Hello everyone!
Jim, my mom, KI6ZAI, would love to have that at her new place here in town if it's stil available?
Thank you so much!
73, Erik KD6RRR
Hello Everybody,
Recently?the club was given the radios from the estate of a local silent key.? Dean Rice, K6JNY.? Well, part of the task was cleaning out a storage unit near the airport.? Among the treasures was a roll-top desk which we have decided to just give away.? So if you are?interested just let me know (email me direct? WO7V@...)? and I will save it for you.? Also when it is spoken for I will post that information in this forum.? In a pinch, we can help with delivery.? ?The desk is unique in that it is designed to hold a computer and keyboard although the space available for a monitor is limited.? It does need a little?work but since the price is right who can be picky?? Here are a few pictures
73,
Jim WO7V
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Hello Everybody,
Recently?the club was given the radios from the estate of a local silent key.? Dean Rice, K6JNY.? Well, part of the task was cleaning out a storage unit near the airport.? Among the treasures was a roll-top desk which we have decided to just give away.? So if you are?interested just let me know (email me direct? WO7V@...)? and I will save it for you.? Also when it is spoken for I will post that information in this forum.? In a pinch, we can help with delivery.? ?The desk is unique in that it is designed to hold a computer and keyboard although the space available for a monitor is limited.? It does need a little?work but since the price is right who can be picky?? Here are a few pictures
73,
Jim WO7V
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Educational Video on Valves (Vaccuum Tubes)
https://youtu.be/FU_YFpfDqqA
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Greetings Cyndi,
We have a lot of VHF on Hamaker already, amateur and county, so there is more spectrum available on UHF.
73, Jon KK6GXG
On Wed, May 3, 2023 at 8:51?AM Cyndi Albro, KK7AZD < KK7AZD@...> wrote: Yes VARA FM gateway would be marvy!
Just curious, why 70cm?? Is it because of radio/equipment on hand?? Or is it frequency availability?
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73 | Cyndi | KK7AZD | Chiloquin by Agency Lake
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Yes VARA FM gateway would be marvy!
Just curious, why 70cm?? Is it because of radio/equipment on hand?? Or is it frequency availability?
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73 | Cyndi | KK7AZD | Chiloquin by Agency Lake
HH 6100001191 | HOIP 100097
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Appreciate the update, Jon.? I look forward to different DMR experience using a repeater while away from home.
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73 | Cyndi | KK7AZD | Chiloquin by Agency Lake
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Greetings Michael,
The club has 2 DMR repeaters (1 DMR only, 1 multi-mode) both UHF, and there are plans to get them on mountaintops. We have been discussing how to implement them at the club meetings for several months. The details of which mountaintops and which networks are still open for discussion.?
Once we have access to the sites and get the IP network?set up we will make those decisions. Until?then we are still discussing the possibilities and evaluating member interests.?
Thank you for the very detailed?information. This work is amazing.?
Are we also installing a DMR repeater in the near future?? Michael Pearson
KJ7VXX
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On Tue, May 2, 2023, 12:36 PM DAVID L BELL, N2RSN < N2rsn@...> wrote: Jon, ??????????????? I would like to see a 2m/70cm Vara FM? SYSTEM? in the plans. ? David Bell N2RSN ? ? ? Digital Services Upgrades & Installs
For those not aware, the plan for packet and APRS is to replace our existing mountaintop KPC-3 packet stations with LinBPQ nodes running on Orange Pi 3s with RA-35 audio interfaces and add APRS to locations that don't already have it. We will also be upgrading APRS nodes to 2-way RF and adding igate functionality allowing us to take full advantage of the APRS system locally and remotely.??
The W7VW-4 packet node on Hamaker seems to be back up and running for the moment. I was able to log in this morning, check messages on the BBS, and post a couple of replies. We have folks outside the basin that use the node to check Winlink through our local gateways and connect to the BBS on Hamaker as well as the LMT:KK6GXG-1 LinBPQ node. For this reason, I posted an update on the Hamaker node and this update on as there will be some changes to the SSIDs and tactical callsigns on the nodes. I will also post this on the W7VW.org website.
