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Major Milestone In BRATS ATV Repeater Revival
This month (March 2024), John K0ZAK led a work party of Ed KC3YFZ, Fred K3TAZ, Ian N3CVA, John KA3ZTC, and Stephan KC3ILL to our ATV repeater site. Mission: To implement the fiber-optics solution to the problem of connecting the BRATS … Continue reading
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ATV Quick Start II
Plenty has changed since 1995 when ATV Quick Start was written. Back then, nearly all Amateur Television (ATV) activity was with NTSC analog signals. Transistorized equipment from Tom W3ORG/PC Electronics was very widely used. Video cameras were typically VCR cast-offs … Continue reading
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Comments regarding the proposed 70cm band plan changes
Hello BRATS ATV Enthusiasts: T-MARC recently distributed a draft for proposed 70cm band plan changes. Since the draft includes passages of particular impact to ATV in that band, the enclosed response was sent from our club to T-MARC. To: T-MARCDate: … Continue reading
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DVB-T / DATV Update!
The BRATS are continuing to move forward on our research into Digital ATV using DVB-T. We’ve identified several low cost receivers with excellent performance and full support of the ham channels and are continuing to work on the repeater design. … Continue reading
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Fred K3TAZ Presentation on Digital ATV
The BRATS wish to thank BRATS/CATS member Fred K3TAZ for his presentation on the state of the art in digital amateur TV. Fred’s presentation pulled from several groups across the country, with a focus on how this would apply to … Continue reading
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BRATS “Digital ATV” Proof of Concept
The BRATS have setup a webcam of the Baltimore city skyline as a demonstration of new approaches to digital ATV. Using a $35 Raspberry Pi, a $20 camera module, and an $80 dish into the BRATS’ data network, we can … Continue reading
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Coming soon: Internet stream of W3WCQ
Still in development, but it works!
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ATV Quick Start (a historical introduction to Amateur Television)
Quick And Easy Way To Receive ATV In strong signal areas (Northeast Baltimore), it is possible to receive the BRATS ATV repeater by using a cable-ready television. To do so, tune to cable channel 60 (i.e. Cable mode not Network … Continue reading
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