M120…It’s aliiiiiiiiive!
Thanks to Gary, WD0BIA, I realized that the Motorola RJ-45 is wired
Continue reading →M120…It’s aliiiiiiiiive!
Thanks to Gary, WD0BIA, I realized that the Motorola RJ-45 is wired different from a regular
Continue reading →M120…It’s aliiiiiiiiive!
Thanks to Gary, WD0BIA, I realized that the Motorola RJ-45 is wired different from a regular network
Continue reading →M120…It’s aliiiiiiiiive!
Thanks to Gary, WD0BIA, I realized that the Motorola RJ-45 is wired different from a regular network jack. Turns out I had my wiring reversed. I put a new connector on and it works like a champ!! 2010-01-03 21:27:07 UTC: … Continue reading →
Whole Hog Linux
Well, I bit the bullet and started jumping the Microsoft ship. I picked up a new hard drive after dinner and I’m now running Ubuntu 9.10 64-bit on my desktop. I also installed Vista to a VM like I did … Continue reading →
More Linux News
Ok, so this isn’t technically radio-related but since it involves the laptop I’ll be using for my radio stuff I figure I can include the Linux stuff here. Besides, it’s my blog and I’ll do what I want. 🙂 I … Continue reading →
Hello 2010
Well, here we are. It’s a new year. Doesn’t seem much different. 🙂 Last night I set about trying to put together my dedicated APRS setup. I have a Motorola M120 that I plan on mounting to the back of … Continue reading →
Linux Ham Update
Well, I have Xubuntu running and I finally got fldigi configured with my Signalink USB. It was pretty painless but it seems that I had to have fldigi shutdown when I inserted the USB cable or it wouldn’t recognize it. … Continue reading →
Radio Linux
I’ve been wanting to gain more exposure with Linux for several years now. About 5 years ago I ran my in-house web server on Redhat but after taking it offline and switching to a host provider I’ve done very little … Continue reading →
Mall Watch
Every year our ARES group holds Mall Watch. We drive around the parking lot of one of the local malls and provide security with extra eyes. Sometimes we help watch exits for suspected shoplifters. Sometimes we call for a jump … Continue reading →