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"Jose Tamayo (KK4JZX)" <[log in to unmask]>
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Hello my friends,

 

Last night we had the weekly Handiham TechNet and, as promised, it was
exciting.  Here are some highlights.

 

1.        KK4QL - We discussed his question of how to customize Droople so
that more information could be gathered when individuals sign up in his
custom page.  We had some interesting discussions about the subject; well,
it was a technology Net.

2.       KK4JZX - I asked about how to use my new Wouxun radio effectively.
I have been reviewing Buddy Brannon's eyes free document for the radio and I
am learning.  We had many suggestions that are really going to help me get
this radio up and running.

3.       KD0ETQ - Had a question or two about the viability of Windows 8
with the ham community.  We reviewed this topic in some detail.  As it
appears, some individuals will wait it out and others will definitely adopt.

4.       WB4LBM - Wanted to know if there are other voices available for the
NVDA screen reader.  Particularly, he wanted to know about free voices!

 

As promised, the Handi Ham TechNet is truly about technology.  We continue
to make it a round table discussion on everything to do with technology.
While many topics have been related to RF, we do not limit it only to RF.
In fact, a few weeks ago we had a question about unlocking mobile phones.
Last night, we had a question about Windows 8 and Droople.  If you are
interested in downloading the latest TechNet and listening, go to the
following page:

 

http://handiham.org/audio/handihamtech.mp3

 

if you missed prior weeks of our informational and engaging TechNet, then
visit the TechNet archive page at:

 

http://www.handiham.org/audio/technet/

 

We hope you will continue to join us.  In fact, we have missed a few of you
for the past couple of weeks.  If your interest is peeked, then listen to us
every Thursday at 7 p.m. CDT for the Handiham Radio Club Weekly TechNet.
Herb Fields, AE5YC, was net controller this week and I, KK4JZX, will oversee
net control duties on the next TechNet.  Don't forget that this is a net
that you might either consider listening to or participating in.  No one
knows what will be discussed, it is what makes the TechNet truly amazing and
dynamic.  We will not force topic discussions in a fixed manner, we will
allow the group to dictate which direction the Net will take.  Be prepared
to engage in as little or as much detail as you like.  Be prepared to answer
questions directly and ask questions directly.  While the net is directed,
we still allow individuals to share ideas and tips amongst one another.   We
allow direct interaction and we allow it because we know that everyone
benefits.  What the Tech Net will not do?  The Tech Net will not force
particular subjects to be discussed in a structured and classroom-like
environment.  The Tech Net is not interested in a one way discussion on
particular subject matters.  The Tech Net does not have a schedule of topics
to discuss.  What is the Tech Net?  The Tech Net is a  round table forum of
open discussion  and interaction among the various Ham radio operators.  The
Tech Net is a dynamic and open forum for all to enjoy and participate in.
The Tech Net encourages growth and interaction on any Technology-related
topic!

 

So, where is the TechNet?  Ok here are the many places you might find us.

 

EchoLink node: *handiham*

EchoLink Node: 494492

IRLP node: 9008

 

For frequencies and additional IRLP node information, visit
http://www.handiham.org and click on the Handiham Nets link.

 

We hope you will join us next week as we continue exploring the many facets
of technology.

 

73, 

Jose - KK4JZX 

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