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Public beta test link for a new plugin that plays WebSDR (Software Defined Radio)

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  • enkayteeenkaytee
    edited March 2021

    It's worth remembering that this is basically providing an AU wrapper for the 'webdsr.org' website which is an access point for webdsr servers - many of which are run by individuals or small groups of radio enthusiasts. If you look at the 'web' version of the server sites, you'll often see a paypal link for donations. Perhaps if you use any of the output from these servers in your work it may be nice to make a donation... :)

  • Blue_MangooBlue_Mangoo

    @Dham said:

    @Blue_Mangoo said:

    @enkaytee said:

    @id_23 said:
    Got some hams chatting about receivers was fairly random.... picked up some phonetics alphabet call signs... always interesting to eavesdrop...
    iPhone 6 is a bit weird scaling wise, but that’s not unique!
    :)

    The hams only seem to have one topic of conversation - receivers, aerials and such like....😁

    It always seems funny to me that a group of socially awkward nerds decided to form a hobby around amateur radio where the goal of using all that technology is to talk to strangers. I used to own a shortwave transceiver and I can assure you that it’s uncomfortable to start up a conversation with a total stranger who you can’t see and can’t hear very clearly. The self-preservation instinct inside is screaming for you to find a safe topic of conversation, hence you always end up talking about your antenna; never about politics, love, or religion.

    Ah the 'good ole days' of Amateur (Ham) Radio, Lol. These days it is a lot more accessible and convenient due to the explosion of the digital modes and no code requirement for a Technician Class license. Hotspots are the rage. With a $75 radio and $75 digital radio hotspot I can talk to folks all over the planet day or night. They even have iPhone and Android apps that allow licensed Hams to communicate on Amateur bands. It is really incredible.

    I did not know about this. I have not used an amateur radio transceiver since 1996.

  • erosseross

    @Jumpercollins said:

    @eross said:

    @Jumpercollins said:

    @eross said:
    does anyone know can you get air traffic control radio chatter on this app? that would be pretty cool to sample from

    I work on ATC so just talk to myself 😅

    really, that’s pretty cool.

    @eross I actually used to use one of the robot talking music apps from way back forgotten its name now like 4 pockets Lyricist to program up with voice scripts to act as my pilot for talk back inside Audiobus when practicing aircraft and helicopter emergencies talk downs etc. Useful when I couldn't get in a proper ATC simulator.

    very interesting. i have always been interested in aircraft military ,civilian, experimental, etc. I love learning new stuff about it. i didn’t know they had ATC simulators. are you at a major airport, or smaller municipal airport? sounds cool

  • LiquidmantisLiquidmantis

    @Blue_Mangoo said:

    @enkaytee said:

    @id_23 said:
    Got some hams chatting about receivers was fairly random.... picked up some phonetics alphabet call signs... always interesting to eavesdrop...
    iPhone 6 is a bit weird scaling wise, but that’s not unique!
    :)

    The hams only seem to have one topic of conversation - receivers, aerials and such like....😁

    It always seems funny to me that a group of socially awkward nerds decided to form a hobby around amateur radio where the goal of using all that technology is to talk to strangers. I used to own a shortwave transceiver and I can assure you that it’s uncomfortable to start up a conversation with a total stranger who you can’t see and can’t hear very clearly. The self-preservation instinct inside is screaming for you to find a safe topic of conversation, hence you always end up talking about your antenna; never about politics, love, or religion.

    Ha! Yeah, I got my ham technician license a few years back, so that I can use a radio in backcountry camping, but listening to local repeater chatter is... interesting. Any time the conversation veers from radio gear it quickly becomes an "OMG, do I REALLY want to have a conversation with these people?!" situation. While ham isn't as "old white guy club" as you might imagine, it's an old white guy club.

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