NOTE: You do not have to formally RSVP to come, but please let us know, so we have a ballpark headcount to communicate to the restaurant to ensure there is enough seating. The meeting starts at 7pm.
Abstract:
The Raspberry Pi has become a favorite of Amateur Radio operators world-wide. Although most of the development on projects is occurring outside of the United States, there are a significant number of products and hacks available. Repeater controllers, VOIP servers, and even turning your Pi into a transceiver is possible and is being done.
Bio:
Paul J. Wilkinson, K6IG, holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Durham University (UK), and is currently a Professor of Computer Science at Pasadena City College. During the course of his career, he has worked for “think tanks,” the United States Navy, law enforcement, did consulting, and has over 35 years experience in higher education. Since obtaining his first license over 30 years ago, he has been involved in several Amateur Radio clubs, amateur TV, and supported communications for the Rose Parade (TORRA) for about 20 years until it was disbanded.
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Join us for dinner and presentations. Dinner begins at 7 pm and any presentations will start after most people have received their food or 8 pm, whichever comes first.
You are not required to have dinner with us or order food or stay for the entire meeting. We will have separate checks. Validation is not required for parking. However, please take note of signs when parking.
