Outernet Feed APRS at Dayton?
Does anyone going to Dayton have a Raspberry Pi with the OUTERNET satellite feed on it?
Outernet is a satellite downlink receivable anywhere in the world* from 3 GEO sateliltes that carries an APRS and an AMSAT channel on it. I wanted to demo it at Dayton, but I just checked mine and apparently the cover blew off and the electroncs have been sitting in the rain for a few months..
All it is, is a RaspberryPi, an SDR dongle and a patch antenna and that becomes a WiFi hot spot that can serve the live data to anyone in range with any WiFi device.
See http://aprs.org/outnet.html
I want to talk about it during the APRS Forum on Friday. Need something to demo
Bob
Bob, I'm not attending Dayton this year. But I did not know about this I have been discussing APRS with some Burning Man hams and this looks very interesting to me. Thank you. --- Ciao baby, catch you on the flip side. GEO
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From: Robert Bruninga bruninga@usna.edu To: amsat-bb@amsat.org Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2017 7:36 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] Outernet Feed APRS at Dayton?
Does anyone going to Dayton have a Raspberry Pi with the OUTERNET satellite feed on it?
Outernet is a satellite downlink receivable anywhere in the world* from 3 GEO sateliltes that carries an APRS and an AMSAT channel on it. I wanted to demo it at Dayton, but I just checked mine and apparently the cover blew off and the electroncs have been sitting in the rain for a few months..
All it is, is a RaspberryPi, an SDR dongle and a patch antenna and that becomes a WiFi hot spot that can serve the live data to anyone in range with any WiFi device.
See http://aprs.org/outnet.html
I want to talk about it during the APRS Forum on Friday. Need something to demo
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