PSR #156 Online Now
The Summer 2023, #156 issue of TAPR's quarterly newsletter, PSR, is now available by clicking here.
2022 DCC Papers Online Now
The paper presentations of the 2022 ARRL and TAPR Digital Communications Conference (DCC at Charlotte, NC) are now online at https://tapr.org/41st-arrl-and-tapr-digital-communications-conference/
This is the last call for articles for the End of Summer - Pre-Digital Communications Conference (DCC) issue of TAPR's quarterly newsletter, PSR.
The deadline for the next issue is Thursday, August 15. So, please send your cards, letters, articles, etc., whatever you have, to the editor of PSR, wa1lou (@) tapr.org
FYI - the DCC is in Seattle this year, September 20-22. The DCC details are here.
TAPR is the initialism for Tucson Amateur Packet Radio, the ham radio organization that has been at the on the cutting edge of digital radio technology for over 30 years.
I have been a member of TAPR for almost as long as it has been in existence. Presently, I am on its board of directors, serve as its secretary and edit its quarterly newsletter, PSR.
Every year, I staff TAPR's booth at the Hamvention in Dayton, Ohio. And invariably, every year a handful of attendees will come up to our booth and ask, "How are things in Tucson?" or something similar indicating that they believe that TAPR is a ham radio group out of Tucson, Arizona.
In truth, TAPR is related to Tucson in name only. The organization was founded there, but is not headquartered there. TAPR's mailing address used to be a post office box in Tucson, but that has not been the case for awhile.
None of TAPR officers or directors live in Tucson and although TAPR does have members who reside in Tucson, the majority of TAPR's membership are scattered all over the world.
And by the way, TAPR is no longer involved in "amateur packet radio," and has expanded its horizons to become a “community that provides leadership and resources to radio amateurs for the purpose of advancing the radio art.”
Work on the next issue of TAPR's quarterly newsletter, PSR, is underway and this is a call for articles for that issue, the End of Summer - Pre-Digital Communications Conference (DCC) issue of the newsletter.
The deadline for the next issue of PSR is August 15. Please send your cards, letters, articles, etc., whatever you have, to the editor of PSR, wa1lou (@) tapr.org
By the way, the DCC is in Seattle this year, September 20-22. The DCC details are here.
The winter 2012 issue of TAPR’s quarterly newsletter, PSR, is now available on the TAPR website. (Truth in advertising: yours truly is the editor of PSR.)
Table of Contents of PSR #117:
President’s Corner
iQuadLabs-TAPR Agreement
2011 DCC Video Online
TAPR Directors Elections
VK5DGR on Codec 2 at linux.conf.au 2012
Doodle Labs DL-435
Going to Ohio
When Digital Was Mechanical
Now on YouTube
TAPR-ARRL DCC 2011
HPSDR Projects
Freq & Time Related Kits
The Great Create
My Steve Jobs Story
LW and MW DX
Join TAPR on Twitter & Facebook
Write Here!
PSR Advertising Rates
Still Fixing a Little TAPR History
The Fine Print
Our Membership App
This week, Surfin’ continues hunting broadcast transmitter sites and circuit design tools.
Spring 2011 of TAPR PSR is now available here.
Table of Contents of the Spring 2011, #115 issue of TAPR PSR:
By the way, the TAPR editorial staff is now accepting contributions for the next issue of TAPR PSR (August 15, 2011 is the deadline for submissions). Send your submissions to wa1lou at tapr.org
Winter 2011 of TAPR PSR is now available here.
Table of Contents of the Winter 2011, #113 issue of TAPR PSR:
By the way, the TAPR editorial staff is now accepting contributions for the next issue of TAPR PSR (April15, 2011 is the deadline for submissions). Send your submissions to wa1lou at tapr.org
