VE1BWV - a quick overview of the WeBSDR software. HQ
Saturday, 26 December 2009
PA9JO latest video.
This is the latest film from my shack, I hope you like it and thanks to my son Lorenzo !!! Great video.
Ham Radio by M6OJE My latest Shack
A Video of the station owned and operated by UK station operator M6OJE (Andy) From Paignton in Devon UK, situated 150mtrs from the beach, using a 75ft long wire using a magnetic transmitting balun.
PR7VX Ham Station Video
PR7VX Station Video - Know my ham radio station, my specialities, APRS, and more....
M3VND Part Time George Michael Look Alike Welcomes You To His Ham Radio Station
M3VND Anton, introduced by Tony M3UEO shows his very nice ham radio set up.
Radio Wacker's Car For Sale
I have known for a long time that "Radio Wackers" sometime go overboard on radio equipment for their wacker mobiles. This one however is REALLY over the top.
HAM RADIO - How To Make A VO-52 SAT QSO
Using a home made 10 element 435 & IO Loop for 145MHz, with a Yaesu FT-847. Simon - 2E0HTS, adjusts his (uplink) transmitted signal to correct the doppler of the Received (downlink) frequency
Tuesday, 22 December 2009
MB6AM, 2m D-Star Simplex Node:
21/11/2009
MB6AM, 2m D-Star Simplex Node: Tring, Herts.
After several weeks in testing, MB6AM went live this afternoon, sharing
the same mast as the 70cm GB3TU repeater. MB6AM is located in Tring, North
West of London and is well appointed to provide Digital Voice (DV) coverage
across many of the Home Counties and parts of Oxfordshire.
MB6AM is the reincarnation of the old GB7AM packet node, using the same
antenna and 2m frequency. Chris, G0WTZ, kindly donated his own Yaseu
FT-7800R for the project and David, G4ULF provided custom software to link
into the global D-Star network. G4ULF's software was developed with the full
cooperation of the Trust Server team and has been fully tested for G2
compatibility, with support for G2 direct routing and dplus linking across
to other D-Star repeaters, via the Internet.
MB6AM will be routinely connected to reflector REF013B which has been
dubbed TechNet, a meeting place for repeater keepers, software developers
and D-Star hardware hackers. User control of dplus linking and unlinking is
enabled, so mobile users on the busy M1 and M40 motorways, can re-task the
simplex node as required. When the dplus connection is left unlinked, a
script will automatically re-establish contact with TechNet.
To access MB6AM, users should configure their radios in simplex mode on
144.8625 MHz, with no RPT settings required. If RPT settings are used, then
the following settings must be programmed:
YOUR: CQCQCQ
RPT1: MB6AM^^C (^ = space)
RPT2: MB6AM^^G
Duplex Offset: +/- 0 MHz
D-Star users can make use of all the usual dplus and G2 routing commands,
so they can link to other nodes or call directly around the D-Star network.
Iain, G0RDI, the NoV holder for MB6AM, extends his personal gratitude to Rod Wilkinson (Ofcom), Chris (G0WTZ), David (G4ULF) and Darren (G7LWT) for their assistance with the implementation of this project. MB6AM is the first simplex G2 gateway in the UK.
MB6AM, 2m D-Star Simplex Node: Tring, Herts.
After several weeks in testing, MB6AM went live this afternoon, sharing
the same mast as the 70cm GB3TU repeater. MB6AM is located in Tring, North
West of London and is well appointed to provide Digital Voice (DV) coverage
across many of the Home Counties and parts of Oxfordshire.
MB6AM is the reincarnation of the old GB7AM packet node, using the same
antenna and 2m frequency. Chris, G0WTZ, kindly donated his own Yaseu
FT-7800R for the project and David, G4ULF provided custom software to link
into the global D-Star network. G4ULF's software was developed with the full
cooperation of the Trust Server team and has been fully tested for G2
compatibility, with support for G2 direct routing and dplus linking across
to other D-Star repeaters, via the Internet.
MB6AM will be routinely connected to reflector REF013B which has been
dubbed TechNet, a meeting place for repeater keepers, software developers
and D-Star hardware hackers. User control of dplus linking and unlinking is
enabled, so mobile users on the busy M1 and M40 motorways, can re-task the
simplex node as required. When the dplus connection is left unlinked, a
script will automatically re-establish contact with TechNet.
To access MB6AM, users should configure their radios in simplex mode on
144.8625 MHz, with no RPT settings required. If RPT settings are used, then
the following settings must be programmed:
YOUR: CQCQCQ
RPT1: MB6AM^^C (^ = space)
RPT2: MB6AM^^G
Duplex Offset: +/- 0 MHz
D-Star users can make use of all the usual dplus and G2 routing commands,
so they can link to other nodes or call directly around the D-Star network.
Iain, G0RDI, the NoV holder for MB6AM, extends his personal gratitude to Rod Wilkinson (Ofcom), Chris (G0WTZ), David (G4ULF) and Darren (G7LWT) for their assistance with the implementation of this project. MB6AM is the first simplex G2 gateway in the UK.
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