Groom Lake Amateur Radio Club

openspot at Groom Lake

Clicking on the above link, you will see it goes to the Nellis range and specifically Groom Lake. A long ridiculously wordy explanation can be found at:

www.lazygranch.com...

The tldr is someone set up a ham repeater at Groom Lake, or created a cool spoof.

Click on above link and hope for the best.....um no thanks. How about a little more info?

a reply to: gariac



Well, I clicked on both of the links, the top first one took me to a web page, I have no idea what I am looking at, the second link you posted was a wall of words, that I wish you would provide highlights about. As I don't want to read paragraph after paragraph.

I have no Idea what exactly this thread is about other than radios at groom lake, after reading your OP and clicking both links.

a reply to: kurthall

Whatever is there today is probably a long way from turbo coded, triply-Polarized multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) aided Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA).

a reply to: gariac

Looks like it have never broadcasted before.. no "lastcall" history..

A spoof indeed...

a reply to: Spacespider

Possibly it hasn't been used lately and the last used fell off the database.

I'm hoping this page will eventually find its way to the person with the callsign. I've spared him his name in print, so it is in the public records.

originally posted by: WUNK22
Click on above link and hope for the best.....um no thanks. How about a little more info?

The device is like a ham repeater. It is internet connected.

originally posted by: WUNK22
Click on above link and hope for the best.....um no thanks. How about a little more info?

The device is like a ham repeater. It is internet connected.