#emcomm — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #emcomm, aggregated by home.social.
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MeshCore SAR – The final hurdle has been reached for MeshCore
I did a post about a week back when I started investigating a possible migration from Meshtastic radio to MeshCore radio network. I won't repeat that post here, but I'll mention two issues that often came up about MeshCore, and why this is just no longer true.
Myth 1: MeshCore is not open source...
See https://gadgeteer.co.za/meshcore-sar-the-final-hurdle-has-been-reached-for-meshcore/
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The Westport Astronomical Society Amateur Radio Club K1WAS installed a Meshcore repeater at the Westport Observatory this weekend. Conrad N2YCH, Dan N3DAW & Peter K1PCN have the node running atop the Observatory Tower, connecting Fairfield County to the rest of CT. Check out today's CT Post article for the full story!
#K1WAS #AmateurRadio #Meshcore #EmComm #CTMesh #WestportAstronomicalSociety #WestportObservatory #WestportCT #CTPost #73
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The Westport Astronomical Society Amateur Radio Club K1WAS installed a Meshcore repeater at the Westport Observatory this weekend. Conrad N2YCH, Dan N3DAW & Peter K1PCN have the node running atop the Observatory Tower, connecting Fairfield County to the rest of CT. Check out today's CT Post article for the full story!
#K1WAS #AmateurRadio #Meshcore #EmComm #CTMesh #WestportAstronomicalSociety #WestportObservatory #WestportCT #CTPost #73
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The Westport Astronomical Society Amateur Radio Club K1WAS installed a Meshcore repeater at the Westport Observatory this weekend. Conrad N2YCH, Dan N3DAW & Peter K1PCN have the node running atop the Observatory Tower, connecting Fairfield County to the rest of CT. Check out today's CT Post article for the full story!
#K1WAS #AmateurRadio #Meshcore #EmComm #CTMesh #WestportAstronomicalSociety #WestportObservatory #WestportCT #CTPost #73
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The Westport Astronomical Society Amateur Radio Club K1WAS installed a Meshcore repeater at the Westport Observatory this weekend. Conrad N2YCH, Dan N3DAW & Peter K1PCN have the node running atop the Observatory Tower, connecting Fairfield County to the rest of CT. Check out today's CT Post article for the full story!
#K1WAS #AmateurRadio #Meshcore #EmComm #CTMesh #WestportAstronomicalSociety #WestportObservatory #WestportCT #CTPost #73
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The Westport Astronomical Society Amateur Radio Club K1WAS installed a Meshcore repeater at the Westport Observatory this weekend. Conrad N2YCH, Dan N3DAW & Peter K1PCN have the node running atop the Observatory Tower, connecting Fairfield County to the rest of CT. Check out today's CT Post article for the full story!
#K1WAS #AmateurRadio #Meshcore #EmComm #CTMesh #WestportAstronomicalSociety #WestportObservatory #WestportCT #CTPost #73
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From Ham Radio 24-7 (fb page)
🇨🇦📡 WHEN GOVERNMENTS PULL THE PLUG — HAM RADIO PICKS UP THE MIC.
On March 16th, 2026, Canada permanently shut down Weatheradio Canada. 186 transmitter sites. 50 years of service. Gone overnight. Their replacement? A smartphone app.
But here’s the hard truth that no government app can fix.
When a tornado touches down in rural Manitoba — cell towers fail. When floodwaters sweep through Saskatchewan — power grids collapse. When wildfires cut off northern communities — the internet disappears. And in that exact moment of crisis, the WeatherCAN app becomes a useless black screen.
This is precisely where amateur radio operators step in.
Canadian hams are already organizing severe weather watching networks using IRLP — linking repeaters and stations across entire provinces to relay real-time storm information when every commercial system goes dark. No towers needed. No internet required. No subscription. No outage.
Just trained operators, reliable equipment, and an unwavering commitment to keeping communities informed and alive.
Radio Amateurs of Canada called this closure a serious public safety concern. We agree. Because history proves it every single time — hurricanes, floods, wildfires, earthquakes — ham radio operators are ALWAYS the last ones standing when infrastructure collapses.
When the grid fails — we don’t.
HamRadio 24-7 📡
#HamRadio #AmateurRadio #EMCOMM #WeatherRadio #HamRadio247 #Canada #PublicSafety #ARES #IRLP #WhenTheGridFails #EmergencyComms #GetLicensed #HamLife #RadioAmateur #StormSpotter -
From Ham Radio 24-7 (fb page)
🇨🇦📡 WHEN GOVERNMENTS PULL THE PLUG — HAM RADIO PICKS UP THE MIC.
On March 16th, 2026, Canada permanently shut down Weatheradio Canada. 186 transmitter sites. 50 years of service. Gone overnight. Their replacement? A smartphone app.
