Raspberry Pi and Asterisk PBX Coming for the MESH
We’re stepping forward on the Anchorage MESH network with a needed enhancement. We’ll be building and configuring a PBX (Private Branch Exchange) telephone system for the network which will allow...
Category: Mesh Networking
Anything and everything to do with high speed mesh networking
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Working Wednesday Agenda, 8/16/2017
Working Wednesday tonight. It’s 1728L and some folks are here. See you there too? Agenda per TJ, KL7TS: WORKING WEDNESDAY – 2017.08.09 1). SNIPER’S NET CHECK-IN: 1800 to 1820 2). ...
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3 Local Winlink RMS Stations Active and on the MESH
The AARC MESH network continues to evolve. We now have three Winlink RMS stations that are integrated into the local MESH Post Office system. These include: 144.98 MHz KL7AA-10 1200...
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Big Turn Out for Working Wednesday – THANKS!
Wow! Big turnout tonight at working Wednesday! We didn’t get a firm count, but best guess is that we had at least 13 folks present, plus our trusty mascot, Tally...
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Winlink Post Offices, Local Portals, and Message Syncronization
Big news! It looks like we’ve potentially solved the question of how to synchronize our local RMS Gateways on the Winlink system. It’s a solution based our mesh network and...
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ARES E-Letter talks about ICS, STEM, AREDN and Grants
Info from KL7TS on July 19, 2017 ….. If you’re an ARRL member, you can edit your profile to receive ARRL email (“e-letters”) about subjects of interest. This week’s ARES...
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Anchorage Senior Center – Rotator Installed
The Anchorage Senior Center is one step closer to having a full HF, VHF, UHF, and MESH networking capabilities. On Saturday, July 30, Sid Atwood (KL7SID), Kent Petty (KL5T), and...
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Anchorage Senior Center – Moving Forward
The Anchorage Senior Center is one step closer to being a fully capable station. Today, Sid Atwood (KL7SID) and Kent Petty (KL5T) installed the connectors on the control cables for...
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New Hillside Node Installed
Thanks to Bruce Chandler, KL7QN, for graciously hosting a site on his property for club installations. The first happened today! KL7MM and KL5T installed a brand spankin’ new Ubiquiti 120...
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MESH Networking – Uh Oh, they are still alive!
The venerable Linksys WRT54G routers still seem to have a viable function in the MESH networking world. For MESH, we can only run the BBHN firmware, version 3.1, and for...
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