[FADCA] Snips from HamCation 2010
Neil Lauritsen
w4nhl.1 at gmail.com
Mon Feb 15 12:15:48 EST 2010
Hi Bud,
Unfortunately I had conflicting Forums so I missed the NFL WL2K Forum where
you made your presentation. I wandered all over the
RV parking area looking for the BOD meeting but never found it.
I mentioned to the FRC that You had developed a much more
realistic database and that I would be using it as the basis for the
FADCA/FRC Digital database (excluding the D-Star and P-25
Coordination's).
Could you send me a copy of what you presented at the forum SO I can move
forward with my work. Much appreciated.
Thanks.
73,
Neil
W4NHL
----- Original Message -----
From: "bud Thompson" <budt at cfl.rr.com>
To: <fadca at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, February 15, 2010 7:04 AM
Subject: [FADCA] Snips from HamCation 2010
> (Not an official report)
>
> There was standing room only at the Northern Florida ARRL Section
> WL2K forum on Saturday - not that the topic was all that hot - the
> classroom only held 20 comfortably and was the only room at HamCation
> that was heated! There were hams from throughout the state.
>
> The discussion, however, was good and the interest in using e-mail for
> EMCOMMs is obviously on the rise. Lots of discussion about the Layered
> Packet Network - looks like it won't take much more effort to get
> Gainesville and Ocala FPAC switches on the air and bridging the
> network from Keystone to Gainesville to Ocala to The Villages. There
> are some folks between Gainesville and Tallahassee who may help fill
> in the network. The key now is two new RMS Packet sites in
> Jefferson County - only 20 miles east of Tallahassee. A KA node will
> be set up in Tallahassee (thanks to KJ4G) at a site that could
> ultimately be an RMS Packet site. Over the next several months the
> ROSE switches at Daytona Beach and St. Augustine will be converted to
> Linux FPAC.
>
> It is likely that before the end of the year, more than 85 percent of
> the population in Northern Florida will be covered by Packet LANS and
> WL2K infrastructure.
>
> At its meeting following the forum the FADCA BOD established a
> mechanism to provide some financial support for sites where there is
> virtually none.
>
> In the next few days I'll see if we can get the power point show put
> on the FADCA and/or Northern Florida websites. Look for it there.
>
> 73,
> bud N0IA
> (No promises for better weather next year!)
>
>
>
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