Rajkot Gujarat Police participated in Wireless Technology Workshop at India

Sounds like a great day was had by all! Its good to see the professionals learning from amateurs who are better versed in the field!

Good luck wih further outreach Rajesh.

73 de VK4MPB

 

Yes Manoj it was great time with the police group discussing on Radios & various protocols and practical solutions for them. Sometimes we get audience to take liberty to go outside of our spectrum, hi..hi.. Though everything was according to the need of group, that was for sure!
Amateur & Professionals are just perspective, it just depends how much deep we dive, and we Hams are best known for our craziness, you would agree with me.
Btw you do have great parallel hobbies/activities too, would like to learn something more from you too. If possible do visit our home town during your next visit to VU Land.
Take care.
73
Rajesh Vagadia VU2EXP
Rajkot - Gujarat

 

Had a look at your QRZ profile Manoj. The cartoon looks like the ones being posted by @VU2LID (@N8LI) regularly on X. Nice to know that you are also on satellites. Recently @VU3CDK found that there is slight overlap between North West tip of VK and Sothern tip of VU in the footprint of SO-50. May be you can keep this in mind during your satellite roving! 73

 

Nice. I worked in Tamil Nadu Police Radio Branch in Maintenance fron 1982 to 1985. It was a very good experience. Now it is almost 40 years and still remember those HF and VHF sets GH650 and MF833 models made by BEL.
73
Sridharan Jayaraman KJ4DAQ

 

Do you remember VU2JN who used to be active on HF in those days, presuming that you were also a Ham then? 73

 

Didn't you hear about wires-x?
73 JF1IRQ

 

Thank you Sridharan for taking time to share your thoughts & feelings. Some portion of our life always been memorable even if it exists for a short duration!
Than you, 73
Rajesh Vagadia VU2EXP
Rajkot Gujarat

 

Thank you JF1RQ for pointing out this great protocol too. Yeah I know it's existence, some how I have observed that most of Govt. agencies are adopting DMR protocols due to it's non proprietary nature. Though still lot to learn from my side too.
Thank you
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Rajesh VU2EXP

 

Thanks a lot for introducing a new technology Kazuhiko. Had a look at it at: https://www.yaesu.com/jp/en/wires-x/index.php. How expensive is it and is it freely available globally? I presume that it is stand alone without the need for a radio at all, like using EchoLink on Android phone? Does it require initial authentication with copy of your amateur radio license like EchoLink?

73 de Jon VU2JO

 

VU２JOさん

WIRES (Wide-coverage Internet Repeater Enhancement System) is a communication system that uses the Internet to expand the communication area of amateur radio. With WIRES, radio stations (node stations) set up by general amateur radio stations and connected to the Internet act as access points that connect wireless communication to the Internet. User stations can communicate with amateur radio stations around the world using node stations within the reach of radio waves.

73 JF1IRQ

 

VU2EXPさん
I would like to become friends through WIRES-X.
Thank you.

73 JF1IRQ

 

It will be my pleasure.
73

 

Thank you. I am not aware of any node stations in the range of my radio. I have not been able to reach Japanese stations yet with my '100W and Wire' setup.

73

 

@VU2EXP
Rajesh Vagadia
Good Job !!!

Sharing is Caring
this is very nice of you to share the Ham Radio Knowledge with others.
It is all for a good cause.

Greetings from the Empire State Of New York

73
KD2BBC
Miguel Ferrier

 

Dear Miguel Ferrier,
Thank you so much for your kind words & appreciation.

I believe our best knowledge should be shared during our best period of life, should not delay it! So now Spending much time in promoting Amateur Radio & Satellite communications to school college & universities. I am enjoying presenting all my knowledge, giving practical demos & exhibiting radio stuff remain my common practice since long period. My family hams help me many times or I simply do everything myself alone, never for a moment I get tired for all awareness activities, hi..hi..

BTW you had superb profile page, tons of radio stuff highlighted, initially I mistaken that you are radio distributor, but then realised it's your personal collection at your radio shack! Too good friend, proud to see person so dedicated for his hobby.
Surprisingly I didn't find a single photo of yourself as a operator!
I always extend my invitation to radio hams to visit our great country and my QTH, you are also most welcome, do consider.

Thank you
73
Rajesh Vagadia VU2EXP
Rajkot - Gujarat