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User:Radiocode

2018-08-29T12:04:47Z

Radiocode:

{{Attendee
|Name=Lee Wiltshire (G0IAY)
|Village=Village:Bristol Hackspace
|Bringing=Various RaspberryPi, soldering kit, components and hand tools.
May bring FT-817+Buddipole
|Arrival=2018/08/30 11:00
|Departure=2018/09/02 20:00
|Twitter=radiocode1969
|Interests=Interest:Badge, Interest:Chinese food, Interest:Coffee, Interest:Electronics, Interest:Estonian E-Residency, Interest:LaTeX, Interest:Lockpicking, Interest:Maths, Interest:Open Data, Interest:Open Source Software, Interest:Physics, Interest:Python, Interest:Queer, Interest:Radio, Interest:Railways, Interest:Raspberry Pi, Interest:Renewable Energy, Interest:Tea, Interest:Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Interest:bees, Interest:radio, Interest:repair
}}
This will be my second EMF Camp (last was 2016). I have too many hobbies and not enough time, and would like to fill my brain with new ideas and concepts.
x5339 (GSM - preferred), x5330 (DECT - BT, so may not work), very tempted to bring buttphone as analog POTS cabin is nearby to Bristol Hackspace Village.

Village:POTS Sub-exchange

2018-08-28T21:34:33Z

Radiocode: /* Port Allocations */

{{Village
|Description=A small sub-exchange for analog telephony
|Contact=^^makoto_ on freenode or @0x47df on twitter
|WebAddress=https://twitter.com/0x47DF/status/1033365822473945088
|Activities=Providing 24 Analog telephony ports for the immadiate surroundings of datenklo D1
}}
I will be providing 24 ports of Analog Telephony from my tent to the immediate vicinity of datenklo D1.

To join in - turn up with a POTS phone (DTMF dialling is preferred - I haven't tested if pulse/loop disconnect dialling works but in theory it should do), and we will run a cable to your tent. A standard install will provide 1M of cable from the boundary of your tent, and a BT 431A type socket. If you have a phone that takes another standard plug for connecting into the network, please bring a converter (or the relevant socket if such a converter doesn't exist).

Phone installs will entail a cable running from "the exchange" (aka my tent) to outside your tent (if a nearby cable/DP doesn't already exist) and a DP (distribution point, a small junction box) on a stick installed, each can carry 3 lines, so one for you and two for others nearby. Once a DP (distribution point) is installed, a tail running from the DP with a BT socket on the end will be provided to the boundary of your tent plus 1 metre. All you have to do is turn up with a phone. :)

The network is anticipated to be operational from mid-Friday until we get kicked off site on Monday, but this depends on me configuring the kit quickly enough.
Access into the network is via a Cisco IAD2432-24FXS, and interconnects into the rest of the Eventphone network via SIP, so you should be able to make calls to/from the GSM and DECT networks. Obviously, no service level is guaranteed whatsoever, and no backup power exists for this equipment.

== FAQ ==

=== There is a problem and I need to contact a POTS Sub-exchange organiser immediately ===
Makoto will be attached to DECT extension 2170, or can be called on 01483 347032 (forwarder to mobile) for any operational issues with the POTS network that need immediate attention, such as unsafe cables.

=== My phone uses RJ11/anything other than a "BT plug" ===
Sockets will be provided with a BT plug. We can provide a bare copper pair should you wish to provide your own socket, or if you wish to use screw terminals etc, but I'm afraid you'll have to provide these yourself. We can direct-wire a sacrificial linecord to the nearest DP if this helps, but sockets are vastly preferred. Feel free to contact me for wiring advice if you have something funky.

=== Is Pulse dialling supported? ===
In theory, yes, in practice this isn't something I've tested with the IAD2432-24FXS, so it may not work. Ports will need to be manually configured to support pulse as they default to DTMF.

