[GreenKeys] FSK Audio files for Test and Evaluation

[John Spigel]

On 07-May-25 14:45, Chris Elmquist wrote:
> On Friday (05/02/2025 at 03:01PM -0700), Harold Hallikainen via GreenKeys wrote:
>> On weather report and other feeds, I think it would be great if the form
>> used GET parameters instead of POST so people could then bookmark the
>> audio. For example, there could be a URL with the query string for the
>> weather here in Tucson. If I want the Tucson weather, I just go to that
>> bookmark and not have to fill out a form again.
> 
> yes! and we could automate that with a cron job on Linux so that an RPi
> or equiv could periodically and automatically fetch the properly encoded
> report and print it out.
> 
>> Great work!
> 
> Agreed!  Thanks for putting it together.
> 
> Chris NØJCF
> 
>> On Fri, May 2, 2025 2:56 pm, E. wrote:
>>>
>>
>>> …so anyone interested in weather reports, at this moment I’m writing
>>> up the read-mes for the newest version of ittyWX — hope to have it out
>>> over the next week (I keep on saying this, but life keeps on getting in
>>> the way)… this will have weather bulletins, current conditions and
>>> forecasts all built-in under the hood.  Maybe this weekend it’ll be all
>>> finished, but we’ll see (doing public service on Sunday with my
>>> radio)…..
>>>
>>>
>>>> On May 2, 2025, at 4:50 PM, Zach Tumbusch <zach.tumbusch at gmail.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Feel free to check it out and provide feedback!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> This little development project was solely a learning project for me.
>>>> (with the hope I could share it once near completion) I'm a Software
>>>> Engineer for a living and wanted to learn the ins and outs about how
>>>> teletype works. What better way than to generate it with code right?
>>>>
>>>> Future plans include but are not limited to :
>>>> Addition of a large form text box, maybe in a popup modal?, that users
>>>> can enter some custom text they'd like to print on a machine, ASCII art
>>>> generator?? not many characters are good for this in baudot (using a
>>>> single character like "#" anyway... which I don't even have on my model
>>>> 28 HIHI)  but maybe we can make something work. There are some other
>>>> resources for this out there. I'd like to get the weather report to pull
>>>> the latest data for each cycle (this isn't really possible with the
>>>> current implementation) NOAA api is far to slow / unreliable. Possibly a
>>>> live streaming message board (still not really sure what this looks
>>>> like from a development standpoint? How to moderate etcetera since it's
>>>> public.) Definitely need the addition of some programmatically updated
>>>> news content (this would be cool if it was updated between cycles as
>>>> well.)
>>>>
>>>> I've been meaning to make a post to get some additional feedback and
>>>> share the application.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks and 73,
>>>> de W8ZJT
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