As we schedule work parties for each site, I will post information about the site changes and services that will be available along with callsign or SSID changes so everyone has time to prepare for the change. After the work on each site gets done I will post to the aforementioned sites with a status and any changes to the plan.
HAMAKER - Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - HMKR:W7VW-1
- BBS? - HMKRBB:W7VW
- Chat - HMKRCH:W7VW-6?
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (Upgrade)
- AREDN?(New Services)
The first site to get an upgrade will be Hamaker, it?will be getting a packet node upgrade by replacing the existing KPC-3 with an Orange PI running LinBPQ that will also replace the existing KPC-3 APRS digipeater. The APRS node will also be upgraded from a digipeater to and digipeater and igate. The AREDN node will be linked to the Packet/APRS node allowing access to the local packet node and RF network routes.
HOGBACK
Hogback has a packet node that is currently down. It will get an upgrade as soon as the weather allows.? - Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - HGBK:W7VW-2
BBS & Chat: - Hamaker will be the BBS & Chat server accessible through the Network Node.?If there is interest in multiple BBS or chat servers for special interests these may be easily added.
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (New Install)
- AREDN (New Install)
For the most part, all of the notes for Hamaker apply to Hogback, particularly with regard to WINLINK and AREDN.
STUKEL Stukel Mountain will be getting a new packet node and APRS. - Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - STKL:W7VW-3
BBS & Chat: - Hamaker will be the BBS & Chat server accessible through the Network Node.?
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (New Install)
- AREDN (New Install)
Notes for Hamaker and Hogback apply to Stukel.
Packet Gateways
LinBPQ can also support WINLINK gateways which may be added in the future. Additional RF bands and frequencies may also be added in the future, as well as additional text-based services.?While BPQ supports access to WINLINK as a gateway, because all of the mountaintops are on the same frequency we wouldn't gain anything by putting a gateway on all of the mountaintops when they can be reached in one or two hops. We have 3-4 gateways usually available in the basin which can be accessed by one or more mountaintops.
The density of services also goes for the packet BBS and Chat servers. As we expand, we may choose to use multiple frequencies to link to more distant areas like Walker, Bend, Medford, Lakeview, etc. In these cases, setting up additional gateway, BBS, or Chat servers may make more sense and can be easily revisited and added to the network.
Services
The Hamaker AREDN node is currently local only with a camera inside the garage. As we connect the mountaintops via microwave we will also be connecting AREDN nodes. External cameras will be installed at each site and linked via AREDN as time and access allow. Microwave sector nodes and or point-to-point nodes will be added as user interest dictates for RF access to AREDN.
AREDN allows for basically any web-based service to be provided over the network, just add a server or service to an existing node, make a simple configuration change, and you are up and running. Packet can provide access to most serial text-based services in a similar manner, set up a server accessible to the local BPQ node add a line to the configuration file and you have a new service available on your BPQ node.
One of our goals is to have services shared between both Packet and AREDN networks whenever practicable, having both IP and RF paths. Another goal is to encourage experimentation. Our current project list is furthering these goals. The possibilities and potential are virtually unlimited.
What services or information would you like to see available over packet or AREDN??
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Thank you for the very detailed?information. This work is amazing.?
Are we also installing a DMR repeater in the near future?? Michael Pearson
KJ7VXX
???
On Tue, May 2, 2023, 12:36 PM DAVID L BELL, N2RSN < N2rsn@...> wrote: Jon, ??????????????? I would like to see a 2m/70cm Vara FM? SYSTEM? in the plans. ? David Bell N2RSN ? ? ? Digital Services Upgrades & Installs
For those not aware, the plan for packet and APRS is to replace our existing mountaintop KPC-3 packet stations with LinBPQ nodes running on Orange Pi 3s with RA-35 audio interfaces and add APRS to locations that don't already have it. We will also be upgrading APRS nodes to 2-way RF and adding igate functionality allowing us to take full advantage of the APRS system locally and remotely.??
