Monthly Archives: August 2007

GAREC 2007

I’m just back from the 2007 Global Amateur Radio Emergency Communications Conference (GAREC 2007). Where I presented some initial results from the GAISS project (previous entry here). I was also attending on behalf of AREN and the IRTS (who also … Continue reading

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Mobile IPv6 on the N770

Following up from my earlier post. To save someone the trouble of building MIPL for Linux for the N770, you can find a Linux kernel here and mip6d here. I’ve been trying the kernel out using the following command to … Continue reading

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TM-D710 Announced.

Kenwood announces 144/430 (440)MHz FM dual bander TM-D710 series, equipped with “APRS®” data communication system capable of exchanging positional information, messages and operating frequency, enabling multi communication with all amateur radio operators around the world. More here. Stephen H. Smith … Continue reading

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