First Ada Virtual Conference was: 10.08.2019
Topic was: General presentation about new features in Ada 202x
Speaker: Maxim Reznik, the Ada evangelist, co-founder of Russian Ada Community, 20 years in Ada software development
Below is recording of the presentation:
You can also download whole recording from: Dropbox
https://www.laeran.pl/adaconference/2019/08/14/first-ada-virtual-conference/
Test Message 😋
This is a bit of a test
Frequency List
BCARS provides amateur radio programming services for free on a best effort approach. The programming of an amateur radio depends on the capability of the radio, the availability of a programming cable, and and software capable of programming it.
By far, the most common radios programmed by BCARS are Baofengs (UV-3R, 5R, and BF-F8HP). Our programming application of choice is CHIRP. CHIRP works with many radios, is free (open source), and can read in CSV files. Often “OEM” provided programming tools either cost money or require you to enter each frequency by hand.
If you are attempting to program a radio, many “cheap” cables come with a counterfeit “Profilic” chipset. If you are having any trouble with getting your programming cable to work, please see miklor.com for help.
As BCARS programs a fair number of radios for members and friends, we have standardized on our frequency list that we load onto radios. This list does change over time, but we will attempt to keep all common lists on this page.
BCARS provides amateur radio programming services for free on a best effort approach. The programming of an amateur radio depends on the capability of the radio, the availability of a programming cable, and and software capable of programming it.
By far, the most common radios programmed by BCARS are Baofengs (UV-3R, 5R, and BF-F8HP). Our programming application of choice is CHIRP. CHIRP works with many radios, is free (open source), and can read in CSV files. Often “OEM” provided programming tools either cost money or require you to enter each frequency by hand.
If you are attempting to program a radio, many “cheap” cables come with a counterfeit “Profilic” chipset. If you are having any trouble with getting your programming cable to work, please see miklor.com for help.
As BCARS programs a fair number of radios for members and friends, we have standardized on our frequency list that we load onto radios. This list does change over time, but we will attempt to keep all common lists on this page.
Aug
17
BCARS Picnic
Sat 11:00 AM
- 5:00 PM
Merritt Pond
193 Flying Dutchman Rd
Bedford, PA 15522
USA
193 Flying Dutchman Rd
Bedford, PA 15522
USA
Members Anniversary Picnic
Each year in August, BCARS celebrates their Anniversary with a members picnic. All club members and guests are welcome to attend. Please coordinate with the activities director if you plan to attend for head count.
2019 Location Details:
Food will be catered.
Merritt Pond Campground 193 Flying Dutchman Rd Bedford, PA 15522
We are located off US Route 220, 8 miles south of Bedford. Turn left onto Browns Road, turn right onto Teaberry Road. Then, make a left to our campground.,
Each year in August, BCARS celebrates their Anniversary with a members picnic. All club members and guests are welcome to attend. Please coordinate with the activities director if you plan to attend for head count.
2019 Location Details:
Food will be catered.
Merritt Pond Campground 193 Flying Dutchman Rd Bedford, PA 15522
We are located off US Route 220, 8 miles south of Bedford. Turn left onto Browns Road, turn right onto Teaberry Road. Then, make a left to our campground.,