The W7VW-4 packet node on Hamaker seems to be back up and running for the moment. I was able to log in this morning, check messages on the BBS, and post a couple of replies. We have folks outside the basin that use the node to check Winlink through our local gateways and connect to the BBS on Hamaker as well as the LMT:KK6GXG-1 LinBPQ node. For this reason, I posted an update on the Hamaker node and this update on as there will be some changes to the SSIDs and tactical callsigns on the nodes. I will also post this on the W7VW.org website.
As we schedule work parties for each site, I will post information about the site changes and services that will be available along with callsign or SSID changes so everyone has time to prepare for the change. After the work on each site gets done I will post to the aforementioned sites with a status and any changes to the plan.
HAMAKER - Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - HMKR:W7VW-1
- BBS? - HMKRBB:W7VW
- Chat - HMKRCH:W7VW-6?
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (Upgrade)
- AREDN?(New Services)
The first site to get an upgrade will be Hamaker, it?will be getting a packet node upgrade by replacing the existing KPC-3 with an Orange PI running LinBPQ that will also replace the existing KPC-3 APRS digipeater. The APRS node will also be upgraded from a digipeater to and digipeater and igate. The AREDN node will be linked to the Packet/APRS node allowing access to the local packet node and RF network routes.
HOGBACK
Hogback has a packet node that is currently down. It will get an upgrade as soon as the weather allows.? - Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - HGBK:W7VW-2
BBS & Chat: - Hamaker will be the BBS & Chat server accessible through the Network Node.?If there is interest in multiple BBS or chat servers for special interests these may be easily added.
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (New Install)
- AREDN (New Install)
For the most part, all of the notes for Hamaker apply to Hogback, particularly with regard to WINLINK and AREDN.
STUKEL Stukel Mountain will be getting a new packet node and APRS. - Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - STKL:W7VW-3
BBS & Chat: - Hamaker will be the BBS & Chat server accessible through the Network Node.?
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (New Install)
- AREDN (New Install)
Notes for Hamaker and Hogback apply to Stukel.
Packet Gateways
LinBPQ can also support WINLINK gateways which may be added in the future. Additional RF bands and frequencies may also be added in the future, as well as additional text-based services.?While BPQ supports access to WINLINK as a gateway, because all of the mountaintops are on the same frequency we wouldn't gain anything by putting a gateway on all of the mountaintops when they can be reached in one or two hops. We have 3-4 gateways usually available in the basin which can be accessed by one or more mountaintops.
The density of services also goes for the packet BBS and Chat servers. As we expand, we may choose to use multiple frequencies to link to more distant areas like Walker, Bend, Medford, Lakeview, etc. In these cases, setting up additional gateway, BBS, or Chat servers may make more sense and can be easily revisited and added to the network.
Services
The Hamaker AREDN node is currently local only with a camera inside the garage. As we connect the mountaintops via microwave we will also be connecting AREDN nodes. External cameras will be installed at each site and linked via AREDN as time and access allow. Microwave sector nodes and or point-to-point nodes will be added as user interest dictates for RF access to AREDN.
AREDN allows for basically any web-based service to be provided over the network, just add a server or service to an existing node, make a simple configuration change, and you are up and running. Packet can provide access to most serial text-based services in a similar manner, set up a server accessible to the local BPQ node add a line to the configuration file and you have a new service available on your BPQ node.
One of our goals is to have services shared between both Packet and AREDN networks whenever practicable, having both IP and RF paths. Another goal is to encourage experimentation. Our current project list is furthering these goals. The possibilities and potential are virtually unlimited.
What services or information would you like to see available over packet or AREDN??
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Greetings David,
It is, most likely a 70cm connection.
