Monday, January 20, 2014

Sunday, January 19, 2014

Surecom SR-112 Simplex Repeater

The Surecom SR-112 Simplex Repeater at the 409Shop for $69.90.



SR-112 Radio record simplex repeater Controller


The SR-112 is a multi-function voice recorder device that connects to virtually any handheld, base, or mobile radio. It features exceptional voice recording quality and higher capacity than any other comparable device on the market.

Simplex Repeater
A simplex repeater records incoming transmissions and retransmits them on the same frequency. This has the effect of doubling the time required to transmit a message, but while a traditional repeater typically costs thousands of dollars and might be semi-portable at best, a simplex repeater can be set up with a single handheld radio and operated from batteries. This makes it perfect for disaster response, home or campground use, and any place where radio range needs to be extended but the cost and complexity of a traditional repeater can’t be justified.

Voice Mail
The SR-112 s voice mail function operates like a telephone answering machine,
allowing users to record messages for later retrieval.
Up to 3 incoming messages can be recorded, total recording  message  up to 180sec

Auto message send system
15/30/45 minutes  setting

Major Features- 3 of message box for record
- Auto Messge send out at 15/30/45mins
-Up to 180 seconds total recording time
-DTMF remote control for all functions
-19.2 KHz sample rate for excellent voice clarity
-Operates from 14500 3.7V Li-ion or external 5-24 V DC supply
-build-in rechargeable Lithium-ion battery support 72 hours long life operation
-User to change the DTMF remote control password by radio
-User set the Repeater Operates On/Off by DTMF
-Audio output adjustable in hardware and by remote command
-Audio in Level display
-Auto Battery level display (20%~100%)
-Provides audio Input  level display  ( for adj. best sound )
-Provides signal roger beep setting
-DTMF signal dispaly
-Works with most popular CB,FRS, PMR, Amateur radios,Mobile Radio (optional of Cable)
-1 year warranty on complete unit, 5 years on flash memory

Monday, January 13, 2014

Working on New Content

I should have something amazing for you any minute now////////////////////////////////



Via The Blaze

New Job Playbook

This is one of those mostly just for me type posts. For a couple of the jobs I have been interested in, part of my preparation includes thinking about what I would do in the first 30 - 90 days. Of course it would vary by job, but these are some of the things I might want to do:

  • Create or review the service portfolio/catalog - especially understanding the relationships between systems
  • Review projects - recently completed, underway, and proposed
  • Spend one-on-one time with the IT staff - review their background, link their roles to services and projects
  • Meet with key stakeholders in the lines of business/departments
  • Meet with key suppliers/partners and review contracts
  • Review any recent customer satisfaction survey data or conduct a survey
  • Review expense and capital budgets including YTD/previous year actuals
  • Review current IT policies and procedures
  • Review recent audit findings (governance, controls, security)
  • Complete a basic maturity assessment
With all that information, I would really want to focus on the differences. For example, do the stakeholders and IT team members both see the same problem areas? Do they agree on where IT is most effective? Are the projects aligned with the needs as expressed by the stakeholders? Is the money spent going toward the things that are most important? Are we training people before we start bringing in technologies?

I'd also take a look at the service catalog to see if there are opportunities for consolidation/integration. Are there services we should move in-house or be better off buying?

Ultimately, this analysis would lead to the strategic plan that would set goals for the coming years. It would, more than likely, result in changes to the day-to-day operations.

Sunday, January 12, 2014

American Girl PSA

If American Girl happens to you, below are some helpful hints.


If you hold the dolls upside down when changing their clothes, their hair stays out of the way.

When changing their clothes, put both arms forward and gently squeeze them together. This makes it much easier to get the arms through the sleeves in most outfits.

Some shoes are hard to get on. For a difficult pair, start with the doll facing away from you. Place your thumb on the doll's heel. Start putting the shoe on and put your index finger on toes; applying pressure towards the heel. Squeeze the sides of the shoe with other hand and slide it over the heel.

Traditional Music

For those of you who like traditional music, I present: