| APRS APRS, an acronym for Automatic Packet Reporting System, is an integration of hardware and software that allows you to automatically track moving objects (such as vehicles, people, and weather) in real time using maps displayed on your computer monitor. The purpose of the APRS SIG is to provide a forum for folks interested in discussing APRS and topics related to APRS. The APRS group supports several mailing lists, which include: APRSSIG, APRSSIG, APRS Field Day, APRS Satellite Experimentation, APRS Specification Discussion, Hot Technology, and PropNet... Read more |
BBS SIG As the sysop of a packet BBS, you have taken on quite a responsibility. If you've been a sysop for some length of time, you've discovered that operating a BBS is more than just loading software and hooking up radios to TNCs. It's an on-going process and often an expensive one. You'll find seasoned veterans and newcomers, alike on the BBSSIG. The major BBS software developers are frequent participants. Word of new software, tips and bug reports hit the SIG right away... Read more |
| Digital High Frequency (HFSIG) The purpose of the HF SIG is to serve as a forum for those involved in experimenting, and developing digital applications for HF. HF offers unique challenges and rewarding opportunities for amateur radio. It allows for both short and long distance digital communications without the involvement of specialized terrestrial or space-based equipment such as repeaters, or satellite transponders. It allows for one-to-one (keyboard-to-keyboard) as well as many-to-one (networking), modes of operation. These are quite different in philosophy and functional needs. The amateur bands have seen a dramatic increase in diversity in technology as well as increased activity in the use of digital modes. Development of future technology for HF digital requires experimentation with several topics on communications. ... Signup |
Digital Signal Processing The purpose of the DSP SIG is to serve as a forum for those involved in experimenting, and developing DSP based applications and techniques. We require talents representing a wide range of topics such as mathematics (coding theory, signals and transforms), software engineering (algorithm development, real-time OS, low-level I/O, host OS), electrical engineering (analog, digital and RF), digital signal processing (theoretical, hardware and software), etc. However, there also is a similar need for technical writers, beta testers, and project management... Read more |
| HAM IEEE 802.11 The purpose of the HAM-80211 list is to provide a forum for folks interested in discussing IEEE 802.11 topics related to Amateur Radio Digital Communications... Signup |
Linux The purpose of this list is to discuss Linux activities related to amateur radio operations and various TAPR projects... Signup |
| Weather (WXSIG) This mailing list is for discussion of topics relating to the weather. In addition to weather topics of general interest, this SIG emphasizes measurement of atmospheric parameters important to characterizing local weather. Also, the collection, communication, distribution, interpretation and use of these measurements in all aspects of weather sciences will be part of the discussions here. A partial list of suitable topics for WXSIG might include:
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