Comet Radio
M0VAF / G3RDX
Useful links to other sites
Here are some useful links, where you will find helpful people, products and good advise.
The DX Shop is an amateur and commercial radio equipment trading business owned by Roger Banks.
Roger, GW4WND has been licenced since 1981 and is a keen HF/VHF/UHF DX’er when time permits.
The DX Shop is also the owner and manufacturer of Linear Amp UK amplifiers. They are also a full Distributor and Service centre for Acom Amplifiers.
Radioreference UK allows you to search for radio frequencies across the UK to listen to on your scanner. The bulk of the frequencies contained in their database are sourced from opendata sources such as the Wireless Telegraphy Register (WTR), they also rely on subscribers to help by submitting new frequencies, digital colour codes, RANs and talkgroups etc. Subscribing to RRUK gives you full access to their website and allows you to export frequencies in multiple different formats.
Pi-Star is a software image built initially for the Raspberry Pi (produced by the Raspberry Pi Foundation).
The design concept is simple, provide the complex services and configuration for Digial Voice on Amateur radio in a way that makes it easily accessable to anyone just starting out, but make it configurable enough to be interesting for those of us who cant help but tinker.
Pi-Star would not be here today, were it not for the software made by Jonathan Naylor (G4KLX), we started with his DStarRepeater and ircDDBGateway and now support the full G4KLX MMDVM suite, including the extra cross-mode gateways added on by Andy (CA6JAU), I cannot thank these guys for the vast amount of time and effort that they continue to put into their projects.
Trap information Useful for multiband operating of all kinds of antennas. It is much easier to build traps as you think and you do not need any special measuring equipment for tuning. Only a transceiver each ham is owning will be needed and a simple homemade measuring circuit.
Pi-Star is a software image built initially for the Raspberry Pi (produced by the Raspberry Pi Foundation).
The design concept is simple, provide the complex services and configuration for Digial Voice on Amateur radio in a way that makes it easily accessable to anyone just starting out, but make it configurable enough to be interesting for those of us who cant help but tinker.
Pi-Star would not be here today, were it not for the software made by Jonathan Naylor (G4KLX), we started with his DStarRepeater and ircDDBGateway and now support the full G4KLX MMDVM suite, including the extra cross-mode gateways added on by Andy (CA6JAU), I cannot thank these guys for the vast amount of time and effort that they continue to put into their projects.
Pi-Star