ARLA/CLUSTER: Se alguém pensa que os atuais radiooamadores só usam CW e Fonia, está certamente pensando no radioamadorismo dos seus avós

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

Hackaday: Amateur Radio Digital Modes

Writing on Hackaday Al Williams WD5GNR says ''If you think hams just
use Morse code and voice communications, you are thinking of your
grandfather’s ham radio''

Modern hams have gone digital and communicate via satellites, video,
and many different digital techniques that could easily have
applicability to different wireless projects.

Maybe the hacker community could take a cue from the hams. Radio
experimentation has a lot of potential. Granted, it is a little easier
because hams have radio frequencies where they are allowed to
experiment. Yet there are digital and voice bands available to
everyone and (depending on your local laws) it might be interesting to
see just how much data you could ship over such an audio channel. Or
you could bite the bullet and become a ham yourself (that’s a lot
easier than it used to be in most countries including the United
States).

Challenging? You bet. Who’s up for it?

Read the article at
http://hackaday.com/2015/09/09/steal-this-ham-radio-technology/

What is Amateur Radio ?
http://www.essexham.co.uk/what-is-amateur-radio

Information on training courses across the UK may be found at
https://thersgb.org/services/coursefinder/

Details of Chelmsford Amateur Radio Society (CARS) courses are available at
http://www.g0mwt.org.uk/training/
E-mail: training2015  g0mwt.org.uk