I’m Mark Warrick, from Santa Ana, California. 

I currently have a general class ham license. 

I hold volunteer examiner accreditation from the ARRL and Greater Los Angeles Amateur Radio Group.

I completed ARRL emeregency communications training. 

I am a member of Anaheim RACES.

I am a member of the American Red Cross Disaster Services Technology Team –  Radio Communications.

I am a volunteer radio operator at the Queen Mary (W6RO).

By day, I’m a business systems analyst for a finance company. 

On the weekends, I provide mountain biking tours all around Southern California. 

Some of my recent experiments in the amateur ham world include ARDEN mesh nodes and connected devices, APRS, Digital Radio, WinLink email over radio and AREDN, NBEMS, SSTV, building antennas and transmitter building / hunting.

Call me on Ham Shack Hotline: Extension 50160

Repeaters / Linked Systems I Frequent

HF Radio

In October, 2021, I bought my first HF radio, a Yaesu FT-891, an LDG Z-11 Pro II tuner and a Chameleon EMCOMM II antenna.  Since that time, I’ve acquired and built several more antennas and one more HF Radio, the Yaesu FT-100D.  My favorite antennas are the Chameleon MPAS Lite and the Chameleon Tactical Delta Loop both of which are outstanding for portable use.  I’ve used HF in the car, in parks, on summits and even while traveling across the United States!  On the digital side of things, I’ve figured out how to use Winlink over VARA HF.  Something I would like to do in HF eventually is digital voice over HF.

More About Me

You can find out more about me at a couple of my websites:

https://warrick.net

https://socalbiketours.com

Phone: (949) 870-9493

Email: mark@km6zpo.com

Recent Posts
Winlink via VARA HF with Yaesu FT-891 and Signalink Working Settings
I recently acquired a Yaesu FT-891, a Signalink and a VARA HF license in the hopes that I could get
Tether Your iPhone to a Pi-Star for a More Reliable Connection
If you own a Pi-Star hot spot, you know that you can use your phone as an internet connection. But
Winlink with Anytone AT-D868 and Mobilinkd TNC3
This is a demonstration of an Anytone AT-D868 Radio using analog VHF frequency connected to a Mobilinkd TNC3 to receive
Sharing a Winlink Radio TNC Via AREDN
A demonstration of using one computer as a central "Winlink Radio Hub" for other computers on the AREDN network.

 

 

 

 

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