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HPR4214: Making Waves Day 2
Making Waves Day 2
The Conference for Creative Use of the Radio Spectrum in Open
Systems, that brings users of the radio spectrum together. For over a
century, technology has made it possible to transfer more data, faster,
further. Today, wireless technology is everywhere and commonplace.
However, it remains a playground and a ground for innovation for many
communities. The spectrum24 conference provides an opportunity to
publicize projects and to allow the different communities that use the
spectrum to meet in person over a weekend.
M17
Let's start the day off with a talk with
Morgan Dieport ON4MOD from
the M17 Protocol.
M17 is a community of open source developers and radio
enthusiasts. We're building understandable systems in support of the
hackers and experimenters' history of ham radio.
OpenRTX
Silvano Seva IU2KWO
OpenRTX is "Free and Open Source
Firmware for Digital Ham Radios. Top-down designed with modularity,
flexibility and performance in mind." The code is available on
github.
RF Swift
We next caught up with Sebastien
Dudek who had just presented a talk about the project
Introducing our Go and shell script-based toolbox, designed
to streamline the deployment of Docker containers for your preferred RF
tools. This evolving toolkit promises even more features in the near
future, making it an essential asset for RF enthusiasts.
VLF receivers design
The say that in Space no one can hear you scream, but here at
spectrum24 I'm not so sure.
The talk from Thierry Alves
F4EOB, CT2JTZ spoke
of listening to cosmic wind.
So how low can you go ? Head over to
http://www.vlf.it to find out.
trx-control
What do you do when you're not organizing conferences ? Hacking a
project to contrail radios, and a lot more besides, using Linux.
trx-control is a modern and extensible software system for
Linux to control transceivers and other devices over the network. It can
as well be used to integrate third-party applications or databases.
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Making Waves Day 2
The Conference for Creative Use of the Radio Spectrum in Open
Systems, that brings users of the radio spectrum together. For over a
century, technology has made it possible to transfer more data, faster,
further. Today, wireless technology is everywhere and commonplace.
However, it remains a playground and a ground for innovation for many
communities. The spectrum24 conference provides an opportunity to
publicize projects and to allow the different communities that use the
spectrum to meet in person over a weekend.
M17
Let's start the day off with a talk with
Morgan Dieport ON4MOD from
the M17 Protocol.
M17 is a community of open source developers and radio
enthusiasts. We're building understandable systems in support of the
hackers and experimenters' history of ham radio.
OpenRTX
Silvano Seva IU2KWO
OpenRTX is "Free and Open Source
Firmware for Digital Ham Radios. Top-down designed with modularity,
flexibility and performance in mind." The code is available on
github.
RF Swift
We next caught up with Sebastien
Dudek who had just presented a talk about the project
Introducing our Go and shell script-based toolbox, designed
to streamline the deployment of Docker containers for your preferred RF
tools. This evolving toolkit promises even more features in the near
future, making it an essential asset for RF enthusiasts.
VLF receivers design
The say that in Space no one can hear you scream, but here at
spectrum24 I'm not so sure.
The talk from Thierry Alves
F4EOB, CT2JTZ spoke
of listening to cosmic wind.
So how low can you go ? Head over to
http://www.vlf.it to find out.
trx-control
What do you do when you're not organizing conferences ? Hacking a
project to contrail radios, and a lot more besides, using Linux.
trx-control is a modern and extensible software system for
Linux to control transceivers and other devices over the network. It can
as well be used to integrate third-party applications or databases.
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