Diablo Link Project
The goal of the Diablo Link project is to bring back interesting video images from Santa Cruz islands to researchers, educational institutions, and even your living room. We hope to combine amateur radio, computers, mountain-top repeaters, video cameras, and operational know-how into an interesting project that offers many technical challenges, ample room for experimentation, as well as exciting applications that capture interest in the larger community.
Quick links:
* system_documentation and overview
* Key Klix 09/2005 article with signal measurements 
Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club
The Diablo Link project is conducted and sponsored by the Santa Barbara Amateur Radio club (SBARC). For information about SBARC please see http://www.sbarc.org.
Santa Cruz Island images
For images from Santa Cruz, see the camera page.
Articles (most recent first)
(Key Klix is the monthly Santa Barbara Amateur Radio club newsletter)
| Key Klix 09/2005 | The September 2005 Key Klix reports on the first set of signal measurements. |
| Interference test | Brief write-up about interference results using two closely spaced radios. |
| Key Klix 08/2005 | The August 2005 Key Klix has a brief status update. |
| Key Klix 07/2005 | The July 2005 Key Klix describes the set-up of the video camera on the island. |
| Key Klix 01/2005 | The January 2005 Key Klix article describes the trip to Santa Cruz island. |
| Key Klix 12/2004 | The December 2004 Key Klix article describes the preparations for deploying radios on Santa Cruz island. |
| Key Klix 11/2004 | The November 2004 Key Klix article gives a short overview over the initial stages of the project. |
| PowerPoint | Presentation made to the SBARC board to request funding for the initial phase of the project. |
Technical documentation
| System documentation | Documents the network and overall system configuration |
| Hardware parts | Lists the hardware components used in the Diablo project |
| Next Generation Software | A new Linux 2.6 based distro for small-ish computers. Designed with radios in mind. |
