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Zune Podcast Subscribe — PARP 37 – The fun of working special event stations Apr 02, 2010
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Podcast Number 37 – Podcast ver. 37.3 – April 1, 2010 (32.2 MB, runtime 35:08)
We return within a week of releasing episode 36 with another Practical Amateur Radio Podcast episode. No this is not an April Fools joke. During this episode we discuss the fun of working amateur radio special event stations. I provide a little discussion on proper on-air etiquette for working a special event station (or really any on-air activity).

One important etiquette subject that gets abused is the use of the ITU phonetic alphabet. If you do not know the ITU phonetic alphabet, please visit this website and do use it. A lot of the standard etiquette and procedures should also be followed when participating in amateur radio contests. Cal Darula, K0DXC wrote a contest guide which can be found here.

Learn more about the upcoming W0S special event station commemorating the efforts of Harold McBride and John “Jack” Phillips as they sat at the Marconi radio in the Titanic sending the first ever SOS.

Finally, we wrap up with a small audio surprise which is fitting with the W0S special event station. I hope you enjoy.

Also, don’t forget to watch the almost 2 year old video I did on Anderson Powerpoles. You can find it by clicking the 2009 and Older link in the blue menu box to your left titled Videos.

Until next time…

73 de KD0BIK

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iTunes — PARP 37 – The fun of working special event stations Apr 02, 2010
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv37_3.mp3]

Podcast Number 37 – Podcast ver. 37.3 – April 1, 2010 (32.2 MB, runtime 35:08)
We return within a week of releasing episode 36 with another Practical Amateur Radio Podcast episode. No this is not an April Fools joke. During this episode we discuss the fun of working amateur radio special event stations. I provide a little discussion on proper on-air etiquette for working a special event station (or really any on-air activity).

One important etiquette subject that gets abused is the use of the ITU phonetic alphabet. If you do not know the ITU phonetic alphabet, please visit this website and do use it. A lot of the standard etiquette and procedures should also be followed when participating in amateur radio contests. Cal Darula, K0DXC wrote a contest guide which can be found here.

Learn more about the upcoming W0S special event station commemorating the efforts of Harold McBride and John “Jack” Phillips as they sat at the Marconi radio in the Titanic sending the first ever SOS.

Finally, we wrap up with a small audio surprise which is fitting with the W0S special event station. I hope you enjoy.

Also, don’t forget to watch the almost 2 year old video I did on Anderson Powerpoles. You can find it by clicking the 2009 and Older link in the blue menu box to your left titled Videos.

Until next time…

73 de KD0BIK

The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast Listener Line @ (307) 200-PARP
Email: kd0bik@arrl.net
Facebook: PARP Fan Page
Twitter: KD0BIK

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Zune Podcast Subscribe — PARP 36 – APRS part II Mar 29, 2010
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv36_3.mp3]

Podcast Number 36 – Podcast ver. 36.3 – March 28, 2010 (27.3 MB, runtime 29:47)
We conclude our two-part series on APRS. I provide a quick overview of episode 35 and then dig right in and explain my new APRS setup. This setup allows me to view other hams around me on my Garmin Nuvi 350 and also provides two-way text messaging. You can learn more about the global universal text messaging initiative here.

My setup consists of the following items: (Please note, these items are current as of March 28, 2010)

Yaesu FT-2800M – Discontinued and replaced as FT-2900R. Either should work with this setup.
Argent Data Systems Tracker2 model OT2M
Garmin Nuvi 350 – Discontinued but available as refurb from many vendors.
Garmin Fleet Management Cable
Data Cable for OT2M to FT-2800
Tac-Comm Carrier
Garmin Friction Mount

When researching my setup, I benefited greatly from the efforts of Mike Wren, N2QDK. Mike had already tested and documented the same setup I’m using. As of Feb. 2012 it appears Mike’s Blog is offline. I’ve removed the link from the show notes.

I spoke about using your home weather station software to upload your weather data to the CWOP or Citizen Weather Observing Program. You can find out more information about this program and how to sign up for an account here.

I also provide information about the new Depiction software. Please visit the Depiction website to learn more about this software. You can also read the November 2009 QST Magazine article here.

Finally, I made a supplemental video to help provide a visual explanation to what my mobile APRS setup looks like and how the two-way text messaging works. While I spoke about placing this content on Youtube, I’ve since decided to provide the video here on the MyAmateurRadio.com website. Just look to your left for the menu box titled Videos and click the 2010 Video link.

