Andreas DC6AP (JO43)The next release of FlexPacket will support bluetooth KISS devices. đ It already works quite well but I'm not yet finished in implementing the entire AX25 protocol.
ARDCEarly 44Net traffic often moved at 1200 bits per second over packet radio. Today, many links run at millions of bits per second using modern equipment, often built by the same volunteer community. #44net #44yearsof44net #packetradio #amateurradio
44Net links together volunteer-built networks over the Internet and over the air, using mostly off-the-shelf gear and shared know-how, continuing a tradition that started with homemade packet radio stations decades ago. #44net #44yearsof44net #packetradio #amateurradio
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đžA #reticulum #nomadnet web / #mesh #browser #rbrowser for #surfing the #reticulum #network using #rns as an alternative to #ip #internet . #ipfreeinternet #networking #resilientcommunication #Notfallkommunikation #rnodes
#decentralised⊠(compare #yggdrasil #i2p #cjdns #dtn #packetradio #loramesh #meshcore #meshtastic like systems) RNS reticulum cryptographic, transport-agnostic, delay-tolerant comms https://github.com/fr33n0w/rBrowser
in brief:
https://youtube.com/shorts/S6JKM00D0gk?si=NyAm1Hj6ccgcYFKK
full info:
https://youtu.be/Vd3P6kMXWgY
#decentralised⊠(compare #yggdrasil #i2p #cjdns #dtn #packetradio #loramesh #meshcore #meshtastic like systems) RNS reticulum cryptographic, transport-agnostic, delay-tolerant comms https://github.com/fr33n0w/rBrowser
in brief:
https://youtube.com/shorts/S6JKM00D0gk?si=NyAm1Hj6ccgcYFKK
full info:
https://youtu.be/Vd3P6kMXWgY
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Nooelec - HackRF Pro Software Defined Radio - SDR Transceivers - Software Defined Radio
<p>HackRF Pro from Great Scott Gadgets is a Software Defined Radio peripheral capable of transmission or reception of radio signals from 100 kHz to 6 GHz. Designed to enable test and development of modern and next generation radio technologies, HackRF Pro
Neil E. HodgesNooelec - HackRF Pro Software Defined Radio - SDR Transceivers - Software Defined Radio
<p>HackRF Pro from Great Scott Gadgets is a Software Defined Radio peripheral capable of transmission or reception of radio signals from 100 kHz to 6 GHz. Designed to enable test and development of modern and next generation radio technologies, HackRF Pro
Thinking about putting together a 70cm 9600 baud packet radio endpoint. What's a good radio module that can do 9600 baud on UHF?
Some I've found: NiceRF SA818U/S, Dorji DRA818U. Still not sure if these can actually do 9600 baud, though. :/
Thinking about putting together a 70cm 9600 baud packet radio endpoint. What's a good radio module that can do 9600 baud on UHF?
Some I've found: NiceRF SA818U/S, Dorji DRA818U. Still not sure if these can actually do 9600 baud, though.
#AmateurRadio #HamRadio #PacketRadio
Some I've found: NiceRF SA818U/S, Dorji DRA818U. Still not sure if these can actually do 9600 baud, though.
#AmateurRadio #HamRadio #PacketRadio
Matt W1CDNMy UHF #packetRadio link is failing *not* because my 5W high-elevation node can't be heard by my 25W low-elevation node, but because the low node can't be heard by the high node. I think there is a lot of local RF. #hamRadio
g7kseSet aside this afternoon to do a bit of radio. Ended up talking a GM neighbour through installing QtSoundModem on a RPi for a bit of #packetradio
Happy with that