieces with their own story - you have a follow up show right there! Now let's try to not loose the positive momentum I felt we had after the first recording and get the wheel spinning further... Regards, Michael (DL4MGM, mirwi)
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