But here’s the hard truth that no government app can fix.
When a tornado touches down in rural Manitoba — cell towers fail. When floodwaters sweep through Saskatchewan — power grids collapse. When wildfires cut off northern communities — the internet disappears. And in that exact moment of crisis, the WeatherCAN app becomes a useless black screen.
This is precisely where amateur radio operators step in.
Canadian hams are already organizing severe weather watching networks using IRLP — linking repeaters and stations across entire provinces to relay real-time storm information when every commercial system goes dark. No towers needed. No internet required. No subscription. No outage.
Just trained operators, reliable equipment, and an unwavering commitment to keeping communities informed and alive.
Radio Amateurs of Canada called this closure a serious public safety concern. We agree. Because history proves it every single time — hurricanes, floods, wildfires, earthquakes — ham radio operators are ALWAYS the last ones standing when infrastructure collapses.
When the grid fails — we don’t.
HamRadio 24-7 📡
#HamRadio #AmateurRadio #EMCOMM #WeatherRadio #HamRadio247 #Canada #PublicSafety #ARES #IRLP #WhenTheGridFails #EmergencyComms #GetLicensed #HamLife #RadioAmateur #StormSpotter -
From Ham Radio 24-7 (fb page)
🇨🇦📡 WHEN GOVERNMENTS PULL THE PLUG — HAM RADIO PICKS UP THE MIC.
On March 16th, 2026, Canada permanently shut down Weatheradio Canada. 186 transmitter sites. 50 years of service. Gone overnight. Their replacement? A smartphone app.
But here’s the hard truth that no government app can fix.
When a tornado touches down in rural Manitoba — cell towers fail. When floodwaters sweep through Saskatchewan — power grids collapse. When wildfires cut off northern communities — the internet disappears. And in that exact moment of crisis, the WeatherCAN app becomes a useless black screen.
This is precisely where amateur radio operators step in.
Canadian hams are already organizing severe weather watching networks using IRLP — linking repeaters and stations across entire provinces to relay real-time storm information when every commercial system goes dark. No towers needed. No internet required. No subscription. No outage.
Just trained operators, reliable equipment, and an unwavering commitment to keeping communities informed and alive.
Radio Amateurs of Canada called this closure a serious public safety concern. We agree. Because history proves it every single time — hurricanes, floods, wildfires, earthquakes — ham radio operators are ALWAYS the last ones standing when infrastructure collapses.
When the grid fails — we don’t.
HamRadio 24-7 📡
#HamRadio #AmateurRadio #EMCOMM #WeatherRadio #HamRadio247 #Canada #PublicSafety #ARES #IRLP #WhenTheGridFails #EmergencyComms #GetLicensed #HamLife #RadioAmateur #StormSpotter -
From Ham Radio 24-7 (fb page)
🇨🇦📡 WHEN GOVERNMENTS PULL THE PLUG — HAM RADIO PICKS UP THE MIC.
On March 16th, 2026, Canada permanently shut down Weatheradio Canada. 186 transmitter sites. 50 years of service. Gone overnight. Their replacement? A smartphone app.
But here’s the hard truth that no government app can fix.
When a tornado touches down in rural Manitoba — cell towers fail. When floodwaters sweep through Saskatchewan — power grids collapse. When wildfires cut off northern communities — the internet disappears. And in that exact moment of crisis, the WeatherCAN app becomes a useless black screen.
This is precisely where amateur radio operators step in.
Canadian hams are already organizing severe weather watching networks using IRLP — linking repeaters and stations across entire provinces to relay real-time storm information when every commercial system goes dark. No towers needed. No internet required. No subscription. No outage.
Just trained operators, reliable equipment, and an unwavering commitment to keeping communities informed and alive.
Radio Amateurs of Canada called this closure a serious public safety concern. We agree. Because history proves it every single time — hurricanes, floods, wildfires, earthquakes — ham radio operators are ALWAYS the last ones standing when infrastructure collapses.
When the grid fails — we don’t.
HamRadio 24-7 📡
#HamRadio #AmateurRadio #EMCOMM #WeatherRadio #HamRadio247 #Canada #PublicSafety #ARES #IRLP #WhenTheGridFails #EmergencyComms #GetLicensed #HamLife #RadioAmateur #StormSpotter -
From Ham Radio 24-7 (fb page)
🇨🇦📡 WHEN GOVERNMENTS PULL THE PLUG — HAM RADIO PICKS UP THE MIC.
On March 16th, 2026, Canada permanently shut down Weatheradio Canada. 186 transmitter sites. 50 years of service. Gone overnight. Their replacement? A smartphone app.
