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This is for all things Baofeng and related radios (e.g. TYT, QYT, BTech).

(There is little structure right now. More content is coming.)

Prolific Drivers

This is here because I only use Chirp to program Baofeng radios.

If you install your Baofeng programming cable and Windows Device Manager reports the following error:</description>
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        <description>Build a Sentence

Number Plus 1

Finish a Story


The object of the game is to construct a valid, and perhaps humorous, sentence. No one knows what the sentence is -- we&#039;re making it up as we go.

NCS will start. I transmit a word, the first word in a sentence. Then the next operator will add a word to the sentence and transmit the two words to the next operator. The next operator will add her word and transmit all three words to the next operator.</description>
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        <description>Knowledgebase

Home

Clojure

Installing Clojure on Ubuntu

Install Java
$ sudo apt install default-jre
lein script (&lt;https://leiningen.org/&gt;)
&lt;https://raw.githubusercontent.com/technomancy/leiningen/stable/bin/lein&gt;
Copy the text in the above link and paste into a file called /usr/bin/lein

Change the file to executable.
$ sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/lein</description>
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        <description>Digital Communication

Winlink

FLDigi

WSJT</description>
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        <description>Finnish a Story

Other FLDigi Activities


This is a variation of Build a Sentence, but instead of building a sentence we are going to build a story.

An operator starts by transmitting an incomplete sentence.  The next operator finishes the sentence and then transmits the beginning of the next sentence, building on to the story.</description>
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        <description>Radio Recommendations

Your first radio can be a difficult decision. You may not really know what you want or need, and the decision is compounded by the plethora of choices available. 


Many new hams will ask, “What radio should I buy?” The answer is always,</description>
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        <description>FLDigi Activities

After conducting a Google search for “FLDigi activites for new operators” and coming up completely empty-handed, I decided to create this page and fill in a few things to do.

Number Plus 1

Build a Sentence

Finish a Story</description>
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FLDigi, developed by Dave W1HKJ, is one of the most proliferant programs out there for operating amateur radio digital modes. This sub-section is devoted to related resources.

FLDigi Activities</description>
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        <description>Yaesu FT-991a

Code Plug (N7TMS)

Menu Settings (N7TMS)

Digital Modes</description>
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        <description>Using Digital Modes with the Yaesu FT-991a

The FT-991 has two microphones: the front microphone and a rear (data) microphone. I have seen others on the web describe how you have to change menu settings each time you change from SSB to a digital mode so that the microphone will change from the front to the rear.</description>
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        <description>FT-991a Menu Configuration

(per N7TMS 2021-05-13)



These are the settings used everyday by N7TMS. There are other sources on the web that claim you need to change menu settings when you switch from SSB to data modes. If you use the settings as outlined here, you will not need to change them when you switch modes. See</description>
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Raspberry Pi

Ubuntu

Clojure</description>
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V71a Crossband Repeat

Turn Crossband Repeat On

	*  Set the frequencies you want to crossband on each of the channels, A and B.
	*  Turn the radio off.
	*  Hold the TONE button while turning the radio back on.

Turn Crossband Repeat Off

	*</description>
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        <description>Number Plus 1

Other FLDigi Activities


NCS will start a timer. NCS is the only one who knows how much time remains. Operators transmit an incrementing number to other operators until time is up and NCS breaks in.

The object of the game could be to see how high operators can get the number before the timer goes off.</description>
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        <title>raspberrypi</title>
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        <description>Knowledgebase

Home

Raspberry Pi

Autoplay video on Raspberry Pi

[from: &lt;https://rusnak.io/autoplay-video-on-raspberry-pi/]&gt;

	*  Download Raspbian Lite from raspberrypi.org
	*  Copy the downloaded image to the SD card
		*  (e.g. sudo dd if=2020-02-13-raspbian-buster-lite.img of=/dev/mmcblk0 conv=fsync,notrunc bs=4M)</description>
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        <title>sidebar</title>
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        <description>New Hams

