You got this for a clown stole the FRC's email list. And now this same clown wants to control repeater coordination in Florida. But he is a IT clown and we in real engineering know IT pukes are not very well educated.
73, ron, n9ee/r a know code Extra
Ron Wright, N9EE/RBSEEMicro Computer Concepts352-683-4476
From: FRC-Info <frc-info-bounces@lists.keekles.org> on behalf of Kevin Zari <kk4yel@gmail.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 8, 2016 5:35 AM
To: Florida Repeater Council Discussion
Subject: [FRC] What is this lists' purposeMaybe I missed it because I was concentrating on saving my family from Matthew, but how did I get on this list again, and what is it's purpose?
I've got one repeater that I am the trustee and coordinator for. The FRC has always been respectful and helpful, and while maybe not always the quickest, I found that they would follow through with what the said they would do. Besides that, a few of their board members have had some major health issues, so I treated them with the respect and patience we as amateur radio operators are known for.
73 de KK4YEL
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The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubts, while the stupid ones are full of confidence.
> On Oct 8, 2016, at 11:08, Bryan Fields <Bryan@bryanfields.net> wrote:
>
>> On 10/7/16 11:30 PM, Jon Pearl - W4ABC wrote:
>> I've got Mysql loaded in my shack computer to manage my logbook and
>> you're right... a relational database beats the heck out of hunting and
>> picking through a static .pdf file, any day. There are a lot of old
>> entries in this file that could be culled but as you say, if this
>> database was the product of real-time information, it would speed up the
>> search process for amateurs hunting pairs.
>
> I did just this with FCC data looking for commercial pairs.
> This selects frequencies at base stations between 464 and 465 from a central
> point, and orders them by furthest to nearest.
>
> A query such as this could be run via a web interface after clicking "here" on
> a map and ranking all frequencies in use in furthest to near from that point.
> ie, you click on a point and it tells you the frequencies in use there sorted
> by distance.
>
>> SELECT
>> f.frequency_assigned,f.call_sign, f.location_number,f.unique_system_identifier, l.dec_lat, l.dec_long,
>> (ROUND( 3956 * acos( cos( radians(lat) )
>> * cos( radians(l.dec_lat) )
>> * cos( radians(l.dec_long) - radians(lon)) + sin(radians(lon))
>> * sin( radians(l.dec_lat)))
>> )) AS distance
>> FROM `FREQUENCY` f right join LOCATION l on l.location_number = f.location_number and l.unique_system_identifier = f.`unique_system_identifier` WHERE f.frequency_assigned >=464 and f.frequency_assigned <=465 and l.dec_lat is not null
>> AND f.frequency_assigned NOT in
>> (SELECT distinct f.frequency_assigned
>> FROM `FREQUENCY` f right join LOCATION l on l.location_number = f.location_number and l.unique_system_identifier = f.`unique_system_identifier` WHERE f.frequency_assigned >=464 and f.frequency_assigned <=465 and l.dec_lat is not null AND
>> ROUND( 3956 * acos( cos( radians(lat) )
>> * cos( radians(l.dec_lat) )
>> * cos( radians(l.dec_long) - radians(lon)) + sin(radians(lat))
>> * sin( radians(l.dec_lat)))
>> ) < 15
>> ORDER BY `f`.`frequency_assigned` ASC)
>> ORDER BY `f`.`frequency_assigned`, `distance` DESC
>
>
>
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