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Prepis, povzetek v Slovenščini:
V tem zapisu je obravnavan projekt S50CLX, ki ga je leta 2001 razvil Radio klub Cerkno v Sloveniji. Govorniki preučujejo tehnične vidike, izzive in vpliv tega inovativnega DX Cluster strežnika. Poudarjajo, kako je projekt pokazal iznajdljivost in skupnostni duh radioamaterjev, ki so ustvarili globalno omrežje pred razširjenim dostopom do interneta. S50CLX je združeval strojno opremo po meri (vključno z modemom S5-SCC/DMA in radijsko postajo S5-70WB) z odprtokodno programsko opremo in postal eden najaktivnejših strežnikov DX Clustrov na svetu. Govorci poudarjajo pomen projekta pri povezovanju uporabnikov po Sloveniji, Evropi in širše v svetu kljub omejenim sredstvom. Govorijo o tehničnih izzivih, s katerimi so se soočali, kot sta zagotavljanje zanesljivega dostopa do interneta in oskrbe z električno energijo. Govorijo o tem kako je ekipa te ovire premagala z iznajdljivostjo in sodelovanjem s skupnostjo. Pogovor se dotakne tudi uporabniku prijazne zasnove vmesnika, vpliva projekta na skupnost radioamaterjev in njegovega pomena v današnji digitalni dobi. Govorci razmišljajo o predanosti ključnih osebnosti, kot sta Danilo Brelih (S50U) in Jože Kranjc (S52JK), pa tudi o širšem prizadevanju ekipe. Na koncu razpravljajo o trajnem duhu inovativnosti v radioamaterstvu in možnostih, da bi podobni projekti navdihovali prihodnje generacije.
Transcripts, summaries in English:
This meeting transcript discusses the S50CLX, a ham radio project developed by the Cerkno Radio Club in Slovenia in 2001. The speakers explore the technical aspects, challenges, and impact of this innovative DX cluster server. They highlight how the project showcased the ingenuity and community spirit of ham radio enthusiasts, who created a global network before widespread internet access. The S50CLX combined custom hardware (including the S5-SCC/DMA modem and S5-70WB radio) with open-source software to become one of the world’s most active DX cluster servers. The speakers emphasize the project’s significance in connecting users across Slovenia, Europe and globally despite limited resources. They discuss the technical challenges faced, such as ensuring reliable internet access and power supply, and how the team overcame these obstacles through resourcefulness and community collaboration. The conversation also touches on the user-friendly interface design, the project’s impact on the ham radio community and its relevance in today’s digital age. The speakers reflect on the dedication of key figures like Danilo Brelih (S50U) and Joze Kranjc (S52JK), as well as the broader team effort. They conclude by discussing the enduring spirit of innovation in ham radio and the potential for similar projects to inspire future generations.
