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Ham Radio Outlet News - HRO Milwaukee | QRZ Forums Ham Radio Outlet – Press Release for Immediate Release July 12, 2016 Subject: HRO-Milwaukee Amateur Electronic Supply's Closing on 7 28 2016 On July 1, 2016 Amateur Electronic Supply (AES) made the decision to close down their entire organization and terminate all retail operations at their Las Vegas, Cleveland, Orlando and Milwaukee locations
GigaParts Opens Las Vegas Location with Former AES Employees FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GigaParts Opens Las Vegas Location with Former AES Employees Huntsville, Alabama, January 6, 2017 -- After Amateur Electronic Supply went out of business in July, GigaParts began hiring the AES staff in Las Vegas and working on moving the operation to a new location less than 5 minutes from the famous Las Vegas Strip and just 3 miles from the former AES building Although
HR2. 0 - M17 Project - New Ham Radio Digital Mode - QRZ Forums I doubt AES or GCM or any such would be used on amateur frequencies As the spec notes, AES payloads are subject to MITM bit rot, because the protocol has no HMAC to detect it That's a forehead slapper duh But M17 is intended to be used over any RF link or other IP line, where privacy and authentication may be allowed or required
Ham Radio Outlet News - HRO Milwaukee | Page 2 | QRZ Forums J69AH XML Subscriber QRZ Page Did competition from the Internet and smartphones cause so much QRM and QSB that AES was forced to go QRT? All ham radio operators must ensure that the fraternity remains vibrant and that the next generation maintains a keen interest in the hobby before we are SK
Yaesu 710 or ICOM 7300: Which has the better display? - QRZ Forums I felt that the original price on the 710 was the biggest problem and it led people to either spend a little more for the DX10 or a little less for the 7300 Yaesu dropped the price and that makes it much more competitive I have the ICOM 7300 and 705, but the 710 is fun to use It just takes a little getting used too, but I'm excited to be able to play with it some more