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Well this weekend I spent much of it hacking Python and ReactJS… teaching a PocketBeagle SBC some new tricks. These devices are being used in RFID terminals that take card reads from UHF RFID scanners, and transmit them back to base over APRS/AX.25.
I added the ability to associate a tag EPC with a competitor number. Over WiFi, they now send that number to a Pimoroni Interstate75W using UDP multicast, to flash up on a RGB LED display.
A ReactJS web interface allows for updating those associations, and observing status in real time. Also sending competitor numbers over packet by manual entry.
I'm really pushing the limits of APRS: 60 characters is not a lot. I might be dusting off my 6LoWPAN over AX.25 ideas yet.
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Well this weekend I spent much of it hacking Python and ReactJS… teaching a PocketBeagle SBC some new tricks. These devices are being used in RFID terminals that take card reads from UHF RFID scanners, and transmit them back to base over APRS/AX.25.
I added the ability to associate a tag EPC with a competitor number. Over WiFi, they now send that number to a Pimoroni Interstate75W using UDP multicast, to flash up on a RGB LED display.
A ReactJS web interface allows for updating those associations, and observing status in real time. Also sending competitor numbers over packet by manual entry.
I'm really pushing the limits of APRS: 60 characters is not a lot. I might be dusting off my 6LoWPAN over AX.25 ideas yet.
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Well this weekend I spent much of it hacking Python and ReactJS… teaching a PocketBeagle SBC some new tricks. These devices are being used in RFID terminals that take card reads from UHF RFID scanners, and transmit them back to base over APRS/AX.25.
I added the ability to associate a tag EPC with a competitor number. Over WiFi, they now send that number to a Pimoroni Interstate75W using UDP multicast, to flash up on a RGB LED display.
A ReactJS web interface allows for updating those associations, and observing status in real time. Also sending competitor numbers over packet by manual entry.
I'm really pushing the limits of APRS: 60 characters is not a lot. I might be dusting off my 6LoWPAN over AX.25 ideas yet.
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Well this weekend I spent much of it hacking Python and ReactJS… teaching a PocketBeagle SBC some new tricks. These devices are being used in RFID terminals that take card reads from UHF RFID scanners, and transmit them back to base over APRS/AX.25.
I added the ability to associate a tag EPC with a competitor number. Over WiFi, they now send that number to a Pimoroni Interstate75W using UDP multicast, to flash up on a RGB LED display.
A ReactJS web interface allows for updating those associations, and observing status in real time. Also sending competitor numbers over packet by manual entry.
I'm really pushing the limits of APRS: 60 characters is not a lot. I might be dusting off my 6LoWPAN over AX.25 ideas yet.
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Well this weekend I spent much of it hacking Python and ReactJS… teaching a PocketBeagle SBC some new tricks. These devices are being used in RFID terminals that take card reads from UHF RFID scanners, and transmit them back to base over APRS/AX.25.
I added the ability to associate a tag EPC with a competitor number. Over WiFi, they now send that number to a Pimoroni Interstate75W using UDP multicast, to flash up on a RGB LED display.
A ReactJS web interface allows for updating those associations, and observing status in real time. Also sending competitor numbers over packet by manual entry.
I'm really pushing the limits of APRS: 60 characters is not a lot. I might be dusting off my 6LoWPAN over AX.25 ideas yet.
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I want to write an APRS bot from start to finish. I know how to connect to APRS-IS, I've even done it via telnet just to see what the traffic looks like on the wire.
What's the approved way to test APRS-IS connections so as to not be mistaken for a threat actor and find oneself blocked? Some attempts will just fail or be malformed, etc.
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I want to write an APRS bot from start to finish. I know how to connect to APRS-IS, I've even done it via telnet just to see what the traffic looks like on the wire.
What's the approved way to test APRS-IS connections so as to not be mistaken for a threat actor and find oneself blocked? Some attempts will just fail or be malformed, etc.
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I want to write an APRS bot from start to finish. I know how to connect to APRS-IS, I've even done it via telnet just to see what the traffic looks like on the wire.
What's the approved way to test APRS-IS connections so as to not be mistaken for a threat actor and find oneself blocked? Some attempts will just fail or be malformed, etc.
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I want to write an APRS bot from start to finish. I know how to connect to APRS-IS, I've even done it via telnet just to see what the traffic looks like on the wire.
What's the approved way to test APRS-IS connections so as to not be mistaken for a threat actor and find oneself blocked? Some attempts will just fail or be malformed, etc.
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I want to write an APRS bot from start to finish. I know how to connect to APRS-IS, I've even done it via telnet just to see what the traffic looks like on the wire.
