We have decided to disable transmit on both W0EQO and W0ZSW on the 10 meter band above 29 MHz. This action was taken to prevent users from transmitting in FM mode on 10 meters. Continue reading 10 meter FM mode transmit disabled on both Handiham stations
Month: March 2013
Help! I can’t figure out what version I’m using.
Want to know what version of Web transceiver you are running?
This is a frequently asked question via e-mail and on the Handiham radio Club TechNet. To determine the version of Web transceiver that you are running , do the following: Continue reading Help! I can’t figure out what version I’m using.
Version 6.2.0.212 official release
This version of the W4MQ software has been developed to correct issues as documented throughout the beta cycle for version 6.2.0.200. Continue reading Version 6.2.0.212 official release
12 Meter Transmit Fixed
K0LR says:
Thanks to Woody, N5XCX, for discovering an issue while utilizing the new remote base client. A typo was discovered in the remote station configuration files. The typo has been corrected and SSB transmission should now be possible on 12 meter frequencies above 24930 kHz. Give it a try folks! 73 from KK4JZX
Progress on 6.2X – Please report issues
To All Handiham Members and volunteers,
We are preparing for an upcoming release of the web transceiver client. We are planning some minor updates which will make managing the remote stations much simpler. One of the target milestones of the remote base client development project is to make the system simpler to manage in addition to improving usability and accessibility. Continue reading Progress on 6.2X – Please report issues
Canadian operators using USA remotes
Canadian stations may take advantage of reciprocal operating agreement provision to control a remote base station that is physically located within the United States or “places where the amateur service is regulated by the FCC”. Continue reading Canadian operators using USA remotes
About
The remote base stations and software are hosted by Courage Kenny Handiham Program. Read further to find out more about both Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute and the Handiham program. Continue reading About
Echolink Commands
You can control the remote base receivers with Echolink, as long as the station owner has enabled this feature on the hosting computer. Simply start the Echolink application, then connect to the node of the station you wish to use. You are NOT allowed to connect to the stations via an RF link through a repeater system. Only Echolink application connections are allowed, and only for receive. No conferences may be connected, either. Continue reading Echolink Commands
Why is the remote base client not autoconnecting to Skype?
We have a suggestion for those folks who sometimes do not have the Remote Base client automatically connect to the remote station using Skype as the sound option. Please note that this is one suggestion among many that we plan to post on Skype connectivity issues with the Remote Bases. Continue reading Why is the remote base client not autoconnecting to Skype?
How Do I check What Frequency the remote base client is on using JAWS?
How Do I check What Frequency the remote base client is on Using JAWS(R)?
Method 1, using the JAWS cursor Continue reading How Do I check What Frequency the remote base client is on using JAWS?