73, Jon KK6GXG
On Tue, May 2, 2023 at 12:36?PM DAVID L BELL, N2RSN < N2rsn@...> wrote: Jon, ??????????????? I would like to see a 2m/70cm Vara FM? SYSTEM? in the plans. ? David Bell N2RSN ? ? ? Digital Services Upgrades & Installs
For those not aware, the plan for packet and APRS is to replace our existing mountaintop KPC-3 packet stations with LinBPQ nodes running on Orange Pi 3s with RA-35 audio interfaces and add APRS to locations that don't already have it. We will also be upgrading APRS nodes to 2-way RF and adding igate functionality allowing us to take full advantage of the APRS system locally and remotely.??
The W7VW-4 packet node on Hamaker seems to be back up and running for the moment. I was able to log in this morning, check messages on the BBS, and post a couple of replies. We have folks outside the basin that use the node to check Winlink through our local gateways and connect to the BBS on Hamaker as well as the LMT:KK6GXG-1 LinBPQ node. For this reason, I posted an update on the Hamaker node and this update on as there will be some changes to the SSIDs and tactical callsigns on the nodes. I will also post this on the W7VW.org website.
As we schedule work parties for each site, I will post information about the site changes and services that will be available along with callsign or SSID changes so everyone has time to prepare for the change. After the work on each site gets done I will post to the aforementioned sites with a status and any changes to the plan.
HAMAKER - Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - HMKR:W7VW-1
- BBS? - HMKRBB:W7VW
- Chat - HMKRCH:W7VW-6?
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (Upgrade)
- AREDN?(New Services)
The first site to get an upgrade will be Hamaker, it?will be getting a packet node upgrade by replacing the existing KPC-3 with an Orange PI running LinBPQ that will also replace the existing KPC-3 APRS digipeater. The APRS node will also be upgraded from a digipeater to and digipeater and igate. The AREDN node will be linked to the Packet/APRS node allowing access to the local packet node and RF network routes.
HOGBACK
Hogback has a packet node that is currently down. It will get an upgrade as soon as the weather allows.? - Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - HGBK:W7VW-2
BBS & Chat: - Hamaker will be the BBS & Chat server accessible through the Network Node.?If there is interest in multiple BBS or chat servers for special interests these may be easily added.
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (New Install)
- AREDN (New Install)
For the most part, all of the notes for Hamaker apply to Hogback, particularly with regard to WINLINK and AREDN.
STUKEL Stukel Mountain will be getting a new packet node and APRS. - Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - STKL:W7VW-3
BBS & Chat: - Hamaker will be the BBS & Chat server accessible through the Network Node.?
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (New Install)
- AREDN (New Install)
Notes for Hamaker and Hogback apply to Stukel.
Packet Gateways
LinBPQ can also support WINLINK gateways which may be added in the future. Additional RF bands and frequencies may also be added in the future, as well as additional text-based services.?While BPQ supports access to WINLINK as a gateway, because all of the mountaintops are on the same frequency we wouldn't gain anything by putting a gateway on all of the mountaintops when they can be reached in one or two hops. We have 3-4 gateways usually available in the basin which can be accessed by one or more mountaintops.
The density of services also goes for the packet BBS and Chat servers. As we expand, we may choose to use multiple frequencies to link to more distant areas like Walker, Bend, Medford, Lakeview, etc. In these cases, setting up additional gateway, BBS, or Chat servers may make more sense and can be easily revisited and added to the network.
Services
The Hamaker AREDN node is currently local only with a camera inside the garage. As we connect the mountaintops via microwave we will also be connecting AREDN nodes. External cameras will be installed at each site and linked via AREDN as time and access allow. Microwave sector nodes and or point-to-point nodes will be added as user interest dictates for RF access to AREDN.
AREDN allows for basically any web-based service to be provided over the network, just add a server or service to an existing node, make a simple configuration change, and you are up and running. Packet can provide access to most serial text-based services in a similar manner, set up a server accessible to the local BPQ node add a line to the configuration file and you have a new service available on your BPQ node.
One of our goals is to have services shared between both Packet and AREDN networks whenever practicable, having both IP and RF paths. Another goal is to encourage experimentation. Our current project list is furthering these goals. The possibilities and potential are virtually unlimited.
What services or information would you like to see available over packet or AREDN??
