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We have monitors but the problem remains no way of identifying them formally. Unless you are right there next to their rig and can cite their license plate and even then, good luck. Joseph D. Yuna

Probably truck drivers, they think they allowed to talk there. Check with the ARRL, I not sure but I think they have a group that looks into that sort of stuff.?Thanks and 73,Jim, N8JE?Sent from my

I've heard people talking on 28.115 and I'm pretty sure they were driving down I-10 because they were talking about a specific exit which was on I-10. They can be located if someone is proficient at

Report to the ARRL Volunteer Monitoring Program. I heard Riley Hollingsworth K4ZDH speak less than a week ago. He runs the program and they are the real deal. Reporting interference with the VarAC

When I was stationed in the West Indies (VP2EHF), the “uno sero cinco” “channel” was always in use by the narcotrafficantres. We captured a couple of high-speed boats equipped with Icom marine

I know this subject has come up before. There are bootleg radios and operators that are operating on 28.105. There is nothing we as legal operators can do about it. There aren't enough officials to

I would reach out to fellow ham’s in the area and enlist their help in setting up another station for testing. -73, Chris, KD6OUB Sent: Monday, April 22, 2024 8:54 AM To: [email protected]

...AND... get others to set up more nodes! ? I mean, seriously, look what they (esp Andy Kirby https://www.youtube.com/@andykirby has done with Meshtastic in UK! Like, WOW! ?

I got into Meshtastic too, only to find out that in rural America there isn't much going on with that (or AREDN for that matter), but I guess that just means I need to build better antennas!

Hi Greg, Thank you as well for the words of encouragement ? I will take what everyone says on board and work on getting things sorted out. 73 de WW1ZRD Jacques ________________________________

Hi Bill, Awwww shucks. ? LOL I am in the process of putting up a LoRA/MESHTASTIC Router_Client (equivalent of a repeater), as apparently in my neck of the woods, there is a whole lot of NOTHING

Tom, You might want to think of other bands as well. While we are enjoying the good sunspot cycle, 10 meters has a lot of space for this type of thing, 28.111 might work for 10 meters. And also 40

Jacques, You ARE a Ham Operator.? You are progressing along the same lines as thousands of other who began this journey in what little time they had in their daily busy lives and learned and

First, you are already a REAL Ham. Don't let anyone take away your accomplishments, especially yourself. If you can reach those packet stations, and even if you can't, befriend the station owners and

I would recommend staying above 20M (17 & up). Less congestion thereby lowering your probability of creating QRM. Let pskreporter.info be your guide.? 73 Chuck N7CHS

IMHO, don’t hold your breath for a native Linux version. HOWEVER, I’m running it on WINE here on an Ubuntu system, along with Winlink Express and VarAC. Runs great. I’ve eradicated windows from

GM, ???? Is any of you heard word of a VARA Modem Linux compatible in a near futur? 73 de Jean VA2OM / VE2PKT

Hi Peter, Actually there is nothing "ugly" or even incorrect in your English. ? LOL. My time situation is quite bleak for the immediate future, however I have live changing plans for next year,

Hi Jacques and others, Sorry to hear that you have not more time for this hobby. I see that there are 9 Packet STNs in Maine. It is possible to run Packet *AND* VARA-FM on the same TRX and freq. (but

I have the paid version of the VARA modem so as to be able to do the wide 2300 Hz bandwidth for use on occasions when propagation is very good for VarAC file transfers.? I know that it is not a good