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Mike Mraz– N6MZ

Modulations, Protocols and Modes - Oh My!

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The talk would cover these basic differences between modulation, protocol and a mode; give a review of what a "stack" is, and present specific instances as illustrations.  The goal is to equip hams to be better able to discuss digital communications.

Steve Stroh – N8GNJ

Amateur Radio Networking

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An overview of Amateur Packet Radio Networking 3.0. 1.0 was the original Packet Radio, Net/ROM networking, BBS', etc. 2.0 was TCP/IP, APRS and other follow-ons to Packet Radio.

Clint Hurd – KK7UQ

Moving away from RS232 devices to the world of USB

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Use a single USB cable to connect to an integrated sound card, CW and RTTY interface - and get improved performance at the same time.

Lyle Johnson – KK7P

PSK31 Without a Computer

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Open source solution being sponsored by the AmQRP group, to build a DSP based hardware modem. Also a look at the Elecraft K3 internal CW -> PSK31 function.

Scott Honaker – N7SS

Getting online with DSTAR

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Using DSTAR and some of the latest DSTAR tools

Miguel Mayorga – KC7IGT

Remote Station Operation via the Internet

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Going on a business trip, vacation or yes, anywhere you go and you want to take your (HAM Station) But it does not fit on your travel case, well, you only need a laptop and internet connection to take you station with you!

Dennis Harding – K7DEN

Microsoft .Net and Mapping API for Hams,- an introduction

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Microsoft provides several .Net API for device communications and mapping of data. This talk will focus on .Net API that can be used for local and remote control of serial devices, and the mapping of data using the MapPoint and Virtual Earth API. Example application showing the use of the API will be provided to enable participants to develop their own applications using free development tools from Microsoft.