Thank you for listening (and watching)

Until next time…

73 de KD0BIK

The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast Listener Line @ (307) 200-PARP
Email: kd0bik@arrl.net
Facebook: PARP Fan Page
Twitter: KD0BIK

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iTunes — PARP 36 – APRS part II Mar 29, 2010
Show notes

[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv36_3.mp3]

Podcast Number 36 – Podcast ver. 36.3 – March 28, 2010 (27.3 MB, runtime 29:47)
We conclude our two-part series on APRS. I provide a quick overview of episode 35 and then dig right in and explain my new APRS setup. This setup allows me to view other hams around me on my Garmin Nuvi 350 and also provides two-way text messaging. You can learn more about the global universal text messaging initiative here.

My setup consists of the following items: (Please note, these items are current as of March 28, 2010)

Yaesu FT-2800M – Discontinued and replaced as FT-2900R. Either should work with this setup.
Argent Data Systems Tracker2 model OT2M
Garmin Nuvi 350 – Discontinued but available as refurb from many vendors.
Garmin Fleet Management Cable
Data Cable for OT2M to FT-2800
Tac-Comm Carrier
Garmin Friction Mount

When researching my setup, I benefited greatly from the efforts of Mike Wren, N2QDK. Mike had already tested and documented the same setup I’m using. As of Feb. 2012 it appears Mike’s Blog is offline. I’ve removed the link from the show notes.

I spoke about using your home weather station software to upload your weather data to the CWOP or Citizen Weather Observing Program. You can find out more information about this program and how to sign up for an account here.

I also provide information about the new Depiction software. Please visit the Depiction website to learn more about this software. You can also read the November 2009 QST Magazine article here.

Finally, I made a supplemental video to help provide a visual explanation to what my mobile APRS setup looks like and how the two-way text messaging works. While I spoke about placing this content on Youtube, I’ve since decided to provide the video here on the MyAmateurRadio.com website. Just look to your left for the menu box titled Videos and click the 2010 Video link.

Thank you for listening (and watching)

Until next time…

73 de KD0BIK

The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast Listener Line @ (307) 200-PARP
Email: kd0bik@arrl.net
Facebook: PARP Fan Page
Twitter: KD0BIK

Subscribe to The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast

Right Click Here to Download this Episode

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

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Zune Podcast Subscribe — PARP 35 – APRS part I Mar 01, 2010
Show notes

[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv35_3.mp3]

Podcast Number 35 – Podcast ver. 35.3 – February 28, 2010 (37.2 MB, runtime 40:39)
We begin another multi-part episode on the subject of APRS. During this episode I provide some general history about the early beginnings of APRS
and discuss how I’ve used the system in the past. I share some details on a few APRS iPhone Apps which are available for download in the iTunes App
Store. I provide information on where one can purchase the APRS Trackers and GPS units I’ve used. These are Argent Data Systems and RPC Electronics.
I also mention a couple of websites where you can view real-time APRS data. These sites are APRS.FI and Findu.com. We will pick up our APRS discussion
next time in episode 36.

I bring back to The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast two segments I’ve neglected over the past few months. The Featured Website Segment re-introduces
you again to HamRadioForum.net. HamRadioForum.net has a brand new look and is attracting a lot of new members. Please take a moment to visit
HamRadioForum.net, sign up for an account and say hello.

Our Fellow Amateurs segment is also back. I re-introduce you to Daniel Romanchik, KB6NU. Daniel is working hard in our amateur community to help introduce
our wonderful hobby to both young and old alike. I provide some useful links during this segment. Daniel’s website is here. You might also check out Daniel’s QRZ Bio.
Daniel has written a document specifically directed to the parents of the young people he works with. This document is titled Parents Guide to Ham Radio and is available here.
Additionally, Daniel has two very well written study guides for the technician and general license classes.

We also introduce a brand new segment titled The Featured Gadget segment. This new segment is still a work in progress. But for the debut, I discuss the importance
of keeping your Windows PC clock in sync. You can download the Time Sync application from Karen’s Power Tools, KarenWare.com website. This will keep your Windows PC in perfect time.

Finally, in an email sent to us from Philip Borgnes, in Seattle WA. He provides a link to a conference taking place in April. If you live in the Seattle area and are interested in Emergency Communications, please check out this website.

Until next time…

73 de KD0BIK

The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast Listener Line @ (307) 200-PARP
Email: kd0bik@arrl.net
Facebook: PARP Fan Page
Twitter: KD0BIK

Subscribe to The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast

Right Click Here to Download this Episode

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

The post PARP 35 – APRS part I appeared first on The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast.

iTunes — PARP 35 – APRS part I Mar 01, 2010
Show notes

[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv35_3.mp3]

Podcast Number 35 – Podcast ver. 35.3 – February 28, 2010 (37.2 MB, runtime 40:39)
We begin another multi-part episode on the subject of APRS. During this episode I provide some general history about the early beginnings of APRS
and discuss how I’ve used the system in the past. I share some details on a few APRS iPhone Apps which are available for download in the iTunes App
Store. I provide information on where one can purchase the APRS Trackers and GPS units I’ve used. These are Argent Data Systems and RPC Electronics.
I also mention a couple of websites where you can view real-time APRS data. These sites are APRS.FI and Findu.com. We will pick up our APRS discussion
next time in episode 36.

