Radio Amateurs Technological Society
Radio Amateurs Technological Society
NOTE: Firmware version 1.47 will allow for 150,000 contacts but gets rid of voice recording. If you want to keep voice recording, stay on 1.45 and only import 50,000 contacts. Else you can upgrade to 1.47 and load all of…
To write to the Radio: And that’s it. Pretty simple, but also confusing.
Some things to note:
Setting up a new 44Net-Connect VPN tunnel is required before following this guide. This next section is completely optional and requires a few things. First, we’re going to create a dedicated 44Net network and a new LXC in Proxmox. Next,…
What’s 44Net? 44Net is simply a collection of IP version 4 addresses on the public internet. The 44.0.0.0/9 and 44.128.0.0/10 networks are put aside strictly for amateur radio use and are managed by the ARDC, or Amateur Radio Digital Communications…
So you’re hunting grid squares? This can be a challenge, especially if your mode of choice is FM satellite. If you want to know what the very rare grids are, this compiled list should help you. It should be noted…
You’ve just gotten your new AllStarLink 3 node up and running, either on your high-power simplex repeater, or on a long-range full duplex repeater setup. Awesome! But the thrill is gone once you realize it can only use CW to…
Traditionally, for those who travel but would love to get into their regular local repeaters, two technologies were the default. First was the IRLP or Internet Radio Linking Project, which required very specific hardware and was focused on repeater-to-repeater internet…
Why It Doesn’t Work The Yaesu FT-710 HF transceiver contains a non-standard and possibly emulated CM-108 USB audio interface that allows working digital modes without any need for an external sound card. Simply plug the USB into your PC of…
Of all the great mapping tools available on the Parks On The Air website (pota.app), this one is sorely missing. We’ll show you how to create a map of your activated POTA parks, which is great for showing off your…