But here’s the hard truth that no government app can fix.
When a tornado touches down in rural Manitoba — cell towers fail. When floodwaters sweep through Saskatchewan — power grids collapse. When wildfires cut off northern communities — the internet disappears. And in that exact moment of crisis, the WeatherCAN app becomes a useless black screen.
This is precisely where amateur radio operators step in.
Canadian hams are already organizing severe weather watching networks using IRLP — linking repeaters and stations across entire provinces to relay real-time storm information when every commercial system goes dark. No towers needed. No internet required. No subscription. No outage.
Just trained operators, reliable equipment, and an unwavering commitment to keeping communities informed and alive.
Radio Amateurs of Canada called this closure a serious public safety concern. We agree. Because history proves it every single time — hurricanes, floods, wildfires, earthquakes — ham radio operators are ALWAYS the last ones standing when infrastructure collapses.
When the grid fails — we don’t.
HamRadio 24-7 📡
#HamRadio #AmateurRadio #EMCOMM #WeatherRadio #HamRadio247 #Canada #PublicSafety #ARES #IRLP #WhenTheGridFails #EmergencyComms #GetLicensed #HamLife #RadioAmateur #StormSpotter -
I love how Coding agents allow me to implement the crazy ideas in my head! Checkout my TUI (Terminal UI) client for APRS. It now supports #digirig #mobilinkd and #direwolf. Check it out https://github.com/eusef/eusef-aprs-tui.
#amateurradio #emcomm #ham #hamradio #tui #terminalui #mapscii #
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I love how Coding agents allow me to implement the crazy ideas in my head! Checkout my TUI (Terminal UI) client for APRS. It now supports #digirig #mobilinkd and #direwolf. Check it out https://github.com/eusef/eusef-aprs-tui.
#amateurradio #emcomm #ham #hamradio #tui #terminalui #mapscii #
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I love how Coding agents allow me to implement the crazy ideas in my head! Checkout my TUI (Terminal UI) client for APRS. It now supports #digirig #mobilinkd and #direwolf. Check it out https://github.com/eusef/eusef-aprs-tui.
#amateurradio #emcomm #ham #hamradio #tui #terminalui #mapscii #
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I love how Coding agents allow me to implement the crazy ideas in my head! Checkout my TUI (Terminal UI) client for APRS. It now supports #digirig #mobilinkd and #direwolf. Check it out https://github.com/eusef/eusef-aprs-tui.
#amateurradio #emcomm #ham #hamradio #tui #terminalui #mapscii #
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I love how Coding agents allow me to implement the crazy ideas in my head! Checkout my TUI (Terminal UI) client for APRS. It now supports #digirig #mobilinkd and #direwolf. Check it out https://github.com/eusef/eusef-aprs-tui.
#amateurradio #emcomm #ham #hamradio #tui #terminalui #mapscii #
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JS8Call im Notfunk – wir suchen 3–4 Funkamateure, die diese digitale Betriebsart für die überregionale Notfunkkommunikation (Distrikt/Bund/international) testen und bewerten. Auch auf IARU-R1-Ebene wird JS8Call für EMCOMM diskutiert – wir wollen anschlussfähig sein. Interesse? → [email protected]
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JS8Call im Notfunk – wir suchen 3–4 Funkamateure, die diese digitale Betriebsart für die überregionale Notfunkkommunikation (Distrikt/Bund/international) testen und bewerten. Auch auf IARU-R1-Ebene wird JS8Call für EMCOMM diskutiert – wir wollen anschlussfähig sein. Interesse? → [email protected]
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JS8Call im Notfunk – wir suchen 3–4 Funkamateure, die diese digitale Betriebsart für die überregionale Notfunkkommunikation (Distrikt/Bund/international) testen und bewerten. Auch auf IARU-R1-Ebene wird JS8Call für EMCOMM diskutiert – wir wollen anschlussfähig sein. Interesse? → [email protected]
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JS8Call im Notfunk – wir suchen 3–4 Funkamateure, die diese digitale Betriebsart für die überregionale Notfunkkommunikation (Distrikt/Bund/international) testen und bewerten. Auch auf IARU-R1-Ebene wird JS8Call für EMCOMM diskutiert – wir wollen anschlussfähig sein. Interesse? → [email protected]
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JS8Call im Notfunk – wir suchen 3–4 Funkamateure, die diese digitale Betriebsart für die überregionale Notfunkkommunikation (Distrikt/Bund/international) testen und bewerten. Auch auf IARU-R1-Ebene wird JS8Call für EMCOMM diskutiert – wir wollen anschlussfähig sein. Interesse? → [email protected]
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JS8Call im Notfunk – wir suchen 3–4 Funkamateure, die diese digitale Betriebsart für die überregionale Notfunkkommunikation (Distrikt/Bund/international) testen und bewerten. Auch auf IARU-R1-Ebene wird JS8Call für EMCOMM diskutiert – wir wollen anschlussfähig sein. Interesse? → [email protected]
