Re: ARLA/CLUSTER: A geração da Internet (Millennials) está a matar o radioamadorismo.?

[José Ferreira]

A parir do momento em que toda a gente começa a apostar nos dmr’s, dstar’s
e afins está a matar a verdadeira essência do radioamadorismo! E ainda se
queixam?!

João Costa > CT1FBF <ct1fbf  gmail.com> escreveu em sex, 24/11/2017 às 12:36
:

> Millennials are killing Ham Radio
>
> In his latest thought provoking blog post, *Sterling Coffey N0SSC *discusses
> the current state of Amateur Radio and its future
>
> He notes not every young person has a Mom who's sufficiently well off to
> spend $1000+ on an HF rig for their offspring - Remote Stations could
> provide the answer:
>
>
>
> *"Because young people do not often have access to the the kind of money
> an HF radio station requires, I strongly believe to captivate more young
> people, we need to do more of one of these two things.- Promote your club’s
> shack, your own shack to young people.- Put your shack on a remote service
> provider for others to use when you’re not."*
>
> But Amateur Radio should not just be about *people-to-people *communications
> but *people-to-machine* comms as well:
>
> *"...what’s much more interesting and impactful to the next generation is
> is the idea of people-to-machine communication. In other words, Digital
> Voice is dumb, Digital Data is smart, and the only ways to utilize digital
> data are explicitly NOT provided by the commercial manufacturers of amateur
> radio, but instead by Adafruit, Ubiquiti; HackRF, RFSpace, and USRP; and
> soon FaradayRF, among others."*
>
> Read Sterling's post at
> http://n0ssc.com/posts/583-millennials-are-killing-ham-radio
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