[ANN] HAM - HamRadioCoin - SHA 256 - Crypto on the radio! Official Thread - page 10.

siameze

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Big thanks to HAM community members promoting HamRadioCoin at global HamFest events..

Jobdone @ National Hamfest (UK)

http://www.hamradiocoin.com/talk/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=100&p=271#p271

ACSS001 @ Hamfest in Thessaloniki (Greece)

http://www.hamradiocoin.com/talk/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=96

If any community members will be attending a Hamfest in your area hit us up and we
will be glad to help you with any HAM promotional materials available.

73's

Interesting thing I noted this morning, HAM has the global reach already that other cryptocoin communities dream about. So I have no doubt this meshnet project will be VERY interesting and could change the way we do some things.

I am actually honored you sought me out for this, seriously. My connection to #hamradiocoin has been spotty :/ Hopefully hashbang has their services fixed so I should autoconnect now.

Also
@garmin I need ANY info you had on the radio steganography part of things. I know you probably have better sources than I Grin

siameze

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A preview of things the HamRadioCoin team is working on.

We are looking to incorporate p2p and p2p mesh communications into the HamRadioCoin project.
The research and base testing phase is in progress.

What is a P2P Mesh?

http://www.hamradiocoin.com/talk/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=101

If you would like to contribute to the HamRadioCoin Project
drop us a message on our forum link above.

Grin

I'll be idle in #hamradiocoin irc more often now, just ping me if there is anything I can do to assist.

Still no luck on the android test environment for me, but I won't give up. I am going to explore a few new avenues on that. My weird workflow Tongue

siameze

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HAM Geo clients chart

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/ham/#network-geo-tab

I am a geek for metrics like this Cheesy

It is interesting to see such a wide distribution globally, but not surprisiing considering that hams are worldwide. Most alternative currencies struggle to keep a userbase outside the normal anglo countries. Thanks for the info.

Also, received our message on the reunion. I have some business to take care of that week, but may be able to come up for one evening to meet you, Alex and Marlena, stay tuned.

siameze

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Quote from: garmin on September 10, 2015, 03:56:06 PM

Quote from: siameze on September 10, 2015, 03:52:40 PM

Quote from: garmin on September 10, 2015, 03:41:42 PM

Quote from: siameze on September 10, 2015, 03:34:47 PM

I forgot to mention that I finally acquired a shortwave receiver, which I have wanted for some time. Any fun HAM hacks I can try on it?

If I ever pull myself out of this year's slumpI am still going for an SDR. I have tried multiple times to get an Android VM going to run hamdroid wallet but it just doesn't want to play nice with me. If any of you guys have a working QEMU image they can hook me up with it would be greatly appreciated.

Depends on what bands it receives, audio out jack from radio to audio in on pc on the right freq and u can run different sw to read the data tones, kinda like chirp in this thread. Wink

I used to read txt msgs from local alpha pagers with cheapo police scanner... hehe

P.S. I have a few old droids laying around that will work on wifi if ya want one.

I may have to wind up going the spare droid route. Still hoping to find a good VM image though so I can tinker with the source some, you know me. Grin

My radio has an AUX jack, but no audio out ironically, but I can easily fix that with $2.99 in parts.

You can run some small Linux distros on a rooted droid from a loop image, and vnc into the droid, even have one that ran a small desktop thu VNC or just use terminal hehe I was using a droid as a BFG miner proxy for some cube miners a few years ago...

For most of my Arm-based projects nowadays I use Arch or Gentoo. I have a very old droid that runs 2.2 and it does this just fine: https://lrvick.net/blog/arch_linux_terminals_in_android/

Won't win any speed contests, mind you, but a handheld with all my "special" tools on it comes in so very handy for any field work when I don't want to lug my laptop around.

garmin

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Quote from: siameze on September 10, 2015, 03:52:40 PM

Quote from: garmin on September 10, 2015, 03:41:42 PM

Quote from: siameze on September 10, 2015, 03:34:47 PM

I forgot to mention that I finally acquired a shortwave receiver, which I have wanted for some time. Any fun HAM hacks I can try on it?