=== Can I make calls to/form GSM/DECT extensions? ===
This is a planned feature - the IAD2432 supplying service will be interconnecting with the Eventphone network via SIP to make this possible.

=== Can you guarantee any service level? ===
Lol, no. It's a muddy field, expect bad joints, no dial tone and crosstalk, although we'll try to fix it if we can. It can't be worse than the service currently provided by britain's incumbent telco ;)

== Port Allocations ==
This table lists which ports on the IAD are assigned to whom. Please add yourself (your wiki names please, should we need to contact you) to the table if you want a port allocated so we can give you a phone line!
If you're already registered on [https://guru3.eventphone.de/event/66/select.exe?name=electromagnetic-field-2018 GURU3] as a SIP extension, you'll need to speak to [[User:makoto|makoto]] to get this configued on the IAD2432, otherwise we can register you during the installation of the physical line.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Port !! Extension !! Name
|-
| 1 || 2169 || makoto
|-
| 2 || 6698 || [[User:FireFly|FireFly]]
|-
| 3 || || Free
|-
| 4 || || Free
|-|-
| 5 || || Free
|-|-
| 6 || || Free
|-
| 7 || 5331? || [[User:Radiocode|Lee]]
|-
| 8 || || Free
|-
| 9 || || Free
|-
| 10 || || Free
|-
| 11 || || Free
|-
| 12 || || Free
|-
| 13 || || Free
|-
| 14 ||2014? || RC2014
|-
| 15 || || Free
|-
| 16 || || Free
|-
| 17 || 4017 || [[User:Sandie|Sandie]]
|-
| 18 || || Free
|-
| 19 || || Free
|-
| 20 || || Free
|-
| 21 || || Free
|-
| 22 || || Free
|-
| 23 || || Free
|-
| 24 || || Free
|-
|}

User:Radiocode

2018-08-28T21:27:49Z

Radiocode:

{{Attendee
|Name=Lee Wiltshire (G0IAY)
|Village=Village:Bristol Hackspace
|Bringing=Various RaspberryPi, soldering kit, components and hand tools.
May bring FT-817+Buddipole
|Arrival=2018/08/30 18:00
|Departure=2018/09/03 10:00
|Twitter=radiocode1969
|Interests=Interest:Badge, Interest:Chinese food, Interest:Coffee, Interest:Electronics, Interest:Estonian E-Residency, Interest:LaTeX, Interest:Lockpicking, Interest:Maths, Interest:Open Data, Interest:Open Source Software, Interest:Physics, Interest:Python, Interest:Queer, Interest:Radio, Interest:Railways, Interest:Raspberry Pi, Interest:Renewable Energy, Interest:Tea, Interest:Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Interest:bees, Interest:radio, Interest:repair
}}
This will be my second EMF Camp (last was 2016). I have too many hobbies and not enough time, and would like to fill my brain with new ideas and concepts.
x5339 (GSM - preferred), x5330 (DECT - BT, so may not work), very tempted to bring buttphone as analog POTS cabin is nearby to Bristol Hackspace Village.

Power/Electric Vehicles

2018-08-28T21:20:08Z

Radiocode:

EV charging is frequently requested, and we plan to provide a dedicated parking area for this at EMF2018.

Please note that your vehicles will be charged from our (modern, clean) diesel generators - there is still no other economical way of providing power at events such EMF. Our present plans involve providing power either on standard 16A IEC309 ('caravan'/'commando'/'ceeform') connectors or on UK 13A sockets. We need more information and feedback on what works for EV owners, e.g. what cables/connectors do you have.

Note that this form is only for vehicles parked in the car parks - campervans and caravans tickets include a power hookup (16A IEC309).

If you would like to charge your EV at EMF, please fill in your details below.

