Geogram: Off-Grid Peer-to-Peer Communication Without Servers, Accounts, Or Cloud
Geogram is an open source Apache-2.0 peer-to-peer communications platform that connects phones, laptops, and ESP32…
How Amateur Radio Built the Indonesian Internet: PaguyubanNet, Packet Radio and the Pioneers of 1986-1994
Long before commercial ISPs, the Indonesian Internet was built by amateur radio operators experimenting with…
APRSMap: A Cross-Platform Open Source APRS Client for Linux by DC6AP
APRSMap by Andreas Peters (DC6AP) is a free, open-source APRS client for Linux built in…
The APRS Foundation: Carrying Bob Bruninga’s Vision Forward
How a volunteer-led organization is working to keep the Automatic Packet Reporting System open, interoperable,…
Amateur Radio in Malaysia: A Practical Hobby, A Technical Skill, And A Public Service
Amateur radio is often misunderstood from the outside. To some people, it looks like an…
Graywolf: A Modern APRS Station That Actually Keeps Up With the Hardware It Runs On
If you've spent any time in the amateur radio packet world, you know the landscape.…
APRSdroid NA7Q Edition: The Most Feature-Rich APRS Client for Android
For years, APRSdroid has been one of the most widely used APRS applications available for…
Why Do Japan’s APRS-IS Servers Run on FreeBSD? A Deep Dive Into status.aprs2.net
Introduction: What Is APRS-IS and Why Does The OS Matter? If you open https://status.aprs2.net/ right…
How FreeBSD and Ham Radio Still Shape the Future of Wireless Communication
A deep dive into Diane Bruce VA3DB’s “Amateur Radio and FreeBSD” from FreeBSD Journal July/August…