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Darr; Skip to Main Content. A Technology and Amateur Radio Enthusiast. It has been a long time since I have posted anything here. I guess when life gets in the way, the blog is one of the first things to suffer. That pretty much sums things up from the last few months! I hope everyone has had a great start to 2018 and I hope to be posting again relatively soon! June 27, 2017.
Mocha, helping me work on a new program. About me and this website. My name is Bob Freeth, a retired radio ham G4HFQ and in my 70s. Over the past 20 years I have written numerous programs that are of interest to radio hams. Most of the programs are for managing the memories and settings of Yaesu radios and are chargeable whilst other programs are free. Page is where you will find links for downloading. There is also a FAQ page on my website here.
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The website has the following on the web site, "Repeater Database US, Canada, Mexico." I viewed that the web page also said " Welcome to the best FREE." They also said " We have comprehensive repeater data for repeaters utilizing IRLP, Echolink, AllStar, WIRES, D-Star, DMR including MOTOTrbo, NXDN, Yaesu System Fusion, and APCO P-25. This is your one-stop shop for repeater data. We cross-reference EchoLink, IRLP, and AllStar status and offer many export functions for Google Maps, Google Earth, Excel, CHIRP, G4HFQ, RTSystems, Kenwood, and other programming software platforms." The meta header had ham as the first search term. This keyword is followed by radio, amateur, and stolen which isn't as important as ham. The other words they uses is US. USA is included and might not be viewed by search crawlers.SEE SUBSEQUENT WEB PAGES
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Tuesday, May 19, 2009. Right now my thought is to make it PIC-based. We played with some of its parameters and code. We currently have two peripheral chips to review and consider. Touch tone decoder chip and one is the ISD. Interface, like the ISD.
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Monday, March 24, 2008. Demo day, and our final enclosures. The transmitter, connected to my pink iPod. An overhead shot of the transmitter. In the bottom left you can see the XBee radio chip. On the middle right, partially obscured by tape, you can see an Atmel AVR Butterfly. On the bottom is the headphone jack. One of our receiver units. A receiver, hidden inside the backpack. Saturday, March 8, 2008.