Thanks to everyone that came along for the DX Engineering tour on August 27th, 2016, and a very special thanks to Tim K3LR, and the whole gang at DX Engineering for their incredible hospitality and for spending their Saturday showing our group around the store and also at the K3LR contest station! Below are a […]
Pics from the August 2016 K3LR/DXE tour Read More »
This report and the pictures come courtesy of Fred KD8GYS and Del N8OFP – The Sunday Evening 6 meter net was run from a special location on August 7th. Fred KD8GYS along with Del N8OFP setup the net control station from the Sterling Ohio stop on the Rails To Trails line. The net was run
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Tim Duffy K3LR wants to share what he calls the “best K3LR video yet”. I concur!! You will want to watch this one! AA8CS
Friday, June 10th, a newly packaged Raspberry Pi based repeater controller was installed on the 147.39 repeater, along with a squelch circuit based on the old but famous Motorola Micor squelch chip. This new package makes listening to the repeater a bit more pleasant. Strong signals will have little or no noise burst after they
Updated 39 Squelch and Repeater Controller Installed Read More »
As of March 13th 2016, the 147.390 SARA repeater is now connected to the AllStar and Echolink networks. The 39 repeater is node number 43211 on AllStar, and node 580387 as W8WKY-R on Echolink. You can read more about how it all works in this article and the presentation linked from it. To accommodate some
147.39 repeater now on AllStar, Echolink, and Broadcastify Read More »
