Our next “Lecture and Lab” March 25, 2017 will be about the “Amateur Radio Emergency Digital Network” (AREDN). We’ll be answering questions about “What is it?” “What can I use it for?” and, of course, the most important part, “How do I set it up?”
Bring your Nano, Bullet radios and VOIP gear to test operation, update to the latest firmware, and get up-to-the-minute tips and tricks concerning proper setup, and participate in a full mesh exercise.
If you don’t have any equipment, that’s okay. We all want to know more about AREDN!
Learn about the hottest new ham activity in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area.
Here are descriptions of components you may wish to purchase before the lab. It is not required, but if you would like an operational AREDN unit, you may want to bring one of these units.
Self-Contained Unit
Bullet and Rocket need a Separate Antenna (Bullet uses the Tp-Link).
Vertical Antenna
More on Amateur Radio Emergency Data Network (AREDN)
NOTE LOCATION CHANGE:
Frontiers of Flight Museum
2nd Floor Classrooms
6911 Lemmon Ave, Dallas, TX 75209
214-350-3600
ADMISSION IS FREE!
Tell the front desk you are here for the DARC meeting and proceed to the second floor.
Dallas Amateur Radio Club will be there for the annual “Wings of Freedom Tour”.If you love vintage aircraft, this is your weekend to enjoy World War II Bombers and fighter aircraft.
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