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A hands-on technologist documents self-hosting an APRS-IS server and connecting amateur radio and weather stations, including the networking and packaging problems encountered. Readers get concrete troubleshooting detail on broadcast networking, Docker chroot issues, and audio interfaces for packet radio.
NEPAMesh is a Meshtastic group newsletter for Northeast Pennsylvania that publishes hands-on hardware reviews with measured battery and signal data, plus explainers on regulatory issues affecting the 900 MHz band. Readers get practical node comparisons and plain-language context on FCC rules that matter to local mesh operators.
Zero Retries is an independent amateur radio newsletter covering technological innovation in ham radio, SDR, digital modes, and related open-source projects. Each issue gathers project news, technical notes, conference reports and editor commentary, with the editor's personal voice and an informal, enthusiastic style.
A ham radio operator's newsletter covering his personal gear changes, a Kentucky Parks on the Air campout, and commentary on radio brands and quality. Most issues are heavily laced with affiliate links and product promotions.
This is the announcement mailing of a local amateur radio club in the Seattle area, covering its monthly Zoom meeting, an in-person community hangout, and a lunch gathering. Readers get dates, venues, and logistics for club events.
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