Category: HAM
Morse Code Trainer: practicing with sound and light
A first look at my new Morse Code Trainer: sound and light practice, message translation, and live decoding experiments, built with .NET 11, MAUI, and Blazor.
Lots Happening
I just wanted to write an update on some of the projects I have listed on my site. Redfield Weather I am in the process of re-writing the site. I am going to try an AngularJS application for this. The site is currently down because my web provider has been so unreliable lately. I am…
Windows Phone 7 HAM Application
So I really want to do a Windows Phone 7 HAM application and I am looking for comments on what people would like in that application. Give me some suggestions. I am working on a small Morse Code training application currently, but I am thinking something more. Do you want? A mobile log that will…
Packet Radio
Yes I know with the Internet speeds you can get hooking your computer up to your cell phone why would you want to do 1200 bps or 9600 bps over radio? Well I tell you why, because it just sounds cool and is something I haven’t done before. This could also come in very handy…
WiRES-II Setup and Running
Well I finally got everything setup and running. My server ID is 1468, and it is running in simplex mode on frequency of 433.125 MHz and a tone of 94.8. It is running from a tower on my roof, so not the greatest footprint, but it is a start. To get a list of active…
Got My License
Well I just got my HAM radio license KD8FWV. This is something I have wanted to do for years. My dad WA8MNF has been a ham for as long as I can remember. Since they have removed the Morse code requirement from all the levels I figured it was about time. I only have my…