12th Annual Ham Radio University 1/9

Ham Radio University is coming up January 9th. Be sure to attend and learn from the experts in their field.

A Chinese Invasion ???

I recently noticed that some of the better known Ham Radio stores like AES and Universal Radio now sell the TYT and the WOUXUN (pronounced Oh- Sheng) HT’s

W2LIE.net releases a Web Controlled Radio and Other New Upgrades

W2LIE.net has been busy the last few months with some major upgrades. We redesigned parts of the site to make things easier to read, and to make things simple to find – from both the desktop and mobile applications.

GNOME 3 Project and LINUX in the Ham Shack

Hey I got a chance to jump on USTREAM Tuesday night and watch Russ and Richard do their thing over at LINUX in the Ham Shack. Yup they were live!

LINUX In The Ham Shack? You Bet!

Even though I am a veteran UNIX, AIX and LINUX Systems Engineer, I continue to enjoy messing around with LINUX and have been doing just that since the days long ago when “rolling your own kernel” was required.

Newer Concepts In Amateur Radio

The intent of IRB is to expand the utility and use of any ham radio station by making it available to all hams on a worldwide basis

Digital Panoramic Tuning

DigiPan1.0 forever changed how PSK31 tuning was done, from manually tuning the transceiver, to “point-and-click” mouse tuning.

LINUX Journal Meets Amateur Radio

David looks forward to what should be an interesting exchange of ideas, knowledge, tips, tricks and traps on everything that the Open Source Communities of software, hardware and Amateur Radio have to offer.

Amateur Radio – The Original Open Source Project!

Hey, there is a very popular magazine among the open source crowd wich has dedicated its Janualy 2010 issue to amateur radio software.

Why Linux/OSS for Amateur Radio?

How to explain to a non-computer-geek ham what Open Source Software and Linux are all about

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