[TowerTalk] Remote station operation

[David Jordan]

Go to www.w4mq.com (one of the fathers of Internet Remote Base ) operations.

You'll need broadband on both ends of the connection for contesting...

I've had my personal Internet Remote Amateur Radio (IRAR) station up and 
running for the past 3+ years and it's great.

Noise floor in the city +20db  in the country below S1 but not much 
broadband in the country...wish we had the new BPL that operates at 900mhz.

73,
dave
wa3gin

Bryan wrote:

>I would like to hear some comments, ideas and suggestions from folks about the remote operation and control of a station over the internet.  Control, equipment, switching, etc etc 
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>I am interested in setting up a system so that my contest station at the ranch can be remotely operated and controlled via the internet.  A local ISP has just installed high speed wireless on one of the towers and we have full time access available.
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>My line noise has gotten so bad in town on the low bands that I want to explore some way to be able to operate on 75 and 160 in spite of the noise.  Several articles have come out recently with a RF control link but this is not practical so internet seems like a good solution......
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>Bryan W5KFT
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>See: http://www.mscomputer.com  for "Self Supporting Towers", "Wireless Weather Stations", and lot's more.  Call Toll Free, 1-800-333-9041 with any questions and ask for Sherman, W2FLA.
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