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* Third-Annual *
* New England Workshop on Software-Defined Radio *
* NEWSDR 2013 *
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* Third-Annual *
* New England Workshop on Software-Defined Radio *
* NEWSDR 2013 *
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Sorry to send this again, but there were some errors
and omissions when this was sent yesterday.
I have fixed them, and also added a tentative agenda.
Thank you.
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Hello:
Quick question: I'm flying commercial for a work-trip, American Airlines from
Los Angeles to Dallas, and I need to bring my USRP N200. How can I bring it
with me? Does anyone have any experience flying commercial airlines with USRPs?
Should I put it into my checked-in luggage? I'm afraid
For your 2-D plotting, why don't you just use Matplotlib
(http://matplotlib.org/) or Qwt (http://qwt.sourceforge.net/)?? Those two tools
provide powerful plotting capabilities from Python and C++. Am I missing
something?
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> From: "Wallace, Frank L CIV NSWCDD
Actually, the "T" (the subway) *does* go to the airport, to Boston Logan
Airport. The Blue Line stops there. And then there are free shuttle busses to
take you to all the terminals. You can take the Blue Line into the city and
transfer, for free, to the Red, Orange, and Green Lines.
>
You can also try AirBnB (https://www.airbnb.com/).
There a lot of people in Boston doing short-term
sublets of their very nice apartments.
Look in these areas:
Boston: South Boston ("Southie"), Back Bay, The Fenway (on the Green Line)
Cambridge: Kendall Sqaure, Central Square, Harvard Square, Porte
/lines/?route=BLUE
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> From: Michael Dickens
>To: GNURadio Discussion List
>Sent: Saturday, August 10, 2013 10:25 AM
>Subject: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Public transport in Boston
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>
>On Aug 10, 2013, at 10:11 AM, Bruce Penswick wrote:
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