Uhf/Vhf can be dead in some areas. I am mostly on HF you can find a topic of conversation on the lower bands. But I do recommend that if the area is dead reach out to the repeater owners and suggest running a NEt to bring it back to life. you can easily find a list of hams in your area and make a mailing list to say that a net is coming back to the area and it would be nice if they could join
ahh depends , I was still running a full setup while i lived in one, just have to get creative on how you build antennas, I was lazy and ran Ham Sticks and wire ground plane
In my findings any pool that HEXOS does not setup for you causes issues in the current build. I have tested a few different cases with single drives and other odd sized pools built in the trunas backend. This looks like it will be addressed at some point
its a i3 8350k 4c4t@4g, it has 24g of ram. also note its been up and running with many app inside of truenas for most of the year with no issues, This box is for storage and running small network apps.i have a few larger dell poweredge servers if I need horse power.
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