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Jon, ??????????????? I would like to see a 2m/70cm Vara FM? SYSTEM? in the plans. ? David Bell N2RSN ? ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Jon Wanzer, KK6GXG Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2023 16:23 To: [email protected]Subject: [k-bar-a] Packet / APRS Update #PacketRadio #MeshNetworking #VoIPradio ? Digital Services Upgrades & Installs
For those not aware, the plan for packet and APRS is to replace our existing mountaintop KPC-3 packet stations with LinBPQ nodes running on Orange Pi 3s with RA-35 audio interfaces and add APRS to locations that don't already have it. We will also be upgrading APRS nodes to 2-way RF and adding igate functionality allowing us to take full advantage of the APRS system locally and remotely.??
The W7VW-4 packet node on Hamaker seems to be back up and running for the moment. I was able to log in this morning, check messages on the BBS, and post a couple of replies. We have folks outside the basin that use the node to check Winlink through our local gateways and connect to the BBS on Hamaker as well as the LMT:KK6GXG-1 LinBPQ node. For this reason, I posted an update on the Hamaker node and this update on groups.io as there will be some changes to the SSIDs and tactical callsigns on the nodes. I will also post this on the W7VW.org website.
As we schedule work parties for each site, I will post information about the site changes and services that will be available along with callsign or SSID changes so everyone has time to prepare for the change. After the work on each site gets done I will post to the aforementioned sites with a status and any changes to the plan.
HAMAKER - Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - HMKR:W7VW-1
- BBS? - HMKRBB:W7VW
- Chat - HMKRCH:W7VW-6?
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (Upgrade)
- AREDN?(New Services)
The first site to get an upgrade will be Hamaker, it?will be getting a packet node upgrade by replacing the existing KPC-3 with an Orange PI running LinBPQ that will also replace the existing KPC-3 APRS digipeater. The APRS node will also be upgraded from a digipeater to and digipeater and igate. The AREDN node will be linked to the Packet/APRS node allowing access to the local packet node and RF network routes.
HOGBACK
Hogback has a packet node that is currently down. It will get an upgrade as soon as the weather allows.? - Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - HGBK:W7VW-2
BBS & Chat: - Hamaker will be the BBS & Chat server accessible through the Network Node.?If there is interest in multiple BBS or chat servers for special interests these may be easily added.
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (New Install)
- AREDN (New Install)
For the most part, all of the notes for Hamaker apply to Hogback, particularly with regard to WINLINK and AREDN.
STUKEL Stukel Mountain will be getting a new packet node and APRS. - Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - STKL:W7VW-3
BBS & Chat: - Hamaker will be the BBS & Chat server accessible through the Network Node.?
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (New Install)
- AREDN (New Install)
Notes for Hamaker and Hogback apply to Stukel.
Packet Gateways
LinBPQ can also support WINLINK gateways which may be added in the future. Additional RF bands and frequencies may also be added in the future, as well as additional text-based services.?While BPQ supports access to WINLINK as a gateway, because all of the mountaintops are on the same frequency we wouldn't gain anything by putting a gateway on all of the mountaintops when they can be reached in one or two hops. We have 3-4 gateways usually available in the basin which can be accessed by one or more mountaintops.
The density of services also goes for the packet BBS and Chat servers. As we expand, we may choose to use multiple frequencies to link to more distant areas like Walker, Bend, Medford, Lakeview, etc. In these cases, setting up additional gateway, BBS, or Chat servers may make more sense and can be easily revisited and added to the network.
Services
The Hamaker AREDN node is currently local only with a camera inside the garage. As we connect the mountaintops via microwave we will also be connecting AREDN nodes. External cameras will be installed at each site and linked via AREDN as time and access allow. Microwave sector nodes and or point-to-point nodes will be added as user interest dictates for RF access to AREDN.
AREDN allows for basically any web-based service to be provided over the network, just add a server or service to an existing node, make a simple configuration change, and you are up and running. Packet can provide access to most serial text-based services in a similar manner, set up a server accessible to the local BPQ node add a line to the configuration file and you have a new service available on your BPQ node.
