Everyone needs a PAS (Portable Asterisk Server) a IP-PBX package that fits in nicely with high speed multi media. As well as being a able to create its own network without the need to connect to a master database. With the … Continue reading →
So what’s been happening lately? Still working on the Asterisk PBX and RF Gateways, should have some new information regarding the Communications Transportable System (CoTS). Looks like the containers (transportable rack cases) will need to be a few more rack … Continue reading →
Need to do some recruiting so that resources can be within the “neighborhood.” This will make it a lot easier to test the HSMM gear. Then continue on with the following objectives: Develop Alternative Communication Resources develop resources that reach … Continue reading →
Here are some items to work on this year. Develop Alternative Communication Resources develop resources that reach into neighborhood settings what is needed to cover individual areas (within 2 to 5 mile radius)? resources that are quick to deploy and … Continue reading →
Forward-Thinking Digital Imagining 1) HSMM capabilities at least in the 70cm band and even in 1.25m band. 2 ) Long range HSMM networks with data/video/voice capabilities. (With products like the Ubiquiti Networks Bullet [ubnt.com] should be able to get some … Continue reading →
High Speed Multi Media (HSMM) is often referred to as being the Hinternet (Ham Internet), as it is primarily used under FCC Rules & Regulations Part 97. Under Part 97 commercial off-the-shelf equipment can be used at higher power and … Continue reading →
Just like other living things there are good and bad times for dynamic paths that are taken. One can opt to be static yet knowing dynamic paths will move you. What does this mean to those that work in the … Continue reading →
In the 1800s there was the frontier of West. Today we have digital frontiers to explore. The digital frontiers may not always be digital voice or data that appears within this new frontier. Some may remember the days of 1200 … Continue reading →