The MicroHAMS Digitial Conference 2009 had some wonderful presentations, below are copies of the slides and hopefully the video of the presentation will eventually be posted here.
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Date/Time: |
March 21, 2008 - 09:00 to 17:00 |
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Location: |
Building
37 (on the Microsoft Corporate Campus) |
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Door Prizes: |
Donations from Icom America (IC-2200) & MicroHAMS (Microsoft MapPoint and GPS) |
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Title / Slides |
Speaker / Bio |
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9:00AM |
Steve Stroh, N8GNJ is a technology writer and one of the original founders of the “wetnet” Seattle packet network. He has wrote about the early days of broadband for magazines like Boardwatch and early articles TAPR on packet radio. |
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10:00AM |
D-RATS: The data communication application for the D-Star system |
Dan Smith, KK7DS is a staff engineer at IBM's Open Virtualization site in Beaverton, OR. He has a M.S and B.S in Computer Sci and holds an Amateur Extra class license. |
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11:00AM |
Steve Ford, WB8IMY, is the Editor in Chief of QST magazine and the ARRL Publications Manager. Steve spent a number of years in broadcast and print journalism before coming to work for the ARRL in 1991. He holds an Amateur Extra class license and enjoys a variety of ham interests including digital and satellite operating. |
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NOON |
Sandwiches, Chips and Pop |
Subway sandwiches, drinks and chips |
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13:30PM |
Dan Quigley, N7HQ is a local expert on the High Performance Software Defined Radio Project (see: www.hpsdr.org). |
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14:30PM |
Steve Roberts, N4RVE skipped out of midwest suburbia in 1983 aboard a "computerized recumbent bicycle" and never looked back. Steve has spent the last 30+ years integrating ham radio and computers into everything from the original BEHEMOTH bicycle to his current project the S/V Nomadness. |
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15:30PM |
Scott D. Currie, NS7C, is the emergency coordinator for the Maple Valley ARES team, and president of the Maple Valley Amateur Radio Club. He has been a Ham radio operator for over 30 years. Holding an Extra class license, he is active in both voice and digital modes on the HF through UHF amateur bands. Currie teaches a popular Maple Valley community-based Technician licensing class, which has brought over forty new people into the hobby. He has worked as a large system hardware maintenance specialist and system account support representative for the IBM Corporation for 30 years, currently serving as the installation planning representative for the Northwest area. |
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16:30PM |
Miguel Mayorga, KC7IGT is a local expert on remote station control and has been pioneering how to make QSO's with his home station from just about anywhere. |
73,
Kenny,
KU7M
ku7mradio@gmail.com