I bring back to The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast two segments I’ve neglected over the past few months. The Featured Website Segment re-introduces
you again to HamRadioForum.net. HamRadioForum.net has a brand new look and is attracting a lot of new members. Please take a moment to visit
HamRadioForum.net, sign up for an account and say hello.

Our Fellow Amateurs segment is also back. I re-introduce you to Daniel Romanchik, KB6NU. Daniel is working hard in our amateur community to help introduce
our wonderful hobby to both young and old alike. I provide some useful links during this segment. Daniel’s website is here. You might also check out Daniel’s QRZ Bio.
Daniel has written a document specifically directed to the parents of the young people he works with. This document is titled Parents Guide to Ham Radio and is available here.
Additionally, Daniel has two very well written study guides for the technician and general license classes.

We also introduce a brand new segment titled The Featured Gadget segment. This new segment is still a work in progress. But for the debut, I discuss the importance
of keeping your Windows PC clock in sync. You can download the Time Sync application from Karen’s Power Tools, KarenWare.com website. This will keep your Windows PC in perfect time.

Finally, in an email sent to us from Philip Borgnes, in Seattle WA. He provides a link to a conference taking place in April. If you live in the Seattle area and are interested in Emergency Communications, please check out this website.

Until next time…

73 de KD0BIK

The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast Listener Line @ (307) 200-PARP
Email: kd0bik@arrl.net
Facebook: PARP Fan Page
Twitter: KD0BIK

Subscribe to The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast

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Zune Podcast Subscribe — PARP 34 – New Year’s Resolutions 2010 Feb 01, 2010
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv34_3.mp3]
Podcast Number 34 – Podcast ver. 34.3 – January 31, 2010 (27.4 MB, runtime 29:59)
In our first episode of 2010, we review New Years Resolutions discussed back in January 2009. I provide an update on my status of those resolutions
and briefly discuss plans I have in 2010.

I also discuss attitudes in amateur radio. Do some hams look down on others because they don’t or can’t operate HF? We discuss the, “You’re not a
real ham unless you _____________” way of thinking. While it is good to motivate new hams to upgrade and try new modes, it might not be
possible for all to rush out and buy a new HF rig. I share ideas of helping to motivate those that only have VHF/UHF rigs get the most out of the hobby.

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends about the podcast.

Until next time…

73 de KD0BIK

The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast Listener Line @ (307) 200-PARP
Email: kd0bik@arrl.net
Facebook: PARP Fan Page
Twitter: KD0BIK

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iTunes — PARP 34 – New Year’s Resolutions 2010 Feb 01, 2010
Show notes

[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv34_3.mp3]
Podcast Number 34 – Podcast ver. 34.3 – January 31, 2010 (27.4 MB, runtime 29:59)
In our first episode of 2010, we review New Years Resolutions discussed back in January 2009. I provide an update on my status of those resolutions
and briefly discuss plans I have in 2010.

I also discuss attitudes in amateur radio. Do some hams look down on others because they don’t or can’t operate HF? We discuss the, “You’re not a
real ham unless you _____________” way of thinking. While it is good to motivate new hams to upgrade and try new modes, it might not be
possible for all to rush out and buy a new HF rig. I share ideas of helping to motivate those that only have VHF/UHF rigs get the most out of the hobby.

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends about the podcast.

Until next time…

73 de KD0BIK

The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast Listener Line @ (307) 200-PARP
Email: kd0bik@arrl.net
Facebook: PARP Fan Page
Twitter: KD0BIK

Subscribe to The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast

Right Click Here to Download this Episode

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

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Zune Podcast Subscribe — PARP 33 – 2009 Year in Review Dec 27, 2009
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv33_2.mp3]
Podcast Number 33 – Podcast ver. 33.2 – December 27, 2009 (12.6 MB, runtime 13:44)
This is our year in review episode for 2009. I briefly review many of the episodes released in 2009. You can
find all of the 2009 episodes and their show notes by clicking the link on the left side for 2009 Episodes – Volume 2.

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends. I look forward to a productive 2010.

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iTunes — PARP 33 – 2009 Year in Review Dec 27, 2009
Show notes

[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv33_2.mp3]
Podcast Number 33 – Podcast ver. 33.2 – December 27, 2009 (12.6 MB, runtime 13:44)
This is our year in review episode for 2009. I briefly review many of the episodes released in 2009. You can
find all of the 2009 episodes and their show notes by clicking the link on the left side for 2009 Episodes – Volume 2.

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends. I look forward to a productive 2010.

