AREDN MESH Networking Fun
I had an experience tonight that provided me with a little amazement. It spoke to the robustness of the AREDN MESH networking protocol, equipment, and capabilities. Here’s my little story....
Category: RF Experiments
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AARC Assists Student with APRS Weather Balloon Experiment
Boris Mesits, KE8JLB visited the RSOC during this week’s Working Wednesday. Boris is a graduate of South High School in Anchorage and is now attending college at UNC Chapel Hill. Boris asked for a bit of help putting together a 2-meter antenna to be mounted to an APRS Weather Balloon experiment his student club at…
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Hot Transmitter on 147.93 MHz Found and Shut Down
On the afternoon of October 10, a transmitter keyed up on 147.93 MHz. This happens to be the input frequency for club’s Grubstake VHF repeater (147.33/93). As a result, the...
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Request for Fairbanks-HAARP-Anchorage experiment participation
Hello! I am writing to request participation of KL7AA members in a rather unique experiment involving members from KL7KC (Arctic Amateur Radio Club), a scientist in Fairbanks (that’s me), and...
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New Multimode Digital Hotspot Goes LIVE!
A new multi-mode Anchorage digital hotspot has been installed and is running. The hotspot is located on the frequency of 446.500 MHz. The Hotspot covers D-STAR, DMR, Yaesu System Fusion...
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AARC MESH Connection to Mat-Su – Good Signal and Throughput!
On Monday, September 25, I traveled out to Fire Station 61 in Wasilla to test connectivity and throughput with a Ubiquiti RocketDish/Rocket M3 radio to our Site Summit node. A...
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HAARP 2017
HAARP will be transmitting this month. Learn all about it and listen/look for its effects while it operates. HAARP 2017 – UAF Geophysical Institute Follow @ctfallen on Twitter.