If I ever pull myself out of this year's slumpI am still going for an SDR. I have tried multiple times to get an Android VM going to run hamdroid wallet but it just doesn't want to play nice with me. If any of you guys have a working QEMU image they can hook me up with it would be greatly appreciated.

Depends on what bands it receives, audio out jack from radio to audio in on pc on the right freq and u can run different sw to read the data tones, kinda like chirp in this thread. Wink

I used to read txt msgs from local alpha pagers with cheapo police scanner... hehe

P.S. I have a few old droids laying around that will work on wifi if ya want one.

I may have to wind up going the spare droid route. Still hoping to find a good VM image though so I can tinker with the source some, you know me. Grin

My radio has an AUX jack, but no audio out ironically, but I can easily fix that with $2.99 in parts.

You can run some small Linux distros on a rooted droid from a loop image, and vnc into the droid, even have one that ran a small desktop thu VNC or just use terminal hehe I was using a droid as a BFG miner proxy for some cube miners a few years ago...

siameze

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Quote from: garmin on September 10, 2015, 03:41:42 PM

Quote from: siameze on September 10, 2015, 03:34:47 PM

I forgot to mention that I finally acquired a shortwave receiver, which I have wanted for some time. Any fun HAM hacks I can try on it?

If I ever pull myself out of this year's slumpI am still going for an SDR. I have tried multiple times to get an Android VM going to run hamdroid wallet but it just doesn't want to play nice with me. If any of you guys have a working QEMU image they can hook me up with it would be greatly appreciated.

Depends on what bands it receives, audio out jack from radio to audio in on pc on the right freq and u can run different sw to read the data tones, kinda like chirp in this thread. Wink

I used to read txt msgs from local alpha pagers with cheapo police scanner... hehe

P.S. I have a few old droids laying around that will work on wifi if ya want one.

I may have to wind up going the spare droid route. Still hoping to find a good VM image though so I can tinker with the source some, you know me. Grin

My radio has an AUX jack, but no audio out ironically, but I can easily fix that with $2.99 in parts.

garmin

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Quote from: siameze on September 10, 2015, 03:34:47 PM

I forgot to mention that I finally acquired a shortwave receiver, which I have wanted for some time. Any fun HAM hacks I can try on it?

If I ever pull myself out of this year's slumpI am still going for an SDR. I have tried multiple times to get an Android VM going to run hamdroid wallet but it just doesn't want to play nice with me. If any of you guys have a working QEMU image they can hook me up with it would be greatly appreciated.

Depends on what bands it receives, audio out jack from radio to audio in on pc on the right freq and u can run different sw to read the data tones, kinda like chirp in this thread. Wink

I used to read txt msgs from local alpha pagers with cheapo police scanner... hehe

P.S. I have a few old droids laying around that will work on wifi if ya want one.

siameze

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I forgot to mention that I finally acquired a shortwave receiver, which I have wanted for some time. Any fun HAM hacks I can try on it?

If I ever pull myself out of this year's slumpI am still going for an SDR. I have tried multiple times to get an Android VM going to run hamdroid wallet but it just doesn't want to play nice with me. If any of you guys have a working QEMU image they can hook me up with it would be greatly appreciated.

siameze

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Quote from: garmin on September 10, 2015, 10:17:32 AM

Looks like HAM Dice is a hit, over 200,000 plays so far.

http://cryptogaming.club/ham/

Shocked

That wheel was my favorite, I spent every HAM i had there lol. If I ever clear some workload I'll hop ver and replenish some, I miss that game. Cheesy

irc service that I use was down over the weekend so I didn't make it over to see you guise yet, but coming soon! (tm)

garmin

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Looks like HAM Dice is a hit, over 200,000 plays so far.

http://cryptogaming.club/ham/

Shocked

siameze

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Quote from: siameze on September 08, 2015, 08:45:31 AM

Quote from: garmin on September 08, 2015, 07:47:08 AM

Another reason why SDR radio's are so cool Cool

http://www.tau.ac.il/~tromer/radioexp/

For those with enquiring minds, this is the tip of the iceberg. Cheesy

This also shows the importance of using airgapped computers for sensitive keys, including cryptocurrency private keys. A similar attack was performed against a Trezor iirc.