One of our goals is to have services shared between both Packet and AREDN networks whenever practicable, having both IP and RF paths. Another goal is to encourage experimentation. Our current project list is furthering these goals. The possibilities and potential are virtually unlimited.
What services or information would you like to see available over packet or AREDN??
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Digital Services Upgrades & InstallsFor those not aware, the plan for packet and APRS is to replace our existing mountaintop KPC-3 packet stations with LinBPQ nodes running on Orange Pi 3s with RA-35 audio interfaces and add APRS to locations that don't already have it. We will also be upgrading APRS nodes to 2-way RF and adding igate functionality allowing us to take full advantage of the APRS system locally and remotely.?? The W7VW-4 packet node on Hamaker seems to be back up and running for the moment. I was able to log in this morning, check messages on the BBS, and post a couple of replies. We have folks outside the basin that use the node to check Winlink through our local gateways and connect to the BBS on Hamaker as well as the LMT:KK6GXG-1 LinBPQ node. For this reason, I posted an update on the Hamaker node and this update on groups.io as there will be some changes to the SSIDs and tactical callsigns on the nodes. I will also post this on the W7VW.org website. As we schedule work parties for each site, I will post information about the site changes and services that will be available along with callsign or SSID changes so everyone has time to prepare for the change. After the work on each site gets done I will post to the aforementioned sites with a status and any changes to the plan. HAMAKER
- Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - HMKR:W7VW-1
- BBS? - HMKRBB:W7VW
- Chat - HMKRCH:W7VW-6?
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (Upgrade)
- AREDN?(New Services)
The first site to get an upgrade will be Hamaker, it?will be getting a packet node upgrade by replacing the existing KPC-3 with an Orange PI running LinBPQ that will also replace the existing KPC-3 APRS digipeater. The APRS node will also be upgraded from a digipeater to and digipeater and igate. The AREDN node will be linked to the Packet/APRS node allowing access to the local packet node and RF network routes. HOGBACKHogback has a packet node that is currently down. It will get an upgrade as soon as the weather allows.?
- Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - HGBK:W7VW-2
BBS & Chat: - Hamaker will be the BBS & Chat server accessible through the Network Node.?If there is interest in multiple BBS or chat servers for special interests these may be easily added.
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (New Install)
- AREDN (New Install)
For the most part, all of the notes for Hamaker apply to Hogback, particularly with regard to WINLINK and AREDN.
STUKEL
Stukel Mountain will be getting a new packet node and APRS.
- Packet: 145.050 MHz (Upgrade)
- Node - STKL:W7VW-3
BBS & Chat: - Hamaker will be the BBS & Chat server accessible through the Network Node.?
- APRS: RX/TX, digipeater, and igate (New Install)
- AREDN (New Install)
Notes for Hamaker and Hogback apply to Stukel.
Packet Gateways
LinBPQ can also support WINLINK gateways which may be added in the future. Additional RF bands and frequencies may also be added in the future, as well as additional text-based services.?While BPQ supports access to WINLINK as a gateway, because all of the mountaintops are on the same frequency we wouldn't gain anything by putting a gateway on all of the mountaintops when they can be reached in one or two hops. We have 3-4 gateways usually available in the basin which can be accessed by one or more mountaintops.
The density of services also goes for the packet BBS and Chat servers. As we expand, we may choose to use multiple frequencies to link to more distant areas like Walker, Bend, Medford, Lakeview, etc. In these cases, setting up additional gateway, BBS, or Chat servers may make more sense and can be easily revisited and added to the network.
Services
The Hamaker AREDN node is currently local only with a camera inside the garage. As we connect the mountaintops via microwave we will also be connecting AREDN nodes. External cameras will be installed at each site and linked via AREDN as time and access allow. Microwave sector nodes and or point-to-point nodes will be added as user interest dictates for RF access to AREDN.
AREDN allows for basically any web-based service to be provided over the network, just add a server or service to an existing node, make a simple configuration change, and you are up and running. Packet can provide access to most serial text-based services in a similar manner, set up a server accessible to the local BPQ node add a line to the configuration file and you have a new service available on your BPQ node.
