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Re: Calling all Hams--Amateur Radio Operators
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Originally Posted by EHaskins
If the Atlanta repeater is IRLP can I connect to that from my windows computer like i could with Echolink? If I could do that I would listen even if I didn't/couldn't talk.
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Most IRLP nodes support streaming web audio, check out the website for the club running the repeater. In order to talk you'll need to have your radio on a repeater that's equipped with IRLP, then each unit has its own special activation code, for ours we just dial the node number in on the radios keypad. Ours periodically plays an automated message explaining how to use the IRLP system.
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Maybe next season I want to develop and test a new metric for FRC scouting: Bumper Quality Rating (BQR).
BQR-5: The platonic ideal of FRC bumpers.
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BQR-0: Moderate to heavy use of duct tape.
I believe BQR would outperform OPR as a predictor of on-field robot performance. - Nate Laverdure [more] 
05-04-2007, 23:32
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