Yes, I am a Ham Radio Operator, W8GUC, here in Dayton, Ohio.
My reception is great. I added a ‘Focus Ring’, around the antenna face, which gives me an additional 3db of signal increase.
Thanks
W4RFJ here… I am thinking I might try to find a way to display dream catchers aprs messages in Xastir
Congrats on new license! I just hooked my dream catcher up today I am amazed at the throughput of data!
73
de
Chief W4RFJ
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K5DXS qth El Paso TX
Just ordered my dreamcatcher, I’ve been eager to try it for awhile!
A HAM here also! And new to this Forum.
Call: PE2AAB
Loc. JO21RJ
Aalst-Waalre, The Netherlands
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Here is the user’s guide page:
John Dortch WB4NLD
Kingston Springs, TN
Jose Malave | KM4OOD
West Palm Beach, FL
vy73 from Vienna/Austria
de OE1MIS
Jason Means
W8KTM - Charleston, WV
KN4PYV checking in. 3 dreamcatchers on the way.
Can’t wait to compare price/performance against the INMARSAT on our boat. Access to high res wind data (GRIB) is priceless at sea, but costs a small fortune for a few MB…
Second unit going to a HAM friend in Hawaii.
Evaluating third for integration into our edge-RF nodes at SkyScraper.
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Hi hello
SQ5PE
Warsaw Poland
KO02le
I’m new here, thinking about getting the kit - KD8BXP - SW Ohio - fairly in-active on the radio, I play around a with arduinos, raspberry pi, linux, and hobby robots, and a few quad-copters just because.
I hope some of us had an opportunity to listen to the 11:30 UTC 5 July 2020 transmission on 17.2 kHz from the 100 year old Alexanderson alternator in Grimeton, Sweden - - call sign SAQ. The Association does two broadcasts a year - - this one and a Christmas Eve transmission.
You can watch a YouTube Live video of the event at Live from SAQ Grimeton - Alexanderson Day 2020 11.30 UTC - YouTube Ken
PS - - I post this today because Grimeton is an important part of our Amateur Radio heritage.
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KJ6BSQ here. Just heard of this project!
KD6O here… proud to be aboard!
VE2GQF Gilles FN45
KM6MO Jim