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VoIP Gateways, connected to the FRN Network, give a bigger range to portable/mobile radios. These gateways are situated on different locations. Everything that is received by one gateway is send to other gateways over the internet. The other gateways retransmit the received signal. The gateways use the FRN Client software and are connected to a FRN server. A group of connected gateways is a net....


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HamLog CloudLog is a cloud based amateur radio logging service. Its functionality is very similar to the popular logging application for the iPhone/ipad and Android. The mobile app HamLog has the ability to synchronize (pull/push) to the cloud to ensure you're always carrying the most up-to-date log at all times. Imagine bringing your iPad out into the field and logging a few contacts. Then, once...


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IEEE has just released a new, official standard for 802.22 Wi-Fi, and it can cover 12,000 square miles with just one single base station—about the same as broadcast radio and television. This, of course, will use up spectrum including 54MHz to 698MHz—the analog TV spectrum that allowed signals to travel out that far. The new Wi-Fi standard will be able to broadcast data at up to 22 Mbps, 62 miles...


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This website is a search engine for finding radio stations in the United States and all around the world. Radio-Locator uses a unique search engine to find all the radio stations that can be heard at a specific geographic location in the United States. This locator search engine takes into account each radio station's transmitter power, antenna height, frequency, and antenna pattern, as well as the topography...


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I've installed my "PERSEUS" SDR Receiver as a Server ONLINE. Now any user can connect and controlling my Receiver over the Internet. You need just to Download the Last new 4th Version of the "Perseus" Client under Windows OS. For Internet surfing you can use this application even without SDR Receiver. Also I can simultaneously surf with this Client application over the Net and listen to many ...


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PropNET is an ad-hoc 2-way (and potentially, "more-way") RF-based digital communication network whose activity is reported on the Internet.  As participating stations periodically ID and exchange data, they report their activity to an Internet data-collection hub for presentation through this web site. For more infor read here


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Много лет назад, когда деревья были большими и "большой брат" все слышал, все знал и всегда все видел, я собрал в маленькой пластмассовой коробочке из под мыла свой первый в жизни КВ радиопередатчик на отечественном транзисторе...


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On this page you can listen to and control a short-wave receiver located at the amateur radio club ETGD at the University of Twente (Holland). In contrast to other web-controlled receivers, this receiver can be tuned by multiple users simultaneously, thanks to the use of Software-Defined Radio.


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