This episode is a re-issue of the original Resonant Frequency: The Amateur Radio Podcast which began in 2006 as a project for Elmering new Hams by way of the Internet. Richard KB5JBV and Resonant Frequency continue to enlighten and teach new Hams today. Many of the more successful Amateur Radio Podcast today can trace their beginnings back to Resonant Frequency: The Amateur Radio Podcast.

We have a lot to share on this Episode. We are on the move to Black
Sparrow Media. This is the last episode that will be posted to
Cyberears.com and KB5JBV.blogspot.com To continue to get new episodes
of Resonant Frequency you will need to get them from iTunes our
feeds.feedburner.com/resonantfrequency The contact email address will
also change to kb5jbv@blacksparrowmedai.com The kb5jbv@gmail.com address
will continue for a while. This move will allow us to do things like
add an OGG feed and add discussion forums and other things without

Greetings, listeners! May we entice you with another episode of Linux in the Ham Shack? We sure hope so. In this installment, we have a special guest, Peter64, ubiquitous podcaster of Kernel Panic Oggcast fame. He gives us a decidedly downunda perspective on our topics for the evening. Speaking of topics, we have several: new releases, including Debian “Wheezy” and KDE, updates on previous topics including the Tucnak logging application and the Hamux live distro, based on CentOS. Finally, we take a look at a clever and addictive airplane tracker that uses FAA and ADS-B transponders to let you know where your loved ones are when they’re at 35,000 feet. G’day from the team. We’ll keep a shrimp on the barbie for ya.

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This episode is a re-issue of the original Resonant Frequency: The Amateur Radio Podcast which began in 2006 as a project for Elmering new Hams by way of the Internet. Richard KB5JBV and Resonant Frequency continue to enlighten and teach new Hams today. Many of the more successful Amateur Radio Podcast today can trace their beginnings back to Resonant Frequency: The Amateur Radio Podcast.

Things have really been busy at work recently. I really didn’t
have the time to do a proper episode. This episode consist of a couple
of interviews from earlier shows. As you listen you will see why I don’t
really do interviews any more.

I do apologize for
this episode and next time we will be back to our regular
format.

For those on Twitter, You can follow me at
twitter.com/kb5jbv

We
have some new Intro music let me know what you think. kb5jbv@gmail.com

Today it’s a solo show with W3RAZ, Joel and a Luke riding in the car as I talk about the Dayton Hamvention.

I go over what it is and what it’s like from my past memories.

W3RAZ will be attending the 2013 Dayton Hamvention this year with Luke so a future show will cover the Hamvention.

That’s right, we’ve got yet another interview in this show. Is anyone screaming “UNCLE!” yet? George from Sierra Radio Systems and Nick from Pignology are our guests tonight, talking about several of their ham radio related products. They have a product launch they’re doing at the Dayton Hamvention this year and wanted to let everyone know what they have in store so it’s out there before the chaos in Ohio. Don’t despair, howver. This is not a sales pitch. Instead, our fine feathered guests get down into the nitty gritty of their product, explaining what it does, how it does it, what hardware it uses and what software as well. You’ll be happy to know it’s all Free Software based and an incredible find for anyone looking for comprehensive remote station control. George and Nick also happen to be responsible for a significant chunk of the donation money LHS needed to be a part of Dayton this year so we are eternally grateful to them for that. The best part of all this: That’s only HALF of the show. This one’s so packed full of information it might just explode.

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