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A quick video to show how long it takes to remove a complete JS8Call station from an ammo can, and deploy it to full operation. If you include a few minutes of setup time for the antenna, plus about 1min of troubleshooting that is off camera, the station went up in about 15 minutes start to finish. Could probably do it faster if I wasn't yammering on about it while doing it! This is a companion...

A complete JS8Call station that fits in an ammo can. This station includes a pi 3b configured for headless operation, a tablet with keyboard, radio, tuner, batteries and solar charger, cables and antennas... in short, everything you'd need to run indefinitely. You can read more about the setup on my kf7mix blog (my callsign and dot com, UA-cam won't let me put in links).

The sixth in a series of JS8Spotter training videos. JS8Spotter is a companion program to JS8Call. This video will introduce you to the MCForms features of JS8Spotter. For more details about this series, see the first video intro, as well as my other videos. This video series is useful for amateur radio operators who are interested in digital modes, especially for emergency communication.

The fifth in a series of JS8Spotter training videos. JS8Spotter is a companion program to JS8Call. This video will introduce you to the Expect subsystem features of JS8Spotter. For more details about this series, see the first video intro, as well as my other videos. This video series is useful for amateur radio operators who are interested in digital modes, especially for emergency communication.

The fourth in a series of JS8Spotter training videos. JS8Spotter is a companion program to JS8Call. This video will introduce you to the offline maps features of JS8Spotter. For more details about this series, see the first video intro, as well as my other videos. This video series is useful for amateur radio operators who are interested in digital modes, especially for emergency communication.

The third in a series of JS8Spotter training videos. JS8Spotter is a companion program to JS8Call. This video will introduce you to the APRS command formatting features of JS8Spotter. For more details about this series, see the first video intro, as well as my other videos. This video series is useful for amateur radio operators who are interested in digital modes, especially for emergency comm...

The second in a series of JS8Spotter training videos. JS8Spotter is a companion program to JS8Call. This video will introduce you to the profile-based activity search features of JS8Spotter. For more details about this series, see the first video intro, as well as my other videos. This video series is useful for amateur radio operators who are interested in digital modes, especially for emergen...

An introduction to the training videos series for JS8Spotter, a companion program to JS8Call. This video will introduce you to the core features of JS8Call, as well as gaps in those features that are filled by the JS8Spotter companion application. This is useful for amateur radio operators who are interested in digital modes, especially for emergency communication. This video is an introduction...

A very brief video introducing a new basic offline map which has been added to JS8Spotter.

A very short video introducing the JS8Spotter "Expect" subsystem. A very simple method to extend auto-reply functionality in JS8Call.

JS8Spotter was designed to help people keep track of specific activity passing through JS8Call. It communicates through the native JS8Call API over TCP, receiving all RX.ACTIVITY, RX.SPOT, and RX.DIRECTED traffic. The user creates custom profiles and search terms, which let the program determine which traffic is meaningful to the user. Meaningful traffic is stored in such a way that it's more e...