{| class="wikitable"
!Name/Nick
!Power requirements
!Notes
|-
|edent
|10A 3 pin socket, or 16 amp Type 2 socket.
|I'd suggest not many people have a IEC309 converter - so may be more practical to supply BS 1363 sockets, or Mennekes / IEC 62196 Type 2.
|-
|Incanus
|10A 3 pin socket, or 16 amp Type 2 socket.
|I would echo Edent's comment that most wont have a IEC309 converter. Either normal 3 pin plug socket or Type 2. Nissan Leaf 2018
|-
|RedMac
|10A 3 pin socket, or 16 amp Type 2 socket.
|I can convert to IEC309 so happy either way.
|-
|Pez
|10A 3 pin socket, or up to 32 amp Type 2 socket.
|While I have an IEC309 to 13A adapter, I'd advise against providing IEC309 without one, as everyone would need to adapt them to 13A sockets anyway before use, as far as I'm aware, there's no such thing as an IEC309 to Type 2 cable. Covered/waterproof 13A sockets on the end of heavy-duty cable (to mitigate load concerns), would be best!
|-
|thibault.ml
|10A 3 pin socket, up to 32 amp Type 2, or CHAdeMO socket.
|I do not have an adapter at all. Car is Nissan Leaf 2018.
|-
|Filbert / M0NGY
|10A 3pin socket or 16A Type 2
|If it's an option to charge, my plug-in hybrid would love some juice. No biggie if not.
|-
|Kerios
|10A 3pin, up to 32A Type 2, or IEC309.
|I can use majority of AC charging sockets, probably can do there and back on one charge, but if the unusual weather remains extant then better to have an option to charge... Seconded the waterproof socket cover!
|-
|Machin
|10A 3pin, up to 32A Type 2, IEC309, or CHAdeMO.
|
|-
|Tony1tf
|13A 3 pin socket
|Hyundai Ioniq can control my portable EVSE down to 6A. Also have Type 2 cable and IEC309 adaptor. Only need day parking - Probably Saturday because giving a talk.
|-
|Dan
|10A 3 pin socket, up to 32 amp Type 2, or CHAdeMO socket.
|Nissan Leaf
|-
|Rik
|UK 13A 3 pin socket, up to 32 amp Type 2, or CHAdeMO socket.
|Nissan Leaf 2018
|-
|Droptical
|UK 13A 3 pin socket, up to 32 amp Type 2, or CHAdeMO socket.
|Nissan Leaf 2018
|-
|Radiocode
|UK 10A 3 pin socket (Granny), IEC309 or 16 amp Type 2 socket.
|Nissan Leaf 2017. AC charger agnostic, will need about 7 hours charge on Granny/IEC309 then will unplug.
|-|}

Power/Electric Vehicles

2018-08-21T20:45:22Z

Radiocode: Added Radiocode

EV charging is frequently requested, and we plan to provide a dedicated parking area for this at EMF2018.

Please note that your vehicles will be charged from our (modern, clean) diesel generators - there is still no other economical way of providing power at events such EMF. Our present plans involve providing power either on standard 16A IEC309 ('caravan'/'commando'/'ceeform') connectors or on UK 13A sockets. We need more information and feedback on what works for EV owners, e.g. what cables/connectors do you have.

Note that this form is only for vehicles parked in the car parks - campervans and caravans tickets include a power hookup (16A IEC309).

If you would like to charge your EV at EMF, please fill in your details below.