One of our goals is to have services shared between both Packet and AREDN networks whenever practicable, having both IP and RF paths. Another goal is to encourage experimentation. Our current project list is furthering these goals. The possibilities and potential are virtually unlimited.
What services or information would you like to see available over packet or AREDN??
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K-BAR-A April Meeting (and Zoom Info)
K-BAR-A Members, ?? Tonight is the April monthly meeting. It will be in person at 6:30, and via Zoom starting at 6:15.
Meeting ID- 541 887 0005
Passcode- KBARA
There may also be Facebook Live being streamed. Contact Charlie Boeing, or president@....
Hope to see you there!
Jeff Eastburn, K-BAR-A Secretary/Treasurer KJ7IRV, ~73
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Monthly Meeting / April 2023
Don't forget, our KBARA monthly meeting is THIS Wednesday at 6:30 PM in the community meeting room behind Washington Federal on South 6th Street, across the street from Black Bear Diner. 5215 S 6th St, Klamath Falls, OR 97603.
People start arriving up to an hour early to socialize.
73,
Charlie / K7AKT
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If you are using JS8CALL this may be a program you want to download.
Introduction video
Code and training videos
Dusty N7DHW
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Re: Ham radio ASTRONAUT VISIT via ZOOM!
Thank you Cyndi! ?? This is awesome!? I appreciate you bringing items of interest to the group.
Keep it up!
Jeff :-)
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On Tuesday, April 4th, 2023 at 10:32 AM, Cyndi Albro, KK7AZD <KK7AZD@...> wrote:
Passing along a message...Too bad I cannot make it.
Hi all -?
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We spent a few months working to put it together, and we did it!
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NASA Astronaut Kjell Lindgren, KO5MOS (N7JI's?unplanned ISS contact?during Field Day, 2022)?will be joining Ducks on the Air via Zoom!
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Email us or go to our web site for meeting info.
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This event is open to all.
It would be wonderful if you could let us know you're coming.
PLEASE spread the word!
We are very excited about this event.
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Tuesday, April 18, 2023
5:30 p.m. PDT
(please adjust for time zone)
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Thanks!
?
Scott N7JI
Technical Advisor, Ducks on the Air N7DUX
U of Oregon Ham Radio Club?
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73 | Cyndi | KK7AZD | Chiloquin by Agency Lake
HH 6100001191 | HOIP 100097
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Ham radio ASTRONAUT VISIT via ZOOM!
Passing along a message...Too bad I cannot make it.
Hi all -?
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We spent a few months working to put it together, and we did it!
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NASA Astronaut Kjell Lindgren, KO5MOS (N7JI's?unplanned ISS contact?during Field Day, 2022)?will be joining Ducks on the Air via Zoom!
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Email us or go to our web site for meeting info.
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This event is open to all.
It would be wonderful if you could let us know you're coming.
PLEASE spread the word!
We are very excited about this event.
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Tuesday, April 18, 2023
5:30 p.m. PDT
(please adjust for time zone)
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Thanks!
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Scott N7JI
Technical Advisor, Ducks on the Air N7DUX
U of Oregon Ham Radio Club?
-- 73 | Cyndi | KK7AZD | Chiloquin by Agency Lake HH 6100001191 | HOIP 100097
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FYI, Here is the Manual for the FT100D For anyone who wants to know what the Radio is.
160-6M? ? ? - 100 Watts 144 Mhz? ? ?-? 50 Watts 440 Mhz? ? ?-? 20 Watts
My Opps on the last message
On Tue, Mar 28, 2023 at 9:02?PM Erik KD6RRR < kd6rrr@...> wrote: Hello everyone!
Tim KC7OCZ in Keno has some gear for sale to any who are interested! Here¡¯s a list and prices for some of the items; the rest are make an offer.
You can contact Tim directly at dumpire1@... with any questions.
Hope everyone is doing well and 73!