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Zune Podcast Subscribe — PARP 32 – Interview with Katie Allen, K1KRB Dec 13, 2009
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv32_2.mp3]
Podcast Number 32 – Podcast ver. 32.2 – December 13, 2009 (14.8 MB, runtime 16:09)
During this episode I discuss the upcoming changes to the ARRL website in early 2010. This also includes an interview
I conducted with Katie Allen, K1KRB at HamCon Colorado. Katie discuss her prior role as membership coordinator at the ARRL.
Katie also shares information about the 2010 ARRL Rocky Mountain Division Convention

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends.

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iTunes — PARP 32 – Interview with Katie Allen, K1KRB Dec 13, 2009
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv32_2.mp3]
Podcast Number 32 – Podcast ver. 32.2 – December 13, 2009 (14.8 MB, runtime 16:09)
During this episode I discuss the upcoming changes to the ARRL website in early 2010. This also includes an interview
I conducted with Katie Allen, K1KRB at HamCon Colorado. Katie discuss her prior role as membership coordinator at the ARRL.
Katie also shares information about the 2010 ARRL Rocky Mountain Division Convention

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends.

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Zune Podcast Subscribe — PARP 31 – Amateur Radio Safety Dec 02, 2009
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv31_2.mp3]
Podcast Number 31 – Podcast ver. 31.2 – December 2, 2009 (18.9 MB, runtime 20:40)
We discuss amateur radio safety. I mention a website by San Antonio Amateur Radio club regarding antenna safety.
That website can be found here.

I provide an update on Paul Shirey and his Teen Radio Journey Podcast and introduce you to a new amateur radio
podcast called Low SWR Podcast. The Low SWR Podcast is a Father and Son produced podcast. Please check out their website
and listen to their first episode.

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends.

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iTunes — PARP 31 – Amateur Radio Safety Dec 02, 2009
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv31_2.mp3]
Podcast Number 31 – Podcast ver. 31.2 – December 2, 2009 (18.9 MB, runtime 20:40)
We discuss amateur radio safety. I mention a website by San Antonio Amateur Radio club regarding antenna safety.
That website can be found here.

I provide an update on Paul Shirey and his Teen Radio Journey Podcast and introduce you to a new amateur radio
podcast called Low SWR Podcast. The Low SWR Podcast is a Father and Son produced podcast. Please check out their website
and listen to their first episode.

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends.

Subscribe to The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast

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Zune Podcast Subscribe — PARP 30 – Antennas part III Nov 27, 2009
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv30_2.mp3]
Podcast Number 30 – Podcast ver. 30.2 – November 27, 2009 (19.9 MB, runtime 21:45)
Part three of our three part discussion about antennas. This episode we dedicate to HF antennas.

Interested in a Hustler 6BTV Flag Pole antenna? Click here.

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends.

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iTunes — PARP 30 – Antennas part III Nov 27, 2009
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv30_2.mp3]
Podcast Number 30 – Podcast ver. 30.2 – November 27, 2009 (19.9 MB, runtime 21:45)
Part three of our three part discussion about antennas. This episode we dedicate to HF antennas.

Interested in a Hustler 6BTV Flag Pole antenna? Click here.

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends.

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Zune Podcast Subscribe — PARP 29 – Interview with Duncan McLaughlin, KU0DM part II Sep 13, 2009
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv29_2.mp3]
Podcast Number 29 – Podcast ver. 29.2 – September 13, 2009 (31.8 MB, runtime 34:40)
Part-two of an interview with Duncan McLaughlin, KU0DM.

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends.

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iTunes — PARP 29 – Interview with Duncan McLaughlin, KU0DM part II Sep 13, 2009
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv29_2.mp3]
Podcast Number 29 – Podcast ver. 29.2 – September 13, 2009 (31.8 MB, runtime 34:40)
Part-two of an interview with Duncan McLaughlin, KU0DM.

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends.

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Zune Podcast Subscribe — PARP 28 – Interview with Duncan McLaughlin, KU0DM part I Sep 07, 2009
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv28_2.mp3]
Podcast Number 28 – Podcast ver. 28.2 – September 7, 2009 (28.1 MB, runtime 30:38)
Part-one of an interview with Duncan McLaughlin, KU0DM. Part-two will be available next week.

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends.

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iTunes — PARP 28 – Interview with Duncan McLaughlin, KU0DM part I Sep 07, 2009
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[audio:http://media.techpodcasts.com/myamateurradio/http://myamateurradio.com/episodes/parpv28_2.mp3]
Podcast Number 28 – Podcast ver. 28.2 – September 7, 2009 (28.1 MB, runtime 30:38)
Part-one of an interview with Duncan McLaughlin, KU0DM. Part-two will be available next week.

As always, thank you for listening and thank you for telling your friends.

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