Ham Radio
Replacing Yaesu FT-8500 Internal Battery
Replacing Yaesu FT-8500 Internal Battery
Yaesu FT-8500
Few days ago I received the Yaesu FT-8500, very old radio (the manual was printed in 1995 so I guess that’s the year this radio was produced). The radio is in good condition…
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Controlling Astersik and Raspberry Pi with DTMF
Controlling Astersik and Raspberry Pi with DTMF
Intro
Not long ago I got a call from fellow ham, he planed to travel far from home and wanted the ability to control his Allstar node in case of emergency situation. When…
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Using OpenSPOT On Multiple WiFi Networks
Using OpenSPOT On Multiple WiFi Networks
OpenSPOT
Recently, I got the first generation of SharkRF OpenSPOT. After using the DV4Mini with Raspberry Pi and LCD screen for few years, the OpenSPOT is significant upgrade. With my TYT MD380 (that’s how…
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Upgrading AllStar Node’s Radio to Maxtrac
Upgrading AllStar Node’s Radio to Maxtrac
Why Upgrading?
When someone gives you Motorola Maxtrac UHF version for free you take it without asking questions! The Maxtrac is reliable and robust radio and for quite a while I wanted to upgrade…
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