Harry Kauper George Towns built the first portable radio for the Rev. John Flynn. Powered by a generator driven by the rear wheel of Flynn's truck, it worked well but Flynn wanted a radio which did not rely on a fuel supply: in 1926 Kauper introduced Flynn to Alfred Traeger who developed the pedal wireless which was to be used by the Flying Doctor Service of Australia. In June 1926 Kauper became the chief engineer of 5CL, Adelaide (Central Broadcasters Ltd). When 5CL was taken over by the National Broadcasting Service in January 1930 he became chief engineer for 5AD (The Advertiser
Flynn (PaaS) ZFS, an integration test suite, router, service discovery and example apps. By this time Flynn also announced that they raised over a million US dollars from investors. On November 4, 2015 the launch of the stable release channel for Flynn was announced. Three years after the start of the project, on July 26, 2016 Flynn announced the release of Flynn 1.0. This is the first version to allegedly be stable enough for production use. On September 21, 2016 Managed Flynn, also called "Ops as a service", was announced as a service in addition to their at that time already existing