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Amateur radio videos: New ARRL CEO, Node Red for ham radio, teaching online
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Posted: 09 May 2021 07:13 AM PDT
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QSO Today Virtual Expo Keynote Speech David Minster, NA2AA, ARRL CEO



I was a little disappointed that NA2AA felt the need to rehash the history
of the ARRL and perpetuate the Hiram Percy Maxwell mythology, but overall,
I think this was a good presentation. Actions will speak louder than words,
though. For example, there was some mention about providing more services
for affiliated clubs, but I havent yet heard of any concrete programs, and
as Ive noted in the past, there is still not an e-mail clubs newsletter.
Intro to Node Red for Ham Radio



One of the things mentioned in NA2AAs talk was Node Red. It sounded to me
as if it was some kind of radio-control program. What it is, however, is a
programming tool, built with the Javascript Node.js software package, for
wiring together hardware devices. Using a browser-based editor, you can
wire together functional blocks to build a program. This video by Kyle,
AA0Z explains how you might use it in amateur radio.
Teaching Online Classes



This is the talk I gave at the Virtual Expo on teaching online classes. Ive
had nearly 200 people in both Tech and General classes since July 2020, and
although Im starting to experience some Zoom fatigue, its still a great way
to reach people around the country.

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