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* Bloominglabs has two VHF ham radios sitting idle which could be used for the transmitter. Our Yaesu tri-band radio could be used for this too for UHV coverage. Also the newly donated pager repeater. |
* Bloominglabs has two VHF ham radios sitting idle which could be used for the transmitter. Our Yaesu tri-band radio could be used for this too for UHV coverage. Also the newly donated pager repeater. |
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*Purchased a lot of 12 Motorola Advisor Alpha pagers(http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/motorola_advisor_a05klb5162aa.html, POCSAG, 931.2375mhz) |
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*The older Thinkpad has an RS232 port |
*The older Thinkpad has an RS232 port |
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Latest revision as of 16:27, 10 June 2016
Proposal to create a pager network emanating from Bloominglabs.
Useful Links
Detailed description of pager networks
Hackaday.io page for the OSOMCOM POCSAG project
More information on OSOMCOM POCSAG
Ancient link detailing a very simple pager network setup with minimal components
Hackaday article detailing an alternative modern pager network setup
POCSAG encoder for GNU/Radio(many decoders exist for GNU/Radio and in general)
Implementation
- Bloominglabs has two VHF ham radios sitting idle which could be used for the transmitter. Our Yaesu tri-band radio could be used for this too for UHV coverage. Also the newly donated pager repeater.
- Purchased a lot of 12 Motorola Advisor Alpha pagers(http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/motorola_advisor_a05klb5162aa.html, POCSAG, 931.2375mhz)
- The older Thinkpad has an RS232 port
