[hpsdr] TeamSpeak audio 2015/July/04

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The 4/July TeamSpeak mp3 (33 minutes) 64 kbps is available at:

< http://www.hamsdr.com/dnld.aspx?id=3568 >

  or

< http://www.hamsdr.com/dnld.aspx >

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Session text follows


<20:50:57> *** You are now talking in channel: "OpenHPSDR"

<20:56:11> "Mike - AA8K": Sounds good John!

<20:56:23> "John - AJ6BC": Thanks - haven't been on in a while!

<21:03:57> "John - AJ6BC": Participated in field day too last 
weekend - made UHF/VHF satellite contact; got daughter plus her 
friend (first time on Ham Radio for her) on GOTA plus HF - great 
time!

<21:05:00> "John - AJ6BC": We tried to hit ISS but missed but 
got on the Russian SOTA - that was fun.

<21:06:16> "Greg ZL3IX": Going anywhere interesting Phil?

<21:06:39> "Rick ve3mm": John we had torrential rains and a 
major thunderstorm here.  The roughest wx for Field Day in 
years.  In any event we kept at it and beat our qso record for 
last year on 40cw.

<21:08:05> "John - AJ6BC": You know - we made contacts on 20m 
and 40m with quite a few VEXXX stations.  In fact, my daughter 
was on GOTA when we made first 'international' contact which was 
a BC station if I am not mistaken - I will check the log when I 
am at the next meeting.  But yes, we heard about the weather.

<21:11:57> "John - AJ6BC": From some of the Dayton presentations 
- I got the impression that the Ham links via WiFi - the Linksys 
routers - was becoming part of what we were doing - maybe I am 
mistaken and those presentations were given at the same forum?

<21:13:43> "Bill - KD5TFD": Odd what some fine light reading ...

<21:16:42> "John - AJ6BC": Did Glenn Elmore, N6GN, get onto Team 
Speak earlier this year if anyone remembers?

<21:16:55> "Bill - KD5TFD": Don't recall

<21:17:35> "John - AJ6BC": I have been trying for years to get 
him involved; we talk on the phone occasionally.  I believe he 
picked up an Angelia board.

<21:18:21> "John - AJ6BC": Plus NVidia doesn't release a lot of 
details about the Cuda cores.

<21:18:41> "John - AJ6BC": If you need to do anything custom.

<21:27:26> "Phil-VK6PH":
< https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-math-library >

<21:28:37> "Bill - KD5TFD": Wireless Networking in the 
Developing Worlkd:
< http://wndw.net/ >

<21:35:43> "John - AJ6BC": Wow - Fortran.  Haven't programmed 
that in a while.

<21:36:00> "Mike - AA8K": I remember ForTran 77

<21:36:09> "Bill - KD5TFD": hard to believe it's still around

<21:36:09> "John - AJ6BC": Bill, that is an interesting Website.

<21:36:27> "John - AJ6BC": Yes - I remember doing some punch 
card programs for F77...

<21:36:37> "Bill - KD5TFD": ya - one of the hsmm guys at a local 
hamfest had a lot of good things to say about the book

<21:36:45> "Bill - KD5TFD": sort of all encompassing

<21:37:28> "John - AJ6BC": Yeah, you might be getting attacked 
by Boko Haram but your wireless interface should be up.  Hi!

<21:39:04> "Bill - KD5TFD": something like that .. sort of cool 
to show folks how to build their own infrastructure to some degree

<21:39:58> "John - AJ6BC": Oh yeah.  I helped with a project 
earlier this year where we made low cost battery-chargers via 
solar for DC lighting in places where they have no lighting.