Erik KD6RRR
Yaesu FT-100D HF/VHF/UHF mobile LDG YT100 auto tuner Opek HVT-400 mobile antenna Package deal all above for $350
CDE Ham M rotor for $225
Alliance HD-73 rotor for $225
Ameritron AL-811H 800 watt linear amplifier for $800
Older telescoping tower- make offer
Beam antenna in need of some work- make offer
-- Kris?t?y?anna??Virgona??-? ?N6KV?&?my?Fur?Kids,?Magnus 15?yrs?old,?Spock?9?yrs?old, Sulu?9?yrs?old,?Graystripe 6???yrs?old,?Firestar 6?yrs?old,?Olivia 6?yrs?old, Tigger 2?yrs old,??Annie 1 1/2 yrs old, ?Duncan? 9?months old, &?Uhura???9?months old.
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul?remains?unawakened" - Anatole France ? ? ¡°The things you see out of the corners of your eye
are the most important¡± - Hank Virgona
Meddle not in the Affairs of?
Dragons for?you're crunchy and?taste good with ketchup!?
?? ? ?Katz?Always? Rulez !!! ? ("")=^..^=("")
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FYI, Here is the Manual for the FT100D For anyone who wants to know what the Radio is.
160-6M? ? ? - 100 Watts 144 Mhz? ? ?- 50 Watts 440 Mhz
On Tue, Mar 28, 2023 at 9:02?PM Erik KD6RRR < kd6rrr@...> wrote: Hello everyone!
Tim KC7OCZ in Keno has some gear for sale to any who are interested! Here¡¯s a list and prices for some of the items; the rest are make an offer.
You can contact Tim directly at dumpire1@... with any questions.
Hope everyone is doing well and 73!
Erik KD6RRR
Yaesu FT-100D HF/VHF/UHF mobile LDG YT100 auto tuner Opek HVT-400 mobile antenna Package deal all above for $350
CDE Ham M rotor for $225
Alliance HD-73 rotor for $225
Ameritron AL-811H 800 watt linear amplifier for $800
Older telescoping tower- make offer
Beam antenna in need of some work- make offer
-- Kris?t?y?anna??Virgona??-? ?N6KV?&?my?Fur?Kids,?Magnus 15?yrs?old,?Spock?9?yrs?old, Sulu?9?yrs?old,?Graystripe 6???yrs?old,?Firestar 6?yrs?old,?Olivia 6?yrs?old, Tigger 2?yrs old,??Annie 1 1/2 yrs old, ?Duncan? 9?months old, &?Uhura???9?months old.
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul?remains?unawakened" - Anatole France ? ? ¡°The things you see out of the corners of your eye
are the most important¡± - Hank Virgona
Meddle not in the Affairs of?
Dragons for?you're crunchy and?taste good with ketchup!?
?? ? ?Katz?Always? Rulez !!! ? ("")=^..^=("")
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Hello everyone!
Tim KC7OCZ in Keno has some gear for sale to any who are interested! Here¡¯s a list and prices for some of the items; the rest are make an offer.
You can contact Tim directly at dumpire1@... with any questions.
Hope everyone is doing well and 73!
Erik KD6RRR
Yaesu FT-100D HF/VHF/UHF mobile LDG YT100 auto tuner Opek HVT-400 mobile antenna Package deal all above for $350
CDE Ham M rotor for $225
Alliance HD-73 rotor for $225
Ameritron AL-811H 800 watt linear amplifier for $800
Older telescoping tower- make offer
Beam antenna in need of some work- make offer
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Re: Pico Balloons - Constructing, Launching and Tracking
I am definitely in on building balloons. I think Picos are a great place to start. The QRP-Labs link below looks a lot like what we have been talking about for parade duty. I'd say $115 is a bit pricy, but seeing what we have spent on components, Arduino, and OPi maybe it's not. Look at the back of the board. :-) Who else is interested?? Just a few links to follow further down this rabbit hole. /g/picoballoon? ? ?
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Erik KD6RRR
Jon Wanzer, KK6GXG
Kristyanna Virgona - N6KV