To the person maintaining the email distribution list:
Please remove me from your mailing list. I am moving to Indiana. Thank
you so much.
Regards,
David O. Johnson
doj52...@gmail.com
On Wed, Jul 12, 2023 at 6:48 PM John Denison via BVARC
wrote:
> When we are at the Fulshear Farmers
Hello John,
Thanks for the info. Yes, I am planning to be there at Fulshear market this
Saturday.
Venkata Appala
> On Jul 12, 2023, at 6:48 PM, John Denison via BVARC wrote:
>
> When we are at the Fulshear Farmers Market, we can receive the 145.49
> repeater at about 1/2 scale on the S
Terry,
I hope this doesn’t add more confusion than opportunity, but I would highly
recommend you start with about 3 or 4 micro-sd cards, 16g or larger, and try
several versions of this.
The absolute flexibility of the pi, is you can try an image out for a few hours
or days, then swap the
When we are at the Fulshear Farmers Market, we can receive the 145.49
repeater at about 1/2 scale on the S meter with a mobile radio in a car.
This is with a Larsen 2/70 mag mount on the roof. An HT will most likely
have a lower performance, especially if you use the stock antenna. I
don't
Funny. I was the one asking for joint brains to figure out how to do things. I certainly can’t give a class since I am at pi ground zero. I have a pi4 and loaded it with pi Linux. And monitor . Next is sound, and then ham softwares , and then wires and cables to connect to radios. That’s
Thank you for the map. This is great information and helps me in identifying which repeater to look for. Hoping to talk you all on air soon.Venkata Appala KJ5BVSOn Jul 12, 2023, at 4:48 PM, Mike Hardwick wrote:
The book is helpful but it doesn't always show how tall the repeater's
Thank you for the information David. I will check it out right away.
Venkata Appala KJ5BVS
> On Jul 12, 2023, at 3:52 PM, David Kunetka via BVARC wrote:
>
> Easiest way to find frequencies you would like to monitor is through
> Repeater Book. Is an online app. Download the app. Put in a
Easiest way to find frequencies you would like to monitor is through Repeater
Book. Is an online app. Download the app. Put in a radius (10 mile, 50 miles
etc)to see what repeaters are near you. Gives you the CTCSS and DCS codes too.
3’s
David K
KI5TEB
Sent from my iPad
> On Jul 12, 2023,
Afternoon,
I am a new Ham( got my tech license yesterday) and got my first HT
today. I am wondering if there are any frequencies I can monitor to listen in
and understand the various intricacies involved in amateur radio. I live in
Fulshear which is further west to Katy and not sure if