The invisible world around us is amazing if you know where to look, or should I say listen Grin

http://www.wired.com/2015/07/researchers-hack-air-gapped-computer-simple-cell-phone/

Aha! Yes I remember that one as well, fortunately it is a very sophisticated attack, but we all know that with persistence many unknown attack vectors come to light.

siameze

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Quote from: garmin on September 08, 2015, 07:47:08 AM

Another reason why SDR radio's are so cool Cool

http://www.tau.ac.il/~tromer/radioexp/

For those with enquiring minds, this is the tip of the iceberg. Cheesy

This also shows the importance of using airgapped computers for sensitive keys, including cryptocurrency private keys. A similar attack was performed against a Trezor iirc.

garmin

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Another reason why SDR radio's are so cool Cool

http://www.tau.ac.il/~tromer/radioexp/

For those with enquiring minds, this is the tip of the iceberg. Cheesy

Bradfrogger2

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It's raining #HAM in the https://www.cryptopia.co.nz trollbox, come get some!

Been grabbing some HAM from their faucet also.

siameze

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Quote from: hamhrc on September 05, 2015, 08:50:19 AM

DONATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED. Thanks to all!

The Staff of HamRadioCoin has just donated a total of $ 91.78 to amateur friend KP4MCR of Puerto Rico.
The total is the revenue from the conversion of HamRadioCoin donated for this cause and converted into higher price for single HAM sold at 8pm UTC on 4 September 2015 between our three main markets of exchange with Bitcoin.
In this case the price for single HAM was taken from Cryptsy.com to 0.00002400 BTC.

All info: http://www.hamradiocoin.com/hamradiocoin-team-offers-help-to-erika-victim-in-pr/

Warms my heart to see crypto communities pull together and help members out like this. o7 to all that contributed to this effort.

Having values and integrity is what sets your HAM community apart from others.

hamhrc

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DONATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED. Thanks to all!

The Staff of HamRadioCoin has just donated a total of $ 91.78 to amateur friend KP4MCR of Puerto Rico.
The total is the revenue from the conversion of HamRadioCoin donated for this cause and converted into higher price for single HAM sold at 8pm UTC on 4 September 2015 between our three main markets of exchange with Bitcoin.
In this case the price for single HAM was taken from Cryptsy.com to 0.00002400 BTC.

All info: http://www.hamradiocoin.com/hamradiocoin-team-offers-help-to-erika-victim-in-pr/

tyz

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siameze

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Quote from: siameze on September 04, 2015, 07:38:46 PM

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Quote from: siameze on August 31, 2015, 02:24:23 PM

Quote from: garmin on August 31, 2015, 11:33:19 AM

Online SDR radio receivers are very popular... HAM website views up 2000% this week

Listen to worldwide amateur radio free

http://www.hamradiocoin.com/sdr-receivers/

The Cryptsy add didn't hurt either =)

https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/HAM_BTC

HAM on Cryptsy! O.o
This is ultra sweet news!

how many coins do you think big vern bought before he listed this shit?

maybe 15%?

I dunno, how much of your brain did you use before making that post, maybe 15% ?

Eat a Snickers dude LOL Jk

lol. This isn't a good evening to rile me in these forums. Plus you already know my fault tolerance for stupidity.

siameze

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Quote from: siameze on August 31, 2015, 02:24:23 PM

Quote from: garmin on August 31, 2015, 11:33:19 AM

Online SDR radio receivers are very popular... HAM website views up 2000% this week

Listen to worldwide amateur radio free

http://www.hamradiocoin.com/sdr-receivers/

The Cryptsy add didn't hurt either =)

https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/HAM_BTC

HAM on Cryptsy! O.o
This is ultra sweet news!

how many coins do you think big vern bought before he listed this shit?

maybe 15%?

I dunno, how much of your brain did you use before making that post, maybe 15% ?

tyz

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The coin is almost one year old now. Are there real interesting radio station for using the coin in any way?

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