[Ground-station] Publications - update + do you have something to share?

[Michelle Thompson]

Yes 10-50 GHz modular transceiver work is welcome.

-Michelle Thompson



On Mon, Oct 31, 2022 at 11:04 AM Samudra Haque [TTLLC]
<sehaque at tekterrain.com> wrote:
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> 10 GHz to 50 Ghz modular transceiver projects  ok?
>
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> Subject: [Ground-station] Publications - update + do you have something to share?
>
> An article about FEC for Opulent Voice has been accepted by QEX and
> will appear soon. Another article about root filters from M17, that
> ORI volunteers helped make possible, will also be published in an
> upcoming issue. Thank you to Jay Francis and several others that got
> this one over the line.
>
> We no longer help M17 because of the bizarre, unethical, and extremely
> disappointing interference from ARDC, but the bad behavior from an
> amateur radio organization should never stop us from using or
> supporting good open source work.
>
> There are at least 10 other things we could publish an article about
> that are going on right now at ORI. Please let me know if I can help
> you get your work in print. It doesn’t have to be QEX, but that is a
> friendly and supportive publication that lines up with a lot of what
> we do. We do use the amateur radio bands to experiment and we are
> working to make the amateur satellite service better.
>
> IEEE is also very supportive of the technical side of what we do, but
> not as oriented towards open source. This has been changing lately,
> but the progress here is admittedly slow and modest.
>
> Thank you to everyone volunteering their time for ORI. It’s deeply
> appreciated. We are making a difference and leaving a mark.
>
> -Michelle Thompson