
Welcome to the web site of Michael P. O'Connor (KB3HCG) of Cockeysville MD, formerly of Pittsburgh PA, I would one day like to return to Pittsburgh, it is such a great city.
This is my little corner of the internet. Here I will host my blog, and 2 other domains (my Ham radio blog, and my makers blog)
If you are seeing this site and were expecting my blog I have redone the layout of the site, the blog is now at http://blog.mikeoconnor.net. I am hoping that the new design of the site will allow me more flexibility to add more things in the future. I have recently redone the blog section of the web site, to be self coded and not using pre-written php code. To make maintaining this site easier I have mounted the web server folder to my local Linux box using sshfs so I can just use cp and emacs to work on the site from my local computer.
| Destination | Link |
|---|---|
| My Blog site | http://blog.mikeoconnor.net |
| My online ham radio site | https://kb3hcg.radio |
| My (old) online SCUBA log | https://www.mikeoconnor.net/scuba.html |
| My Makers space blog | https://www.mpop1976.com |
| Field Day 2003 for W3YI | http://mikeoconnor.net/FD2003/field_day_2003_for_w3yi.htm |
| Old retro pages (From the early days of this site) | Link |
|---|---|
| Connecting computers and Palm Pilots to the internet with an early Bluetooth phone (3rd iteration) | /retro/pt.htm |
| Connecting computers and Palm Pilots to the internet with CDMA (2nd iteration) | /retro/old_pt2.htm |
| First documentation on connecting a CDMA phone, Linux laptop, and Palm Pilot to the internet (1st iteration) | /retro/old_pt.html |
| In the early 2000's (from 2001 to 2003) I worked in The School of Computer Science Operations, we had a program on an old DEC computer connected to some temperature monitors, one day the one outside was failing and gave an erroneous reading so I had to get a screen capture of it. | /retro/hell.html |
| MP3's I made back in the day while listening to ShortWave radio in the year 2005 | /retro/OldShortWave.html |
| Back in the early 2000's I tried connecting a ICOM 2100H to a TNC for packet radio on 2m | This is a diagram of how I tried to do it |