UGB Ugashik Bay – PAKD Cold Bay
Aniakchak National Monument:
Passing Perryville:
Approaching Cold Bay:
MS Flight Simulator 2024: Around the World update 9: Continuing West over the Aleutian Islands: UGB Ugashik Bay – PAKD Cold Bay
Casual FT8 afternoon operation: 20m with just 6w
Spent a few minutes Saturday afternoon doing some casual FT8 on 20m, using my FTX-1 on internal battery (so just 6w output), with a SuperAntenna temporarily setup in the garden. Still fascinates me how far you can get with just a few watts. Here’s where I was being heard on pskreporter.info :
Only worked about 20 mins or so and picked up Denmark and Croatia for the log.
MS Flight Simulator 2024: Around the World update 8: Continuing West over the Aleutian Islands: AHO Homer – UGB Ugashik Bay
Continuing from Update 7,
I’ve getting behind on my posts again, so the next couple document the legs flown, but without much other detail.
PAHO Homer – UGB Ugashik Bay
rsync files to a Ugreen NAS
Ensure ‘Enable backup rsync service’ is enabled in your Ugreen Control Panel, and select an existing user that will be used when transferring with rsync:
To rsync a local folder to your Ugreen NAS, use:
rsync -avz ./local-folder/ user-enabled-for-rsync@your-ugreen-ip:NAME_OF_SHARE
Note that instead of using the path of a folder on a volume, e.g. /volume1/folder, if folder is the name of the share, use this as the target path without any absolete path prefix.
This is hinted at in this post, and while it seems to differ from how you’d normally specify a remote destination, this is how rsync on a Ugreen appears to work.