30 Dec
2020
30 Dec
'20
10:59 a.m.
On 30.12.20 at 17:47 wrote Rob PE1CHL via 44Net:
...
It should be such that when you visit the site you may
find out
that people offer remote receivers, and that one technology in
use is the "websdr", and then you can check which "websdr"
servers there are on AMPRnet, where they are located, what bands they
offer, etc. Without having to start with the seach term "websdr",
which assumes you already know what that is.
Possibly something like:
http://news.ampr.at/
http://web.oe1.ampr.at/
(Sorry again, the page is in german only.)
I think that better aligns with the needs of the new
user who has
entered the "new world" of AMPRnet (or HAMradio in general) and
whats to know what it has to offer, wants to learn, etc.
I am also using these sites regularly. I am sure there do exist others,
but I do not know where. Even these sites are hard to find for a new
local ham user.
I am also almost sure, sites like these do exist in the 44net, but
unfortunately it is dark for me. Some link collection from the top of
www.ampr.org possibly would help?
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