I would like to welcome the KE2N MESH System in Virginia to our system via tunnel. This is a great way to test interoperability and the limits of an expanded sytem.
We are also working with Kent AL5T in Anchorage Alaska in the formation of their system. We set up his system via desktop remote in one evening and had 6+ nodes connected up and tunneled into us. It's pretty cool seeing all of those "DX" stations on our node list! We were also successful in exchanging picture files through one of our Winlink Post Office stations at a remote site in Middle Tennessee all the way to Anchorage.
Interesting to note that if you are connected to a system via tunnel and you click on the node link on the AREDN map, it will take your browser to that station's web interface! Pretty cool!
We are also working with Kent AL5T in Anchorage Alaska in the formation of their system. We set up his system via desktop remote in one evening and had 6+ nodes connected up and tunneled into us. It's pretty cool seeing all of those "DX" stations on our node list! We were also successful in exchanging picture files through one of our Winlink Post Office stations at a remote site in Middle Tennessee all the way to Anchorage.
Interesting to note that if you are connected to a system via tunnel and you click on the node link on the AREDN map, it will take your browser to that station's web interface! Pretty cool!
W4DOD in Dandridge and AJ4NO in Knoxville.
This is ham radio "best practices" in action.
K4PWO Murfreesboro is online and will be assisting as an additional Tunnel server.
Our Green Hills hub is operational as of a few weeks ago with 2.4 and 5Ghz nodes as well as a 2.4Ghz presence at the TEMA Commo shop. Look for more installs at TEMA HQ soon!
The Nashville Midtown Medcomm RMCC5 node installations are scheduled for tomorrow (Saturday).
All MeshChat issues have been resolved with exception of setting up the Zones, but the Channel filters work just fine, so please feel free to utilize the TN-Auxcomm and NWS-OHX Channels.
All of the new stations are "On The Map"!
Thanks to all the great work put in by our MTEARS/Southmesh/AREDN Team!
73,
Tom - K1KY - MTEARS/SOUTHMESH Operations Coordinator
It is over 3.5 hours long - so block off some time or you can view it in chuncks...
Let me know when you get your AirRouter and I'll be glad to assist. There is a method on this system that you can contact me direct - or just email me at my callsign @bellsouth.net