You are here

Home

Colorado

Your search for "90" gave back 11 results.
Results for Forum Topic

Field Day Mesh Test

published by WB5PJB on Sat, 08/27/2016 - 13:44
Forums: 
Colorado

At Field Day this year, I threw together a quick mesh portable setup that provided a 9 mile path back to my QTH from the Field Day site. 

A couple of path tests

published by WB5PJB on Tue, 11/08/2016 - 01:21
Forums: 
Colorado
I threw the mesh node in the car today and did some quick range tests during the commute this morning and this evening. Easily made a 28.8 mile path from an area near Denver International Airport and the NCAR mesh node in Boulder. That's a pretty easy path due to a clear line-of-sight situation.

Test from Douglas County to Boulder

published by WB5PJB on Sat, 08/27/2016 - 12:41
Forums: 
Colorado
During last weekend's 10 GHz and Up contest, I was chatting with Don, N0YE, and he informed me that there was some mesh activity going on in the Boulder area.

Known activity

published by WB5PJB on Sat, 08/27/2016 - 12:10
Forums: 
Colorado

Along the Colorado front range, there has been sporadic mesh activity over the years using the Linksys WRTs. Most of the current known RF activity has shifted to using the Ubiquiti products on 13 cm, utilizing channels -1 and -2 at 5 MHz bandwidth and using the default AREDN SSID. So, if you live along the front range of Colorado, and want to setup a mesh node, then you might want to set your Ubiquiti node accordingly. 

First node up in Pagosa Springs

published by KC0OOO on Tue, 07/03/2018 - 18:28
Forums: 
Colorado

I've been playing with AREDN for some time now and finally put one on the roof this afternoon.  Here are its details:

SSID: AREDN-5-v3
Name: KC0OOO-501
Channel: 184
Radio: NanoStation M5
Bearing: 75 degrees
Height: 18 ft AGL
Tunnel Server is installed.(let me know if you want to tunnel in).
Location:  It overlooks downtown Pagosa from the West at about a mile from downtown and about 200 ft higher in elevation.

New Guy

published by KI4LLB on Thu, 07/20/2017 - 22:39
Forums: 
Colorado

Hello!

I haven't been very active in the Colorado HAM community in the past, but just stumbled across AREDN and became intrigued at its possibilities. I live in the Denver Metro area (33rd & Humboldt) and decided to dig out some network equipment I had to setup a node. I work in Emergency Management and dabble in computer networking on the side. 

Without further ado, here's the setup I just completed:

Possibly setting up in Erie

published by kd4nfb on Mon, 11/05/2018 - 11:17
Forums: 
Colorado
I've had my ham radio license for almost 30 years, but I haven't done much since I moved to Colorado. 2 years ago, coworkers told me about DMR, which I didn't do much until recently, and I just found out about CARBBN and AREDN. Broadband data transfer is very interesting to me. Compared to 1200 or 9600 bps packet radio, this is leaps and bounds beyond.

Colorado Springs/El Paso County potential

published by AD0TP on Fri, 07/12/2019 - 12:12
Forums: 
Colorado

Greetings!

Myself and several other hams in the COS/El Paso County area are wanting to put some effort into creating a fixed mesh. We are just in the "arm-waving" phase of this now, and I will do my best to update this thread as we make progress. 

I welcome any suggestions.

ADØTP

Denver Metro Activity

published by n0ad on Tue, 04/07/2020 - 18:10
Forums: 
Colorado
Is there any activity in the denver area? Recently?

Colorado map?

published by w6bi on Sun, 10/15/2023 - 15:11
Forums: 
Colorado
I'm working with KI7GGG in Lehi to get him set up.  Is there an online map that covers Utah County I can look at?

Orv W6BI
 

Pages

Theme by Danetsoft and Danang Probo Sayekti inspired by Maksimer