Zero Retries Guides
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Steve Stroh N8GNJ Articles (Generally Archival)
My CQ Digital Wireless Columns Now Online
Repeater Coordination Does Not Exclude Other Use of the Repeater's Frequencies
The Puget Sound Amateur Radio TCP/IP Network (Circa 1995)
Steve Stroh N8GNJ / Zero Retries Presentations and Slide Decks
MicroHAMS Digital Conference 2008
Update 2025-12-09 - 17 years later, I had a lot of fun watching this - especially that I had hair back then! A few items I discussed were actually prescient, like the need for Amateur Radio Wi-Fi based mesh networking (now we have AREDN), knowledge stranded in archival Amateur Radio Magazines (now we have DLARC), and why we needed R&D Funding in Amateur Radio (now we have ARDC). As far as the “glue it all together” operating system that I (reluctantly) concluded was Windows (I had imagined it would be Linux)… now it’s Linux again, ported to small computers such as the Raspberry Pi as… Windows 11… well, you know (sigh).
Zero Retries Guides
Analog Devices ADALM-PLUTO - Reference
Core Tenets of 21st Century Amateur Radio
Directory of Independent Open Amateur Radio Technical Media
🆕 Zero Retries Guide to Frequently Asked Questions … About Data Communications in Amateur Radio
🆕 Zero Retries Guide to Amateur Radio HF Data Communications
Zero Retries Guide to Submitting Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Comments and Reply Comments
Zero Retries Guide to Zero Retries Interesting Events
Zero Retries Guide to Zero Retries Interesting Small Vendors
Zero Retries Guide to VHF / UHF Radios for Data
Compilations from Zero Retries Newsletter
Amateur Radio and the Growth of the Spectrum Workforce in the US National Spectrum Strategy
External Reference Articles
(not from Zero Retries or Steve Stroh N8GNJ)
Good Wikipedia Articles:
Hidden Node Problem - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidden_node_problem
PDF of article
Recent Wayback Machine Snapshot
Zero Retries Interesting Articles in Digital Library of Amateur Radio & Communications
(Many, many, many items to be added here.)