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Live Streaming of Microhams Digital Conference 2018 met Guus PE1PLM

Live Streaming of Microhams Digital Conference 2018

MHDC 2018 – Live Stream!

Tomorrow, Saturday, 3/24/2018 is the MHDC-2018 – this conference sold out
immediately last January and many people who wanted to attend were unable
to get tickets.

KU7M – Kenny Richards, will be live streaming the event. All times are US
Pacific Daylight Savings Time (UTC-7). Use the above link to find the live
stream on YouTube.

Current Speaker List :

*Joe Taylor*– We are pleased to announce that Professor Joe Taylor
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Hooton_Taylor_Jr.>, K1JT will be
speaking at this year’s conference. Joe is Professor Emeritus of Physics
at Princeton, Nobel Laureate and author of the JT digital modes.

*Bryan Hoyer*– One of the conference’s past presenters, Bryan Hoyer K7UDR
of NW Digital Radio <http://nwdigitalradio.com/> , will be giving a talk
on “The APRS of Things” and demonstrating their newest products.

*John Langner*– WB2OSZ, the author of the Direwolf sound card TNC
<https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf>will be speaking.

*Ken Koster* – N7IPB will present using SvxLink <http://www.svxlink.org/> to
connect a network of 220 repeaters in the Pacific Northwest. SvxLink runs
on a linux computer and provides a custom dual radio interface for FM voice
repeater control and linking over the Internet. Ken will provide an
overview of how a mix of repeaters are connected via RFLinks and the
Internet, as well as the real-time status information available via the web..

*Alex Schwarz*– VE7DXW the developer of the RF-Seismograph and MDSR
<http://users.skynet.be/myspace/mdsr/> will present the results of the
RF-Noise monitoring experiment during the solar eclipse and the turbulent
solar activity (including the strongest X-Ray flare in 30 years) that
followed.

*Guus van Dooren*– PE1PLM Entrepreneur and creator of DVMEGA
<http://www.dvmega.auria.nl/>. Guus will discuss the latest D-Star
developments.

[Note; I am simply sharing the information and will not be able to provide
any technical or logistical assistance.]

——————————
John D. Hays
Edmonds, WA
K7VE

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UNiden SDS-100

https://youtu.be/E0CoD9GauBk

Uniden creates another first with the SDS100 True I/Q Scanner, the first scanner to incorporate Software Defined Radio technology to provide incredible digital performance in even the most challenging RF environments. The SDS100’s digital performance is better than any other scanner in both simulcast and weak-signal environments.

The SDS100 is also the first scanner that allows you to decide what to display, where, and in what color. Custom fields put the information important to you right where you need it.

And, one more first, the SDS100 meets JIS4 (IPX4) standards for water resistance.

Slated for release in 2nd Quarter, 2018, the SDS100 carries an MSRP of $699*.

Of course, the SDS100 also includes all the advanced features you’ve come to expect from a Uniden scanner, including:

Customizable Color Display
Trunktracker X
APCO P25 Phase I and II
Motorola, EDACS, and LTR Trunking
MotoTRBO Capacity + and Connect +**
DMR Tier III**
Hytera XPT**
Single-Channel DMR**
NXDN 4800 and 9600**
EDACS ProVoice**
Location-Based Scanning
USA/Canada Radio Database
ZIP Code Selection for Easy Setup
Close Call™ RF Capture with Do Not Disturb
8 GB microSD
Soft Keys for Intellegent UI
Recording, Playback, and Replay
Temporary Avoid
Fire Tone-Out Alert
System Analysis and Discovery
CTCSS/DCS/NAC/RAN/Color Code Decoding
S.A.M.E. Weather Alert
Enhanced Dynamic Memory
Preemptive Trunking Priority
Fully Customizable Scanning with your own Favorites Lists
Backlit Keypad
Channel Volume Offset
PC Programming and Control
USB Connectivity and Charging
Weekly Database Updates
Free Sentinel Software keeps the SDS100 database and memory up to date
Up to 8 Hours Operation on included LiIon Battery
Frequency Coverage:
25-512 MHz
758-824 MHz
849-869 MHz
894-960 MHz
1240-1300 MHz

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Nieuwe firmware voor de Ailunce HD1

Ailunce HD1 latest firmware Version V1.45 changelog:
1. The “missed call window” disappear when a call end.
2. Issue the Receive drops out the problem.
3. Improved the randomly frozen problem.
Other bugs and wishlist function will be keep updated.
retevis.com/hd1-resources/