	*  Amateur Radio Classes
	*  Taking the Exam
	*  Licensed! Now what?
	*  Choosing a radio

Radios

	*  Yaesu
	*  Kenwood
	*  Alinco
	*  Baofeng
	*  QYT / TYT

Antennas

	*  VHF / UHF
	*  HF

Digital Modes

	*  Winlink
	*  FLDigi
	*  WSJT

Development

	*  VSCode
	*  Python</description>
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        <title>start</title>
        <link>https://rexburghams.org/wiki/doku.php?id=start&amp;rev=1622301877&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>RexburgHams Wiki

Welcome to the new RexburgHams Wiki pages!

You can navigate directly to a topic using the link in sidebar on the left or find a topic using the search bar in the upper right corner of the window.</description>
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        <title>testing</title>
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        <description>Examples for the Wrap Plugin

Basic syntax

An uppercase &lt;WRAP&gt; (or alternatively &lt;block&gt; or &lt;div&gt;) creates a div and should be used for “big” containers, surrounding paragraphs, lists, tables, etc.


&lt;WRAP classes #id width :language&gt;
&quot;big&quot; content
&lt;/WRAP&gt;

or
&lt;block classes #id width :language&gt;
&quot;big&quot; content
&lt;/block&gt;

or
&lt;div classes #id width :language&gt;
&quot;big&quot; content
&lt;/div&gt;</description>
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        <dc:date>2021-08-29T21:45:47+00:00</dc:date>
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        <title>ubuntu</title>
        <link>https://rexburghams.org/wiki/doku.php?id=ubuntu&amp;rev=1630295147&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Knowledgebase

Home

Ubuntu

Change Screen Resolution

I have a Ubuntu 20.04 desktop running in a Xen virtual server. The screen resolution defaults to 1366×768. The display I have will do MUCH better. 1920×1080 is more comfortable.

To change the resolution, execute the following command:</description>
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        <dc:date>2023-04-11T16:36:32+00:00</dc:date>
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        <title>vscode</title>
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        <description>Microsoft Visual Studio Code

I use Visual Studio Code (VSCode) for nearly all of my programming activities. Combined with GitHub, it is a great cross-platform environment for planning, writing, documenting, and publishing my code.

This wiki is primarily for my own reference</description>
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        <description>Sending a Winlink Message with an ICS-213 Form

Winlink Home

Some agencies will require you to send messages on their behalf using an ICS-213 form. In addition, some Winlink nets will ask you to reply using an ICS-213 form. Regardless, you should be familiar with the steps to send a message using a form, especially the ICS-213.</description>
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        <description>Sending a New Winlink Message

Winlink Home

	*  Launch Winlink Express.
	*  Click on Message, and then New Message
		*  This window functions almost exactly like a regular email message.

	*  In the To: field, enter the call sign of the Winlink operator to whom you are sending the message. You can also enter a regular email address, like somebody@gmail.com.</description>
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        <title>winlink-reply</title>
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        <description>Replying to a New Winlink Message

Winlink Home

New unread messages in your Winlink Inbox will appear in a bold type. You can reply to any message.

Checking into a Winlink net is identical to replying to a Winlink message. Just make sure you read the net preamble (the Winlink message you receive opening the net) very carefully and follow the directions of the net control station with exactness.</description>
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        <title>winlink</title>
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        <description>Winlink

“Winlink Global Radio Email®️
...is a network of amateur radio and authorized government-licensed stations that provides worldwide radio email using radio pathways where the internet is not present.” (&lt;http://winlink.org&gt;)

The content of this page is expanding, but for now, here are a few pages to assist you with some basic Winlink functionality.</description>
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        <description>Yaesu

Yaesu radios are arguably the most popular Amateur Radio radio on the market. They certainly rank right up there as far as reliability and usability with the other big brands like Kenwood and Icom.

Yaesu Radios

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