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I have been issued a /24 Subnet from the ARDC to use with internet amateur radio related projects. Live so far is a VPN Server, a router to manage the VPN traffic and a content Read more…
Passed my Foundation licence in early 2020 with the Milton Keynes Amateur Radio Society (MKARS, G8MKC/M5MK) I started on 2m/70cm’s with a Anytone mobile rig and a Diamond X50n in the loft.
Whilst going through training I got into contact with Michael (M7SYN) who got me in APRS so when I got my licence I dabbled in beaconing and texting via it but due to my position I was lucky if I got into a Digipeater as the nearest one to me in Aylesbury was a lot lower and would not pick me and the next one was basically in Milton Keynes and out of range at 5W so I decided to get a NoV for at least an IGate.
For this reason and after some research (Thanks M5ET) I applied for a NoV which was granted and got the Callsign MB7RTR, I then proceeded to get some more parts from Moonraker including another Diamond X50.
When experimenting with using SDR’s I found that GB7CT (Tring DMR repeater) would blow out the receive on the SDR so I had to get a radio to use for it, So I got a second hand Yaesu FTM-3200D and if you check my coverage using the aprs direct link at the top you will see how its going.
I have been issued a /24 Subnet from the ARDC to use with internet amateur radio related projects. Live so far is a VPN Server, a router to manage the VPN traffic and a content Read more…
In less than a month I have managed over 1000 QSO’s on FT8 on various HF bands and even managed to work all continents and almost all of Europe, any one know anyone in Vatican Read more…