Ham Share PIXIE project

Registering for the Auburn, WA.  One Day Build a QRP 40 Meter CW Radio Workshop.

HAMSHARE presents: "RF 40 Meter TxRx Workshop" 

Build and Operate a working RF 40 Meter Transmitter and Receiver  on 7.030MHz Using a PIXIE TxRx Do-It-Yourself Kit with Sidetone. (ver 4.1)

 

On Saturday  APRIL 30th, 2016  @  9AM ~ 5PM  and Also again on Saturday July 23rd, 2016 @9AM to 5PM

  In The Clubhouse at The River  3611 "I" St NE, Auburn, WA 98002

  37th and "I" Street NE. in North Auburn, WA. 98002 (Go East to Clubhouse)

  Lunch is ~12:30Noon to 1:30PM   ( at Various Local Venues)  

This Workshop is Open to All FCC Licensed Amateur Radio Operators

Learn to:   Build & Construct a Working  40 Meter RF Transmitter and Receiver

What you should bring to the Workshop:

Bring small hand tools:

    Small Diagonal Wire Cutter (Flush Cut style)(#90708  5inch Micro Flush Cutter by Harbor Freight Tools)    

    Needle-nose Pliers.

    60 Watt+ Solder Iron, and Solder, and Tip-Cleaning-Sponge or Wire-Ball (EBAY )

    110Volt AC Multi-Outlet Power strip.

    10 to 25 foot long AC Extension power Cord.

OK to bring Food (Lunch) and Covered Drinks OK! 

Food Available at: (Subway)  (Jack-in-the-Box)

     (Yes Jimmy Johns Delivers: 1835 Auburn Way N, Auburn, WA 98002  (253) 939-3000)

Microwave Available.

Clubhouse is a Non-Smoking-Vapeing facility. (no Alcohol) 

      

 Cost: $15.00 Workshop Fee at the Door. (Kit is included)

 To register, email the following information:

1. Your Name:_________________________________

2. Your Ham Radio Call sign:  _______________________

3. Your Contact Phone Number:_____________________

4. Your Email address:  ____________________________

5.  Class #  2016-04-30-PIXIE-TxRx      

     or     Class# 2016-07-23-PIXIE-TxRx

Send To:        email.hamshare@yahoo.com                    

 

 

In order to see all of the small parts up close, You may wish to bring a pair of Strong Reading Glasses ~ 3.25+ Diopter 

( The local Dollar stores have great selections at a great price)

73 de Bill KL7BB

206-400-1723

When you sign up ask Bill to send you the original email with the photos of the circuit board and parts list so you can print them to bring with you - I'm having trouble getting them into this message...  Curt.

Meraki Mesh

My first experience with WIFI Mesh was with some Meraki nodes.   These we an offshoot of the MIT Roofnet project.

I recently acquired a couple more nodes so thought I'd fire them up and see if they still work.  They do and signed right in to the Meraki management dashboard.  It's always a good sign when a company supports things this well.

Meraki Dashboard