What's the approved way to test APRS-IS connections so as to not be mistaken for a threat actor and find oneself blocked? Some attempts will just fail or be malformed, etc.
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I have a T-Mobile’s telephone number for various reasons. So I tried to I could receive SMS. It’s fine!
https://aprs.wiki
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I have a T-Mobile’s telephone number for various reasons. So I tried to I could receive SMS. It’s fine!
https://aprs.wiki
#aprs #winlink -
@hamradio Also giving Nymeria APRS a try. Looks super promising as well. If you have any other suggestions for more modern APRS clients, let me know!
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@hamradio Also giving Nymeria APRS a try. Looks super promising as well. If you have any other suggestions for more modern APRS clients, let me know!
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@hamradio Also giving Nymeria APRS a try. Looks super promising as well. If you have any other suggestions for more modern APRS clients, let me know!
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@hamradio Also giving Nymeria APRS a try. Looks super promising as well. If you have any other suggestions for more modern APRS clients, let me know!
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@hamradio Also giving Nymeria APRS a try. Looks super promising as well. If you have any other suggestions for more modern APRS clients, let me know!
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This time a quick video about my APRS Map software for Linux. @scott And this time with PR Sound ( > min 9:00). 🥳
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This time a quick video about my APRS Map software for Linux. @scott And this time with PR Sound ( > min 9:00). 🥳
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This time a quick video about my APRS Map software for Linux. @scott And this time with PR Sound ( > min 9:00). 🥳
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This time a quick video about my APRS Map software for Linux. @scott And this time with PR Sound ( > min 9:00). 🥳
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This time a quick video about my APRS Map software for Linux. @scott And this time with PR Sound ( > min 9:00). 🥳
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Fun start to a group build we are doing at our radio club BARC (https://www.barc.in/), this is based on the work already done by SP3KON using an #esp32 CYD. Has some useful things to such as band conditions, APRS, HAM Alerts, POTA Spots, etc. Needs a bit more work to get it useful in the field, which is where I operate.
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Fun start to a group build we are doing at our radio club BARC (https://www.barc.in/), this is based on the work already done by SP3KON using an #esp32 CYD. Has some useful things to such as band conditions, APRS, HAM Alerts, POTA Spots, etc. Needs a bit more work to get it useful in the field, which is where I operate.
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Fun start to a group build we are doing at our radio club BARC (https://www.barc.in/), this is based on the work already done by SP3KON using an #esp32 CYD. Has some useful things to such as band conditions, APRS, HAM Alerts, POTA Spots, etc. Needs a bit more work to get it useful in the field, which is where I operate.
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Fun start to a group build we are doing at our radio club BARC (https://www.barc.in/), this is based on the work already done by SP3KON using an #esp32 CYD. Has some useful things to such as band conditions, APRS, HAM Alerts, POTA Spots, etc. Needs a bit more work to get it useful in the field, which is where I operate.
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Fun start to a group build we are doing at our radio club BARC (https://www.barc.in/), this is based on the work already done by SP3KON using an #esp32 CYD. Has some useful things to such as band conditions, APRS, HAM Alerts, POTA Spots, etc. Needs a bit more work to get it useful in the field, which is where I operate.
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@hamradio This looks like a super cool project for a more modern APRS Client.
Has anyone played around with the beta or have any thoughts about it?
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@hamradio This looks like a super cool project for a more modern APRS Client.
Has anyone played around with the beta or have any thoughts about it?
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@hamradio This looks like a super cool project for a more modern APRS Client.
Has anyone played around with the beta or have any thoughts about it?
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@hamradio This looks like a super cool project for a more modern APRS Client.
Has anyone played around with the beta or have any thoughts about it?
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@hamradio This looks like a super cool project for a more modern APRS Client.
Has anyone played around with the beta or have any thoughts about it?
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Flipper Zero Transmits APRS With No Extra Parts
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Flipper Zero Transmits APRS With No Extra Parts
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Flipper Zero Transmits APRS With No Extra Parts
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Flipper Zero Transmits APRS With No Extra Parts
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Flipper Zero Transmits APRS With No Extra Parts
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I made a thing.
https://github.com/yo3gnd/flipper-zero-aprs-tx
It uses Flipper's onboard radio to transmit APRS and I am still surprised that it works.
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I made a thing.
https://github.com/yo3gnd/flipper-zero-aprs-tx
It uses Flipper's onboard radio to transmit APRS and I am still surprised that it works.
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I made a thing.
https://github.com/yo3gnd/flipper-zero-aprs-tx
It uses Flipper's onboard radio to transmit APRS and I am still surprised that it works.