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JS8Call im Notfunk – wir suchen 3–4 Funkamateure, die diese digitale Betriebsart für die überregionale Notfunkkommunikation (Distrikt/Bund/international) testen und bewerten. Auch auf IARU-R1-Ebene wird JS8Call für EMCOMM diskutiert – wir wollen anschlussfähig sein. Interesse? → [email protected]
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JS8Call im Notfunk – wir suchen 3–4 Funkamateure, die diese digitale Betriebsart für die überregionale Notfunkkommunikation (Distrikt/Bund/international) testen und bewerten. Auch auf IARU-R1-Ebene wird JS8Call für EMCOMM diskutiert – wir wollen anschlussfähig sein. Interesse? → [email protected]
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JS8Call im Notfunk – wir suchen 3–4 Funkamateure, die diese digitale Betriebsart für die überregionale Notfunkkommunikation (Distrikt/Bund/international) testen und bewerten. Auch auf IARU-R1-Ebene wird JS8Call für EMCOMM diskutiert – wir wollen anschlussfähig sein. Interesse? → [email protected]
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JS8Call im Notfunk – wir suchen 3–4 Funkamateure, die diese digitale Betriebsart für die überregionale Notfunkkommunikation (Distrikt/Bund/international) testen und bewerten. Auch auf IARU-R1-Ebene wird JS8Call für EMCOMM diskutiert – wir wollen anschlussfähig sein. Interesse? → [email protected]
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That said. I’m turning on my radio and I will be monitoring 146.52 MHz for any #emcomm traffic
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That said. I’m turning on my radio and I will be monitoring 146.52 MHz for any #emcomm traffic
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That said. I’m turning on my radio and I will be monitoring 146.52 MHz for any #emcomm traffic
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That said. I’m turning on my radio and I will be monitoring 146.52 MHz for any #emcomm traffic
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That said. I’m turning on my radio and I will be monitoring 146.52 MHz for any #emcomm traffic
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That said, I'll be monitoring 146.52 MHz and handle any traffic #emcomm or not.
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That said, I'll be monitoring 146.52 MHz and handle any traffic #emcomm or not.
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That said, I'll be monitoring 146.52 MHz and handle any traffic #emcomm or not.
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That said, I'll be monitoring 146.52 MHz and handle any traffic #emcomm or not.
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That said, I'll be monitoring 146.52 MHz and handle any traffic #emcomm or not.
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Winter Field Day 2026 Reflections: Is Ham Radio Relevant For Emergency Communications And Prepping?
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Winter Field Day 2026 Reflections: Is Ham Radio Relevant For Emergency Communications And Prepping?
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Winter Field Day 2026 Reflections: Is Ham Radio Relevant For Emergency Communications And Prepping?
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Winter Field Day 2026 Reflections: Is Ham Radio Relevant For Emergency Communications And Prepping?
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Winter Field Day 2026 Reflections: Is Ham Radio Relevant For Emergency Communications And Prepping?
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Keeping Ham Radio Relevant Hack Chat - Join us on Wednesday, February 5 at noon Pacific for the Keeping Ham Radio Relevant Hack Chat with J... more: https://hackaday.com/2020/02/03/keeping-ham-radio-relevant-hack-chat/ #emergencycommunications #hackadaycolumns #amateurradio #thehackchat #js8call #emcomm #sota #wspr #ham
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Hello, petite mise à jour de l'AMR (#aidememoireradio) cette après midi. Rajout d'une #checklist dédié à ma mallette pour @elecraft #KX3 ... c'est par ici https://github.com/F4EED/AMR #hamradio #radioamateur #SWL #emcom #emcomm #portable
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Had a lot of fun activating OE/NO-258 Gaisstein at 978m/3195,5ft on 2m/10m/15m.
Can you spot the lizard next to my #g90? It stayed by my side for a long time, enjoyed the sun and bugs it hunted. 😆
16 S2S and 39 QSOs in total in 3hrs, from Wales to Valenzia to Moskow.
Trying for the 1st time the #chameleon MPAS 2.0 vertical ANT in the Tasmanian Tiger ruck. Again: Far too heavy for #sota but suitable for #Emcomm. Just another experiment.
Rain was very close, so I improvised quickly a shelter.
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Had a great time providing radio communications at the #HeadOfTheCharles Regatta the past 3 days. Relatively uneventful for me aside from a few out of tent responses.
#hamradio #amateurradio #volunteering #PublicService #emcomm #headofthecharles