{| class="wikitable"
!Name/Nick
!Power requirements
!Notes
|-
|edent
|10A 3 pin socket, or 16 amp Type 2 socket.
|I'd suggest not many people have a IEC309 converter - so may be more practical to supply BS 1363 sockets, or Mennekes / IEC 62196 Type 2.
|-
|Incanus
|10A 3 pin socket, or 16 amp Type 2 socket.
|I would echo Edent's comment that most wont have a IEC309 converter. Either normal 3 pin plug socket or Type 2. Shame there are so few public charge points in that part of the country :(
|-
|RedMac
|10A 3 pin socket, or 16 amp Type 2 socket.
|I can convert to IEC309 so happy either way.
|-
|Pez
|10A 3 pin socket, or up to 32 amp Type 2 socket.
|While I have an IEC309 to 13A adapter, I'd advise against providing IEC309 without one, as everyone would need to adapt them to 13A sockets anyway before use, as far as I'm aware, there's no such thing as an IEC309 to Type 2 cable. Covered/waterproof 13A sockets on the end of heavy-duty cable (to mitigate load concerns), would be best!
|-
|thibault.ml
|10A 3 pin socket, up to 32 amp Type 2, or CHAdeMO socket.
|I do not have an adapter at all. Car is Nissan Leaf 2018.
|-
|Filbert / M0NGY
|10A 3pin socket or 16A Type 2
|If it's an option to charge, my plug-in hybrid would love some juice. No biggie if not.
|-
|Kerios
|10A 3pin, up to 32A Type 2, or IEC309.
|I can use majority of AC charging sockets, probably can do there and back on one charge, but if the unusual weather remains extant then better to have an option to charge... Seconded the waterproof socket cover!
|-
|Machin
|10A 3pin, up to 32A Type 2, IEC309, or CHAdeMO.
|
|-
|Tony1tf
|13A 3 pin socket
|Hyundai Ioniq can control my portable EVSE down to 6A. Also have Type 2 cable and IEC309 adaptor. Only need day parking - Probably Saturday because giving a talk.
|-
|Dan
|10A 3 pin socket, up to 32 amp Type 2, or CHAdeMO socket.
|Nissan Leaf
|-
|Rik
|10A 3 pin socket, up to 32 amp Type 2, or CHAdeMO socket.
|Nissan Leaf 2018
|-
|Droptical
|10A 3 pin socket, up to 32 amp Type 2, or CHAdeMO socket.
|Nissan Leaf 2018
|-
|Radiocode
|10A 3 pin socket, IEC309 or 16 amp Type 2 socket.
|Nissan Leaf 2017. 50% chance I'll be bringing my Leaf (Partner may be using it). AC charger agnostic.
|-|}

User:Radiocode

2018-08-21T20:29:28Z

Radiocode:

{{Attendee
|Name=Lee Wiltshire
|Village=Village:Bristol Hackspace
|Bringing=HackRFOne, various RaspberryPi, maybe soldering kit. Haven't thought about it yet - only just got a ticket!!!
|Arrival=2018/08/30 18:00
|Departure=2018/09/03 10:00
|Twitter=radiocode1969
|Interests=Interest:Badge, Interest:Chinese food, Interest:Coffee, Interest:Electronics, Interest:Estonian E-Residency, Interest:LaTeX, Interest:Lockpicking, Interest:Maths, Interest:Open Data, Interest:Open Source Software, Interest:Physics, Interest:Python, Interest:Radio, Interest:Railways, Interest:Raspberry Pi, Interest:Renewable Energy, Interest:Tea, Interest:Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
}}
This will be my second EMF Camp (last was 2016). I have too many hobbies and not enough time, and would like to fill my brain with new ideas and concepts.

User:Radiocode

2018-08-20T20:33:39Z

Radiocode: Created page with "{{Attendee |Name=Lee Wiltshire |Village=Village:Bristol Hackspace |Bringing=HackRFOne, various RaspberryPi, maybe soldering kit. Haven't thought about it yet - only just got a..."

{{Attendee
|Name=Lee Wiltshire
|Village=Village:Bristol Hackspace
|Bringing=HackRFOne, various RaspberryPi, maybe soldering kit. Haven't thought about it yet - only just got a ticket!!!
|Twitter=radiocode1969
|Interests=Interest:Badge, Interest:Chinese food, Interest:Coffee, Interest:Electronics, Interest:LaTeX, Interest:Lockpicking, Interest:Maths, Interest:Open Data, Interest:Open Source Software, Interest:Physics, Interest:Python, Interest:Radio, Interest:Railways, Interest:Raspberry Pi, Interest:Renewable Energy, Interest:Tea, Interest:Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
}}