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Hackers vs. Sphincters: "Over the decades, radio operators fixated on the rules and forgot about experimentation...ham radio turned into an industry full of sphincters complaining about who’s been using too much spectrum, or using it the wrong way."https://elaineou.com/2019/06/28/hackers-and-sphincters/ …
the issue with Ham radio isnt the tech but the form of the tech. If hams took the form of routers and were push to start, adoption would be easy. My idea for this would be to have open sourced electronics using some PI base. Another solution is to just hack gotennaspic.twitter.com/zCkeb0zDtH
How well do those gotennas work? Thought about getting one for a while and this might put me over the top.
there has been diy stuff as well. https://www.eevblog.com/forum/rf-microwave/gotenna/ … in the forum they use a ax5043 tx/rx module but that on has a tested 2000m tx range.
I hope this isn’t because of what you did earlier with burst coin over the air.
We sent btc over ham way before I used this handle. No one wanted to advertise some of the stuff being done. Use pseudo anon opsec when experimenting, sell back then because sentiment was different...
Very true.. as a Ham Radio and Bitcoin enthusiast I can relate to this.
Exactly why I never find it convenient being in any industry. I intent to mutually agree and share best practises to work towards a common goal for and with everyones best interest. While the reality is that you end up to work for the scope of contract and nothing more or less.
Wow, sad how this article describes so much of our society today.
I guess people still haven't come to terms with David P. Reed's ideas on open spectrum. https://www.deepplum.com/dpr/
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