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It is almost time to check in to the #FediFridayWinlinkNet!
Send your #Winlink message between 0000-2359 UTC Friday May 15.
Try to use a different band or mode to check in each week.
To: FFWN
Subject: check-in
Message body line1: [callsign], [firstname], [city], [state/province/locale], [country], [mastodon username], [VHF/HF/APRS/Telnet, etc]
Message body line2: On average, how many days per week are you on the air? [Numerical response]
Message body line3: Do you agree to have your callsign shared in the check-in list? [Y or N/opt-out]
Follow #FFWN for details and conversation, and be sure to check the net webpage at https://w0rmt.net/ffwn/ for a list of weekly check-ins and responses to the question of the week.
Please boost!
Just checked in to the #FediFridayWinlinkNet using VARA-HF. Switched to 40m and the Pat client for this week. Still using KB5LZK-10.
Follow #FFWN for details and conversation, and be sure to check the net webpage at https://
w0rmt.net/ffwn/ for a list of weekly check-ins and responses to the question of the week.
Thanks @bud_t for hosting the net!
It is almost time to check in to the #FediFridayWinlinkNet!
Send your #Winlink message between 0000-2359 UTC Friday May 8.
Try to use a different band or mode to check in each week.
To: FFWN
Subject: check-in
Message body line1: [callsign], [firstname], [city], [state/province/locale], [country], [mastodon username], [VHF/HF/APRS/Telnet, etc]
Message body line2: Do you monitor 146.520 (or another simplex frequency outside the US) and if so, how often? [Y/N, elaborate]
Message body line3: Do you agree to have your callsign shared in the check-in list? [Y or N/opt-out]
Follow #FFWN for details and conversation, and be sure to check the net webpage at https://w0rmt.net/ffwn/ for a list of weekly check-ins and responses to the question of the week.
Please boost!
So what's new in the world of digital ham radio? This could be a big deal and might knock proprietary protocols and waveforms on the head. #Mercury #Hermes #opensourcesoftware #vara #packetradio
Good news for Linux ops too!
https://www.ardc.net/wp-content/uploads/Mercury-Press-Release-07-MAY-2026.pdf
It's only been like a year, but I'm back on Mastodon thanks to nudging from @g
Radio-wise, lately I've been...
1) Trying to get back active on satellites and tuning the ergonomics of my IC-705/FT-818ND portable combo.
2) Experimenting more with APRS and Winlink.
3) Ballooning
If you speak any of the following languages and would be willing to record a translation of
"All Licensed Amateurs are welcome on this repeater"
I would love to replace the machine translated text to speech message with a recording of your lovely voice.
Vietnamese, Arabic, Bengali, Ukrainian, Chinese, Filipino, French, German, Hindi, Korean, Nepali, Portuguese, Spanish, Swahili, Urdu
DM me if you're willing, and I'll can give you an email address to send the recording to!
I'm very new to Mastodon so here's a short #introduction.
I've been a #hamradio operator since 1988. I have my Extra Class ticket. I currently enjoy #qrp operating and #homebrew projects. Most of my building has been kits but I've come to enjoy scratch building. Not as pretty but a lot of fun.
My latest project has just been powered up, a #T41-EP. Lots to do still but it first picked up a signal today. Looking forward to learning a lot from the community here.
72,
Mark
KC4GIA
#QMX cover and desk stand for #hamradio work great!
the link to print it:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6599009