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Canada DMR Net VE3ORF 3730 Group
The groups focus is on both Technical and Social aspects while exploring the many opportunities Amateur Radio has to offer.
You can find VE3ORF 3730 Tuesday Weekly NET at 9:00 PM ET and on the repeater system VE3ORF located In beautiful downtown Ottawa. They offer 3 Digital Long Range Repeaters and a 220 MHZ Digital Repeater Gateway.
I was hoping to check-in and commend to Margaret on her fantastic job. Please convey to her on behalf of myself VE3WZW ANDRE how I felt she did a great job.
Saskatchewan Net
It is for both IRLP connections and standard repeaters.
There are several different net controllers and the net is held on Reflector #9012.
DMR Brandmeister Worldwide Net - Talkgroup 91 Net
When
Saturday’s @ 1700 UTC (1600 DST).
Where
DMR-Brandmeister Worldwide Talkgroup (TG 91).
About and Purpose :
The DMR-Brandmeister Worldwide Net is held weekly Saturday on the DMR-Brandmeister network to test the connectivity and linking of repeaters world wide under stressed volumes. It is intended as a global forum for discussing news, information and developments related to Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) DMR-Brandmeister. This net is open to all ham radio operators with a DMR capable radio and can be accessed via any DMR repeaters that are connected to the DMR-Brandmeister Worldwide talk group (TB#91).
Embry Riddle WX Balloon Launch with SharkRF OpenSpot - Post Event Discussion
Six Shooters ARC - San Diego
Presentation August 21, 2017
Occurred June 10, 2017
Embry Riddle OpenSPOT In Near Space Post Event Discussion.
If YouTube video available will post link.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...19707768046273
Gene Swiech WB9COY will present his high altitude balloon payload which included a DMR OpenSPOT transmitting on 439.000MHz. The payload was launched from Emery Riddle University in Prescott Arizona as part of the NASA Eclipse project. Other accepts of the payload included a 5GHz down link and an APRS GPS reporting sytem. The OpenSPOT with only 20mW of power was easily heard 30 miles down range. The openSPOT also was able to access the internet allowing hams across the country to connect to the payload. This was accomplished via the 5GHz downlink.
Time permitting Gene will also demonstrate how the OpenSPOT can be used via the AREDN broadband ham net system using a Raspberry PI server. Two OpenSPOT modules will be connected via the AREDN system and a completely off the grid contact will be made using the two OpenSPOT modules severed by the Raspberry PI.
Brandmeister Enhancements
TAC-311 Net August 6
TAC 311 1111 Group - 6 August 2017
The gathering:
KB3YBT - Partick, FL
W5JXN - John, AR
KE0NXU - Nick, MN
K3ACE- Norm, DE
KA1GMN - Phil, TX - Game Show Host
Subjects:
What are the popular talk groups?
311 - Home of the the 311 1111 "This thing of ours"
3100 - The busies talk group. Someone is on 24 X 7.
TAC 3 AKA TG 8953 - Technical QSOs
31665 - Relatively new talk group dedicated to helping
operators out with their DMR system. This talk group is also
linked to Wires-X.
Introduction to Reflectors
How to connect.
How to disconnect.
Check reflector connection status.
Reference: TG 3100 - An Alternative Access Method ( in "Files" section)
Brandmeister and ARPS
No definitive answers on this one. Those interested stated they had more investigation to do.
Phil de KA1GMN