Category: RandomWire
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Random Wire issue 163 published
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Issue 163 of the Random Wire newsletter was published this morning to 2,000 subscribers. Topics include: Read the…
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A positive change for Random Wire subscribers
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What a great journey this has been, and it continues. I started blogging about amateur radio in August…
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Random Wire 159: AllStar nodes gets a web page, new home network, Proxmox in the mini server rack
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December 5, 2025: This issue is computer heavy and radio light. Still, you’ll find some tidbits about AllStar…
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Random Wire 158: ASL node connection to SIP phone broke, using wired radio, starting a primer on hotspots, sneak peak at mini server rack
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November 21, 2025: This is the pre-Thanksgiving edition. The big issue I faced this week was resolving the…
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Random Wire 157: Part 1 on the M1KE WLAN IP transceiver, plus another MMDVM hotspot.
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November 14, 2025: I begin a series on the m1ke WLAN IP transceiver in this issue, with future…
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Random Wire 156: AmateurWire on SIP phone, using the AnyTone AT-D878UVII+, M17 notes, DroidStar and DMR, D-STAR quick start guide, iMac arrived, new eyeball card
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November 7, 2025: A lot of content this week in the digital voice radio realm, plus a dive…
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Random Wire 155: New antennas, new radio, new eyeball card. Apple computers arrived and working on my home server. Getting the AnyTone AT-D878UVII Plus up and running.
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October 31, 2025: This Halloween edition of the Random Wire finds me playing with new antennas, working with…
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Random Wire 154: New AllScan device coming, the Holy Cluster, a Debian Blend for ham radio, and an AnyTone DMR radio.
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October 24, 2025: I’m spending a lot of time in the hospital, so much of Random Wire #154…
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Random Wire 153: Recovering my home server from a failed boot drive, a Meshtastic device, and Linux on an old MacBook Air laptop.
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October 17, 2025: This issue is heavy on computing topics. I document the steps I took to recover…
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Random Wire 152: WPSD-M17 Community Fork works with Raspberry Pi 5! Also, step-by-step instructions for building a Raspberry Pi 4 hotspot for digital voice.
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October 10, 2025: The WPSD-M17 fork works on the Raspberry Pi 5 platform! I assembled another hotspot with…