Thread: EchoLink Proxy on Kindle?
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Old 02-04-2014, 10:03 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by brianinmaine View Post
Ha - what I meant was show us what project you are working on? A pic of your "rig" or just a description of what you are doing with radio on the Kindle. It sounds interesting. 20+ years ago I took some classes on that but dropped out. Not for me at the time.

I didn't mean to imply you weren't telling the truth, I was just joking around. Sorry for the confusion.
No, I knew that you were kidding. Hence the winky icon next to the title.

I just wanted to try out EchoLink, but I can't access the Internet outside of going through my Kindle (via SSH Tunnel). But Java doesn't do SOCKS(as far as I know). So what I have to do is run an EchoLink proxy on my Kindle and connect through there. The only radio hardware I have is a >5 watt Baofeng UV-5RA, so no rig.

By the way, as the screenshot said, my call sign is KG7HVV.
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