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Linux Amateur Radio

Here is a collection of tips for using Amateur Radio[1] on Linux[2].

=> 1: /amateur-radio/ | 2: /linux/

Pages Here

• Linux Packet Radio[3]
• Voice on the SignaLink USB with Linux[4]

• Includes a section on automatic CQ calling for contests, which is for a SignaLink USB, but could be easily adapted for other devices

=> 3: /linux-packet-radio/ | 4: /voice-on-the-signalink-usb-with-linux/

Mailing Lists

(Hams appear to call these "reflectors")

• linux-hams[5], the primary general mailing list for Linux ham discussion. Readers are generally fairly knowledgeable about Linux technically. Also has discussion about AX.25 development.

=> 5: http://vger.kernel.org/vger-lists.html#linux-hams

Links to this note

• Voice on the Signalink USB With Linux[6]

=> 6: /voice-on-the-signalink-usb-with-linux/

I (John Goerzen[7] / KR0L) wanted to use my

SignaLink USB[8] for voice

keying during contests and the like. I use

Linux for Amateur Radio[9],

and so a natural thought would be using shell scripts for this.

=> 7: /john-goerzen/ | 8: /signalink-usb/ | 9: /linux-amateur-radio/

• Amateur Radio[10]

=> 10: /amateur-radio/

Amateur radio is a radio service in which people are allowed and encouraged to build their own radios, antennas, and so forth. It can be used to communicate all around the globe without any intervening infrastructure such as satellites or cables.

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