Where Communication Knows No Limits!
CQ CQ CQ Calling all Amateurs...You are invited! First, I'd like to congratulate the Franklin Amateur Radio Club on it's 50th anniversary! And, in keeping with the reason to celebrate, we'd like to propose a just-for-fun, multi-club, informal link-up on…
This video was shown to at the March 2022 General Members Meeting AllstarLink provides hams with a means of connecting radios (repeaters or simplex links) over the internet. It is built upon the asterisk open source PBX (runs on Linux).…
On July 14, 2020 a group of us met at the SCC EMS Training center to set up our computers and practice using FLDigi and FLMsg to send and receive NTS message traffic. The following document describes the setup and…
On Thursday, January 9, 2020, the group meet and to plan upcoming sessions where topics of interest could be discussed. The idea is to have a member lead the discussion on one of the topics from the list. It's possible…
Keith/KI5US presented an introduction to FLDIGI (Fast Light DIGital Modem Application) and it's potential application to numerous communications opportunities.
When it comes to DMR, people usually think of Brandmeister. But there is another network rapidly gaining popularity in North America worthy of your attention - DMR Plus. DMR Plus gives you many of the same features as Brandmeister such…
On April 4th, 2019 Bill / W1WAB on Winlink (now known as RMS Express) presented a working session on the configuration and operation of Winlink Express. The Winlink Express program enables email over RF; although it can be used standalone,…
Many of you know more than me about DMR (the Digital Mobile Radio - open standard developed by Motorola). Apparently there are two competing networks for DMR. One is called DMR-MARC (which has been relabeled “The Phoenix Network”), the other…